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Trump Administration to Strip 17 Americans of their Citizenship Status

The US government plans to revoke the citizenship status of 17Americans caught in immigration fraud cases. This is the largest denaturalization campaign in history led by Trump’s anti-immigration policies. Donald Trump speaks to reporters on Air Force One Before Trump, the Justice Department confirms that denaturalization powers were rarely invoked by USA governments. What’s changed

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FBI Terminates Analysts Involved in Controversial Catholic Memo

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has fired several employees involved in the 2023 catholic internal memo. The circulation suggested that conservative catholic ideologies were connected to violent extremism FBI director Kash Patel. Photograph: CNP/Shutterstock Legal representatives of the fired individuals confirmed their dismissal on Friday. Among those fired are four intelligence analysts and one senior analyst.

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Trump-backed Iowa candidate loses primary

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Randy Feenstra will not fly the Republican flag in the 2026 midterms in Iowa. This is the first taste of defeat for President Trump in the 2026 midterm election cycle, whose endorsements have hitherto been viewed as golden. Feenstra was seen as Trump’s favorite and the most likely frontrunner of the party in the state’s

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ICE Faces Several Lawsuits over Inhumane Conditions at Detention Facility

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Several plaintiffs are suing the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, alleging abusive conditions and inadequate medical care at their Texas Camp, East Montana. Camp East Montana ICE detention center in El Paso, Texas The claimants say ICE agents violated their human and constitutional rights when they locked them in the facility. Several advocacy groups have

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Jeffries Launches War to Redraw House Maps Before 2028

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Overview The Democratic playbook will look different in 2028. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is leading a campaign to redraw congressional blue state districts. This is expected to help Democrats get more seats in the House. U.S. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) speaks during a Congressional Black Caucus news conference In the last month

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US Woes Greenland in Secret, Peacefully

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The United States and Denmark are hammering out a secret deal for the USA to set up 3 military bases in Greenland. This follows months of tension after Trump declared plans to invade or buy the island from the NATO ally. Vice-President JD Vance touring the US military base in Greenland Trump had earlier warned

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US Inflation Climbs to 3.8% Fueled by Iran War

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The Bureau of Labor Statistics has released its inflation report for April. The data shows that life in America is becoming costly, with inflation now at 3.8%. This is the highest since 2023. Most of this jump can be traced to the Iran war. Inflation rises as fuel costs surge amid Iran war The war

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Senate Democrats to oppose the $1 Billion Plan for Trump’s Ballroom

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Senator Chuck Schumer is getting ready for a $1 billion fight in the Senate. The Democrat leader has expressed dislike for the Republicans’ plan to spend $1 billion on Trump’s infamous ballroom at the White House. He wants to use American voters to help stop it. The Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer: Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images

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Trump Says Ceasefire with Iran is Dying, Rejects Peace Deal Proposal as “Garbage”

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The fragile peace deal between the United States and Iran is failing. On Monday, President Trump declared from the Oval Office that the ceasefire is on “massive life support” with only a 1 percent chance of survival. United States President Donald Trump speaks to the press in Washington, DC. [Getty] Iran had submitted a peace

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Tension Escalates at Emory University as Faculty Pursue Legal Action over Protest Suppression

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Atlanta’s Emory University professors are suing the institution for over-surveillance and harassment following the Israel-Gaza protests two years ago. Protestors cuffed and detained at Emory University protests 2024/ Photograph: Mike Stewart/AP A legal and social crisis is brewing over at Atlanta’s Emory University as three tenured professors take to the courts for mistreatment at the

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