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State and federal authorities are investigating the suspicious white powder found in the packages and letters.

All 51 New York City Council seats are up for a vote in this year’s primary and general elections — and while most will prove cakewalks for the incumbents involved, some are shaping up to be competitive. Usually, Council elections fall every four years, and the last round was in 2021. However, 2023 is different thanks to the 2022 redrawing of the Council map, which by law required another ...

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The concessions the GOP won in the debt ceiling deal lay bare their cruel priorities including taking away social programs from Illinoisans.

“All of this suggests that in this coming presidential election, whatever their reservations, the progressives, though they will demand improvements in social programs, will end up backing Biden and working for his reelection.”

A bill to ban caste discrimination in California brings a global conflict to the Legislature. While many South Asian groups support the measure, some say it could backfire.

Lawmakers return to Montpelier in two weeks for a veto session. They will try to override several of the governor's vetoes, including the state budget. But it's not clear whether they have the votes.

Rep. Ilhan Omar, who was booted off the House Foreign Affairs Committee earlier this year, won a consolation prize Wednesday.

US President Joe Bidens economic policies have further enriched financial elites at the expense of working class Americans, Prof. Michael Hudson, US economist and former Wall Street analyst, told Sputniks New Rules podcast.