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Sen. Lindsey Graham, 71, died Sunday hours after returning from Ukraine, after his office reported he had been feeling unwell, according to a report that also said he joked, “I can’t die now.”
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Two FBI analysts were reportedly fired after expressing concerns that the bureau’s probe into 2020 election activity in Fulton County, Georgia, lacked sufficient evidentiary support, according to CBS News sources.
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Mullin said a Homeland Security policy linking the disbursement of counterterrorism grant money to state demands on election security is grounded in federal counterterror goals, as FEMA guidance has raised questions among election administrators.
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In a Truth Social post on Monday, President Donald Trump called on the U.S. Senate to advance a cryptocurrency regulation bill he identified as the “Clarity Act,” linking the request to the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham.
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Sen. Adam Schiff says he plans to file another resolution under the War Powers Act to require Republicans to cast votes again on ending U.S. military involvement in the conflict with Iran after renewed tensions over the past week.
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The Texas Republican said he is seeking the post as Republicans prepare for committee leadership changes next year, adding to a field of lawmakers competing for the senior role on the chamber’s primary defense panel.
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The lawsuit, filed Friday as a protective measure, challenges the Department of Education’s planned stop to congressionally approved mental health grants for public schools and seeks to block the federal government from ending the funding while related litigation continues.
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the administration plans a new diplomatic campaign against the International Criminal Court, framing the move as part of the U.S. fight with the tribunal.
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Party leaders and prominent Democrats moved to distance themselves from Maine Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Graham Platner following a renewed rape allegation. Platner has denied wrongdoing and has not yet ended his campaign, leaving party strategists focused on whether he can survive politically and help Democrats hold the seat.
