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Riots Push France Toward Stricter Protest Limits

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France moved to let local officials ban protests after riots torched city halls and injured police, sharpening a core test between public order and civil freedom.Story HighlightsHundreds of thousands marched; a violent minority set...

California Homeless Camps Face a December 2027 Deadline

California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton set a hard deadline to clear every homeless encampment...

24-Team Playoff Plan Could End Title Games

College football’s playoff is set to grow again, but the headline money masking real...

Citizenship Proposal Leaves Key Rules Unclear

A Texas Senate hopeful just laid out a citizenship pathway that demands taxes, English,...

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Religion and Politics Collide in Michigan Senate Race

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A resurfaced 2018 forum clip of Abdul El-Sayed saying “Muslims definitely hate you” has jolted Michigan’s Senate race and revived questions about religion, politics, and trust.Story SnapshotA 2018 video shows El-Sayed clashing with Patrick...

$418K Pension Sparks Taxpayer Debate

One retired California investment official collected more than $400,000 in a single year of...

Thousands Leave New York Amid Budget Concerns

New state tax records show tens of thousands of New Yorkers moved away while...

Iran War Sparks Explosive Clash in Maine Senate Race

A Maine Senate debate turned explosive when Troy Jackson claimed Senator Susan Collins and...

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