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Markey Holds Off Moulton to Win Massachusetts Senate Primary
The 80-year-old incumbent turned a contest about age into one about record, beating a younger congressman by a comfortable margin.
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Commerce Quietly Strips Political-Interference Language From Science Policy
The revision reaches every agency under the department, including the Census Bureau, NOAA and the office that compiles GDP.
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Judge Voids Visa Ban Covering Citizens of 75 Countries
A federal court found the State Department policy discriminated by nationality, in breach of a law written in 1952 to forbid exactly that.
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Purple Heart Veteran Wins Pardon After Self-Deporting
The clemency wipes the convictions that triggered Sae Joon Park's removal, reopening a case that had sent a decorated soldier to a country he left at seven.
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Right-Wing Commentator Deported After Overstaying Visa
Immigration officers detained Milo Yiannopoulos at a New Orleans airport and removed him to Britain under an order issued in July.
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Supreme Court Lets Trump’s White House Ballroom Proceed Temporarily
The Supreme Court ruled Friday that President Trump can — for now — move forward with construction of his ballroom on the site of the former East Wing
