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Florida bill backed by DeSantis would bar businesses and schools from making anyone “feel discomfort” about race
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CIA “Havana Syndrome” task force rules out foreign attacks in most reported cases in interim report
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Special Report: President Biden holds press conference marking first year in office
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New evidence revealed in Trump fraud investigation
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Starbucks ends COVID vaccine requirement for its U.S. workers in response to Supreme Court ruling
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Biden administration defends Trump-era migrant expulsions, citing “serious” COVID-19 risk
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Campaign finance law challenged by Ted Cruz met with skepticism at Supreme Court
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In Ukraine, Blinken warns Russia could attack with “very short notice”
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Sotomayor and Gorsuch deny reported tensions over wearing masks at Supreme Court
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