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Jeffries Says He's Deeply Skeptical of FISA Extension Without New Privacy Protections
House Democratic leader signals opposition to clean extension of warrantless surveillance powers set to expire April 20, as Trump demands 18-month reauthorization.
Pope Leo Condemns Tyrants Ravaging World During Cameroon Peace Visit
The pontiff visited Bamenda, epicenter of a separatist conflict that has killed over 6,000 people and displaced 600,000, calling for an end to exploitation and violence.
Violent Attacks on OpenAI CEO, Indianapolis Council Member Spark New Fears Over AI Debate
A Molotov cocktail attack on Sam Altman's home and shooting at a city council member's house highlight rising tensions around AI regulation and data centers.
History of FACE Act Shows Evolution From Clinic Protection to Broader Enforcement
The 1994 law signed by Clinton has become a focal point in debates over abortion access and protest rights, with new DOJ report fueling calls for repeal.
Justice Department Report Details FACE Act Enforcement Under Biden Administration
An 882-page DOJ report alleges selective enforcement of a 1994 law designed to protect abortion clinic access, reigniting debate over the statute's constitutionality.
Tillis on Trump's Reasoning for Posting AI Jesus Image: 'I'll Take It at Face Value'
Republican senator said he was more concerned with Trump's comments toward Pope Leo XIV than the controversial AI-generated image.
What Orban's Loss Means for Far-Right Movements Around the World
Hungary's 16-year prime minister lost his reelection bid, raising questions about the future of the global far-right infrastructure he built.
California Democrat Says 'Zero Room for Anyone Who Abuses Their Power' After Swalwell Resignation
A California Democrat responded to Eric Swalwell's resignation with a statement about accountability, as the former congressman faced scrutiny over past conduct.
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger's Early Approval Ratings Drop Sparks Debate Over Campaign vs. Governing Style
The Democratic governor's approval ratings have declined within months of taking office, with supporters and critics offering contrasting explanations for the shift.
Border Czar Homan Responds to Pope Leo's Immigration Criticism
Homan, a lifelong Catholic, says Vatican leaders do not understand that illegal immigration is not a victimless crime.