For Marie Gluesenkamp Pérez, politics is about meeting voters where they are
By Payton May VANCOUVER, Wash. — In a lumber town, home to just under 300 people, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Pérez
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Over 150 US university presidents sign letter decrying Trump administration
Statement signed by Harvard, Princeton and Brown leaders denounces White House’s ‘undue government intrusion’US politics live – latest updatesMore than
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‘Glaring gap in law closed’: Met Police hail new rules as officers who fail vetting to be automatically sacked
Police chiefs will be able to sack officers deemed unfit to serve from next month under rules announced by Home
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Shannon Sharpe Lawsuit: Five Biggest Allegations Leveled by ‘Jane Doe’
Former NFL star Shannon Sharpe was sued on Sunday by an anonymous woman accusing the Hall of Famer of rape
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VP lawyers ‘more than confident’ of her acquittal
With her lawyers “more than confident” of her acquittal in an impeachment trial, Vice President Sara Duterte scoffed at suggestions
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Black public servants to appeal court decision dismissing $2.5-billion lawsuit
The plaintiffs alleged that Black government workers suffered systemic discrimination in the federal public service...
Robin Murray
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Sharon Osbourne Wants Kneecap’s American Visa Revoked
Sharon Osbourne wants Kneecap thrown out of the United States after their controversial Coachella performance. The Belfast rap group played
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Mario Vargas Llosa: The novelist who lectured Latin America
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US to slap up to 3,521% tariffs on SE Asian solar imports – especially you, Cambodia
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Another crisis in US looms large as deadline nears for 5 million student loan borrowers
Starting May 5, the US Department of Education will send defaulted student loans into collections from around 5 million borrowers.
