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Negotiations between Senate and House Republicans over a NASA reauthorization bill have stalled, leaving the measure in limbo ahead of President Donald Trump’s scheduled visit to NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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Prosecutors in Poland’s Rzeszów are investigating graffiti bearing the slogan “White Lives Matter,” with reports saying suspects could face up to three years in prison if charged and convicted.
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With Election Day approaching, Democratic lawmakers and staff are preparing for multiple scenarios they believe could involve President Donald Trump, while emphasizing the need to anticipate threats they say were not fully expected before the Jan. 6 attack.
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In an interview tied to Emmy consideration, Seehorn discussed the Apple TV series role in which her character is drawn into a community of oddly sustained cheer.
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A new NPR Politics review finds that while Social Security’s financing outlook continues to be a central fiscal and benefit-sustainability concern for economists and policy experts, many voters say they are not hearing enough about the trust fund and potential solutions.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said oil pipelines will make the Strait of Hormuz “irrelevant” in about two years. Energy analysts told NPR the shift is unlikely on that schedule, citing how quickly new infrastructure can be used and how many routes still rely on the chokepoint.
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Louisville Public Media reports that men highlighted in a Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting review have been released or removed from custody while prosecutors decide whether to move forward after attorneys challenged the underlying investigation.
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A new set of Trump administration proposals to alter how federal grants are decided could make it easier to stop funding, according to reporting that highlights potential impacts on major Democratic-run cities and states.
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U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani halted implementation of a U.S. Postal Service rule described as part of President Donald Trump’s plan to restrict mail-in voting ahead of an election, according to New York Post reporting.
