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Former President George W. Bush Debuts New Paintings for 9/11 Remembrance Exhibit
The former president's collection of 16 acrylic and oil paintings will be displayed at Freedom Hall in Dallas through September, marking the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks.
DOJ Revokes Decades-Old Integration Mandate for People With Disabilities
Justice Department says its interpretation of Section 504 and Title II never authorized the requirement that states provide care in 'most integrated settings.'
Ocasio-Cortez Says She Would Not Date a Conservative, Citing Shared Values
The New York Democrat told TMZ that while she holds no ill will toward conservatives who date across party lines, shared values are important to her in relationships.
Kennedy Center Removes Joel Shapiro Sculpture 'Blue' From Its Grounds
The removal of the 2019-installed artwork comes as the Trump-aligned board pursues legal battles to add the president's name to the institution.
Will the Lindsay Clancy Trial End in Mistrial? Here Are the Jury's Options
The Massachusetts murder case against Lindsay Clancy, accused of killing her two children, faces potential deadlock as jurors deliberate on charges that include capital murder.
Susan Collins Says Liz Cheney Has No Impact, in Her View
The Maine Republican made the assessment during a wide-ranging interview with Politico's Jonathan Martin about the current state of the GOP.
DeSantis Confronts Heckler at Tampa GOP Event, Accuses Protester of Being Paid by Soros
The incident drew praise from conservative commentators while the Open Society Foundations reiterated it does not pay protesters.
Public-Sector Unions Face Legal Challenges Over Alleged Hidden Political Spending From Member Dues
Lawsuits in New Jersey, Connecticut, and Chicago allege unions obscured how billions of dollars in mandatory dues funded political activity without clear member consent.
Hundreds of Millions Trapped in Post-Viral Nightmare as Scientists Race for Cure
Federal funding is now fueling aggressive clinical trials for triple-drug antiviral blends and targeted therapies after decades of patient dismissals.
US Sailors Arrive in Thailand's Pattaya After Record 250 Days at Sea
The extended deployment is being examined for its implications on naval readiness and sailor welfare policies.