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Nov 07 2025POLITICS

A Powerhouse Steps Back: Nancy Pelosi's Political Journey

Nancy Pelosi, a giant in American politics, announced she won't be running for reelection to the U. S. House. This decision marks the end of her nearly 40-year career representing San Francisco. Pelosi, known for her tenacity and political savvy, shared this news in a video message, urging her suppo

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Nov 07 2025POLITICS

Trump's Tariff Flip-Flop: From Money-Maker to Regulatory Tool

The Trump administration has had a major change of heart regarding tariffs. Initially, they were hailed as a financial windfall, promising to reduce the national debt, support farmers, and even send dividend checks to Americans. But recently, the White House's tone has shifted dramatically. During

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Nov 07 2025POLITICS

Passport Rules Change: What It Means for Trans and Nonbinary Americans

The Supreme Court recently made a decision that affects how sex is listed on U. S. passports. They allowed the current administration to require that the sex marker on passports match the person's sex assigned at birth. This change impacts transgender and nonbinary individuals who have been using pa

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Nov 07 2025POLITICS

Federal Judge Calls Out Immigration Agents' Forceful Tactics

A federal judge has put a stop to some aggressive actions by immigration agents in Chicago. Judge Sara Ellis said the agents' behavior was shocking and didn't make sense. She ordered them to follow the rules and not use force unless it's really necessary. The judge had already told the agents not t

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Nov 07 2025POLITICS

Democrats' Big Wins: A Reason to Celebrate or a Cause for Concern?

Recent elections have been a big win for Democrats. Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic Socialist, is now the mayor of New York City. In Virginia and New Jersey, new Democratic governors won by a large margin. Many people voted, showing high interest in these elections. These wins show that many people are

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Nov 07 2025POLITICS

Portland's Guard Case: A Clash of Powers

Portland has become the center of a heated debate about federal power. A judge recently extended an order that stops the government from sending National Guard troops to the city. This decision came after a trial that questioned if the Trump administration broke the law by trying to send troops from

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Nov 07 2025POLITICS

Understanding the Hidden Struggles of Women in Refugee Camps

In the vast landscape of humanitarian crises, the plight of women in long-term refugee camps often goes unnoticed. The complexities of violence in such settings are magnified, especially when viewed through a gender lens. This perspective highlights the prolonged challenges faced by female migrants

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Nov 07 2025POLITICS

Chicago Judge Calls Out Federal Agents: Stop Using Excessive Force!

A judge in Chicago has called out federal agents for lying about protests in the city. She said they used too much force and restricted their actions. The judge saw videos that showed the agents were not telling the truth. She ordered them to stop using tear gas and other weapons unless there is rea

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Nov 07 2025POLITICS

Digging into the Past: U. S. Probes 2016 Election Interference Claims

In a twist of events, federal prosecutors are gearing up to dig into the 2016 election interference claims. They are preparing to issue grand jury subpoenas to investigate officials from the Obama administration who put together a report on Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election. Th

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Nov 07 2025POLITICS

Buncombe County's Big Plans for the Future

Buncombe County has a new plan to make life better for everyone. This plan is called the 2030 Strategic Plan. It covers six big areas: growth, money, schools, health, safety, and nature. The plan was made with help from experts and the community. The county wants to build more homes and fix old one

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