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World Cup Opens With a Two-Tier Border: Ticket in Hand, or Banned
The same administration running a 75-country visa crackdown built a fast lane for fans who bought seats, and left everyone else from those countries shut out
The same administration running a 75-country visa crackdown built a fast lane for fans who bought seats, and left everyone else from those countries shut out
A Massachusetts judge struck the fee as an illegal tax. A D.C. judge already upheld it. Now an appeals court decides which one holds.
A legitimate, predictable ballot tally has flipped second place to the progressive — and handed every distrust narrative a week of open runway.
The acting attorney general said the fund was dead. The president said "I love it." The Senate is voting anyway.
A US-brokered deal binds a government and a state — but not the armed group still doing the fighting.
A constitutional vote, on the record, driven by the price of diesel.
A federal judge ordered Trump to answer fraud allegations by June 12 and paused his anti-weaponization fund — a case where the president sued an agency he runs and the two sides never fought.
Hours after a judge stripped his name and froze his renovation, the president said he'll hand the institution to Congress rather than run it on the court's terms.