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Homeland Security Investigations agents executed a court-authorized warrant, but federal officials have not disclosed the inquiry’s subject or alleged an offense publicly.
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Homeland Security Investigations agents executed a court-authorized warrant, but federal officials have not disclosed the inquiry’s subject or alleged an offense publicly.
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Homeland Security Investigations agents executed a court-authorized warrant, but federal officials have not disclosed the inquiry’s subject or alleged an offense publicly.
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Democrats now have plausible routes to a majority, but their path requires defending difficult seats and winning in states Donald Trump carried in 2024.
Read full articlePolitics, Voting & Federalism · 2026-10-12
More than three dozen new laws in Republican-led states alter identification, citizenship and mail-voting procedures, prompting litigation and voter education campaigns.
Read full articleWashington Tribune
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Homeland Security Investigations agents executed a court-authorized warrant, but federal officials have not disclosed the inquiry’s subject or alleged an offense publicly.
Read full articleWashington, D.C. & Public Services · 2026-10-12
District residents face delayed collections and office closures Monday, while emergency shelters remain open and Metro begins scheduled nighttime work.
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The mostly vacant former HUD headquarters illustrates why disposing of aging federal property remains expensive, slow and politically difficult.
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