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Supporters and some cultural institutions say patriotic art and music are receiving greater emphasis this year as federal funding priorities move away from diversity, equity and inclusion under the Trump administration.
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Graham Platner submitted paperwork to withdraw from Maine’s U.S. Senate race, his withdrawal notice said. The notice said Maine Democrats must select a replacement by July 27.
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The National Capital Planning Commission approved early plans for a triumphal arch across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., despite opposition from preservation groups.
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Israel recently shared intelligence with the United States that reportedly indicated a new Iranian plot to assassinate President Donald Trump, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.
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Three leading Republican candidates for Michigan governor traded sharp attacks Wednesday night at a primary debate, with opponents focusing criticism on U.S. Rep. John James as the primary nears.
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Gary Glowacz, 70, was taken into custody in connection with the killing of Melissa Ellison nearly 36 years ago after reaching out to authorities with information.
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Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White declined to comment Thursday on a letter from 11 Republican members of Congress raising concerns about the treatment of Caitlin Clark, saying the team had already issued a statement.
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All-Star pitcher Logan Webb deleted his X account after trading barbs with critics, including a KNBR radio host, following the San Francisco Giants’ 10-0 loss, Outkick reported Wednesday.
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The Interior Department is arguing that Washington’s height restrictions do not cover federal projects, a stance that departs from about a century of precedent and could affect a panel review of a proposed arch linked to Donald Trump, experts said.
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Maine Democrats are scrambling to find a replacement candidate after Graham Platner withdrew from the Senate race amid a sexual assault allegation, just weeks before the election.
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