World
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647California Senate Poll Drama: Contest Continues in State of Flux…
A recent survey conducted by the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies reports that while Rep. Adam Schiff maintains a slim lead...
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347War Powers Showdown: Biden’s Yemen Strike Divides Congress…
A rare point of agreement has emerged among both progressives and hardline conservatives: President Joe Biden’s decision to strike the Houthis in...
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658Trump’s Nomination Up in the Air: The Unpredictable Twist…
Yes, it appears that Donald Trump will secure the Republican nomination for 2024. However, there are some echoes of 2016, when the...
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365Courting Controversy: GOP Primary’s Unforeseen Legal Chapter…
In the Republican presidential primaries, Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis are fighting tooth and nail to remain in the race. Donald Trump,...
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948Speechless Finale: Trump’s Closing Silence in NY Fraud Trial…
In the $370 million New York civil fraud lawsuit against Trump, Judge Arthur Engoron stated on Wednesday that he does not anticipate...
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345Beyond the Podium: Deciphering the Power of Iowa’s 2nd Place..
In the Republican caucuses in Iowa, former president Donald Trump has established himself as the clear front-runner. Even while no public polls...
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847Economic Crash Timing: Trump’s Surprising Statement on Second Term…
The US economy will “crash,” according to former president Donald Trump, who expressed his expectation that it would happen within the next...
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371Haley’s Surge: New Hampshire Polls Reveal Trump’s Second Place Rival…
Two fresh surveys put Nikki Haley in second position in fresh Hampshire, just two weeks before the state’s crucial primary, according to...
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449Back to the Palmetto State: Biden’s Bet on South Carolina for Political Revival…
Joe Biden soared to the top of the 2020 Democratic primary in South Carolina, and on Monday, the president will return to...
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304Strategic Maneuvers: Navigating the Altered Congressional Map for House Control…
Even before this year’s voters cast their ballots, the partisan lean of a small number of districts might alter significantly, giving one...