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Senate Backs $70 Billion Immigration Push in Win for Trump

Washington- The U.S. Senate on Friday approved $70 billion in funding for President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement agenda, marking a

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US House Rebukes Trump, Backs Measure to End Iran War

Washington— The U.S. House of Representatives approved a war powers resolution on Wednesday aimed at halting American military action against

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Philippine House Impeaches Sara Duterte in Escalating Power Struggle

Manila-The Philippine House of Representatives on Monday voted to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte, securing enough support to send the

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Debate over 25th Amendment resurfaces amid political tensions in Washington

“It’s a political no-go.” Recent remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding Iran have prompted renewed discussion among some Democratic

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Raskin Proposes Commission to Assess Presidential Fitness Amid Renewed Trump Tensions

Washington — U.S. Representative Jamie Raskin said on Friday he plans to introduce legislation to establish a bipartisan commission to

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US Senate Moves Toward Ending Shutdown with Bipartisan Progress

Washington – The U.S. Senate has taken a positive step forward in resolving the federal government shutdown, signaling unity and