
DOJ probes Arizona Sen. Gallego after campaign-funded family trips to Nantucket, Caribbean
Campaign finance scrutiny hits Senator Gallego’s use of funds for family travel, and DOJ is now investigating.

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Campaign finance scrutiny hits Senator Gallego’s use of funds for family travel, and DOJ is now investigating.

The administration turns an acting appointment into a full-time nomination, tightening momentum on labor policy and enforcement.

A sprawling kids online safety package cleared the House Monday night, with 47 members not voting, reshaping the compliance clock.

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A state high court rejected a GOP push to remove a “not good faith” candidate with the same name.

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The US top diplomat presses for military and political unification, even as Libya stays split between rival governments.

Decision-makers get the missing piece Tuesday: how the UK intends to spend billions to equip its Armed Forces.

Tehran insists it has sole authority over the waterway, but Washington isn't convinced, setting up high-stakes negotiations.

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A ruling loosens the administration's ability to strip Temporary Protected Status from people in the last remaining countries.

The singer’s open letter lands days after a 50.5% win, and the president-elect responds with a pledge and an invitation.