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In a decision announced as the Federal Open Market Committee held its interest-rate setting steady, Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said the central bank will move away from forecasting its future monetary-policy path.
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In Georgia’s Tuesday Republican runoffs, party voters chose a Trump-aligned U.S. Senate nominee while selecting a governor nominee who did not match the White House’s preferred pick, according to PBS NewsHour Politics.
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A U.S. senator said President Donald Trump’s Iran memorandum of understanding offers “a lot more to get a lot less” compared with the 2015 nuclear deal, as lawmakers weigh what the document would mean for U.S. policy, sanctions relief, and verification.
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Scott asked the administration to act on alleged funding links between the antiwar group CodePink and foreign adversaries, including China.
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Jackson Lahmeyer announced he was pausing his run for Congress following reports that the Christian pastor previously endorsed by President Donald Trump sent intimate messages, prompting a change in Trump’s backing ahead of a Republican primary runoff.
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Democratic Rep. Seth Moulton and Republican John Deaton traded sharp attacks Tuesday night in a Massachusetts U.S. Senate debate centered on immigration and Israel, while incumbent Sen. Ed Markey did not attend, according to Fox News.
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A new report says federal authorities allege five men planned a mass-casualty attack tied to UFC Freedom 250, meeting through TikTok and coordinating from multiple states before allegedly using encrypted messaging services.
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A federal judge on Tuesday upheld the obstruction of justice conviction of former Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan, rejecting her bid to overturn a lower court ruling tied to allegations that she helped a man avoid immigration enforcement officers who were seeking to detain him at a courthouse.
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The parties said they reached a $100 million resolution in a dispute tied to a 2018 New York Times investigation about the President’s tax and financial records, according to a joint filing in court.
