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Jelinda MontesThe Nation |
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is suing multiple states for trying to rein in Polymarket and Kalshi
A surveillance pricing ban in Maryland leaves out loyalty programs — costing customers more than they save
Benefiting off viral trends, like Dubai chocolate, has been actually decades in the making
The new maps will likely flip four U.S. House seats, returning the edge back to the Democrats in the midterms race
The Florida rep. resigned minutes before a House Ethics panel was set to recommend her expulsion
Efforts to rein in the negative aspects of kids online could usher in a new era of censorship, without helping kids
The Trump administration requested that the convictions of 12 key members of far-right militias be vacated
Democrats are now demanding the first lady testify under oath
JD Vance will lead peace talks in Pakistan Saturday as Iran calls Israel's assault on Lebanon a ceasefire violation
The deal involves opening the Strait of Hormuz for 14 days and halting U.S. military operations
The US and Israel are ramping up attacks in attempts to force a ceasefire
A new executive order from the president looks to create a federal voter roll. Critics say that's against the law
The president sat in on oral arguments around his birthright citizenship executive order
In an 8-1 decision, the court found a ban on conversion therapy for LGBTQ minors violated the First Amendment
A new report alleges Hegseth’s broker attempted to investment in defense companies prior to Iran war
Hackers posted pictures and documents from Patel’s email
Airport chaos drove the compromise to fund DHS without immigration enforcement. But House approval is uncertain.
Over a dozen states currently accept late mail-in ballots postmarked on election day. That could change
Huge bets on unlikely futures have repeatedly popped up right before Trump announcements about the conflict
EPA says it can’t regulate greenhouse gases — NRDC, Earth Justice and 24 Democratic-majority states beg to differ
An investigation into the labor icon unveiled stories of sexual abuse of minors
Republicans are pushing to get historically restrictive voter ID bill to the president’s desk
This is the fourth known US aircraft to crash under non-hostile circumstances since beginning efforts in Iran
Public health experts criticize Retsef Levi’s studies ahead of a key vaccine advisory meeting
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