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Elections SCOTUS asked to review if Illinois can keep counting mail-in ballots 2 weeks after election day By The Center Square Staff
Elections Probe into noncitizen voter in Washington state underscores lack of verification By The Center Square Staff
Elections DNC Vice chairman slams Democrats for losing recent election, calling it a 'damning indictment' By Charlotte Hazard
Security Trump border czar pointedly warns sanctuary cities could be prosecuted if they harbor aliens
Abortion Pro-life states claim feds are starving them by usurping Congress, ask Supreme Court to intervene
Cancel Culture Powerhouse progressive watchdog Media Matters hunkers down amid legal, financial challenges
Energy As the U.S. electricity supply comes up short, power-hungry industries are looking to go off-grid
Federal Agencies At least two Democratic senators are prepared to support and work with Trump Cabinet nominations
Russia and Ukraine Scandals Joe Rogan blasts Biden, Zelensky for trying to 'start World War III' as Biden exits presidency
Congress Senators say Tulsi Gabbard and Pete Hegseth will be closely scrutinized at confirmation hearings
White House Manchin cites Biden’s blindspots on inflation, migration and Afghanistan; slams '17 educated idiots'
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