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    Supreme Court Considers Trump's Birthright Citizenship Challenge

    Washington, April 1 – US President Donald Trump said he plans to attend a hearing at the US Supreme Court regarding birthright citizenship, as the top court prepares to hear a closely watched legal challenge to his executive order on the issue.“I think so. I do,” Trump said when asked if he...
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    Election Security Debate: Trump Calls for Stricter Voting Rules

    Washington, March 30 – US President Donald Trump reiterated his call for sweeping election reforms, advocating for mandatory voter identification and sharply criticizing mail-in ballots as "inherently dishonest."Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump urged Republicans to take aggressive...
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    Trump's Influence Gains Young Voters, Says Kennedy's Grandson

    Washington, March 29 Democrat leader Jack Schlossberg, the grandson of former US President John F Kennedy, said his party has “consistently failed” to win over young voters, who have been influenced by Donald Trump.Schlossberg, the Democratic Congressional candidate from Manhattan’s 12th...
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    Supplementary Budget Proposed to Support Korean Businesses and Households

    Seoul, March 26 – The ruling Democratic Party (DP) of South Korea and the government have agreed to submit an additional budget bill to the National Assembly next Tuesday, according to the budget minister, in an effort to mitigate the economic impact of a prolonged war in the Middle East on...
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    Florida By-Election: Democrats Gain Ground Amid Economic Concerns

    New York, March 25 – A Democrat has wrested control of the state legislature seat in Florida, which was previously held by President Donald Trump's Republican Party, in a by-election.In a setback for the Republicans, Emily Gregory won the state House of Representatives seat in Tuesday's...
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    Subpoenas and Surveillance: Republicans Raise Concerns Over Justice Department Inquiry

    Washington, March 25 – A fierce partisan clash erupted in the US Senate as Republicans accused federal investigators of orchestrating a sweeping abuse of power in their inquiries into Donald Trump, likening the effort to a “modern Watergate,” while Democrats dismissed the claims as unfounded and...
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    SAVE Act: Political Battle Intensifies Ahead of Midterms

    Washington, March 25 – Ahead of the US midterm elections later this year, both the ruling Republican Party and the opposition Democratic Party have intensified their political battle over the SAVE Act.On Tuesday, Senate Democrats warned that the SAVE Act is more about shaping the political...
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    South Korea to Separate Investigation and Indictment Powers

    Seoul, March 24 – South Korea approved two prosecution reform bills on Tuesday that would dismantle the current prosecution service later this year, separating its exclusive power to both initiate criminal investigations and indict suspects.Upon enactment, it would mark a sweeping overhaul of...
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    Political Tensions Rise as Trump Attacks Democrats

    Washington, March 22 – US President Donald Trump called the Democratic Party “America’s greatest enemy” in a post on his Truth Social platform on Sunday.“Now that Iran is gone, America’s greatest enemy is the Radical Left, Highly Incompetent, Democratic Party!” Trump wrote on Truth Social...
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    Democrat Krishnamoorthi Falls to Stratton in Illinois Senate Race

    New York, March 18 – Raja Krishnamoorthi, a moderate Democrat member of the House of Representatives but a strong critic of President Donald Trump, narrowly lost the Illinois primaries for the party’s Senate nomination.He conceded in a statement Tuesday night that Illinois Lieutenant Governor...
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    Stratton Wins Illinois Senate Primary, Ending Krishnamoorthi’s Campaign

    New York, March 18 – Raja Krishnamoorthi, a moderate Democrat member of the House of Representatives but a strong critic of President Donald Trump, narrowly lost the Illinois primaries for the party’s Senate nomination.While counting was continuing, the media projected his main rival, Illinois...
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    US Senate Debate: Republicans Push Voter ID Proposal

    Washington, March 18 – A fierce political battle opened in the US Senate as Republicans pushed the SAVE Act as a safeguard for elections, while Democrats denounced it as a voter suppression measure that could block millions of eligible Americans from voting.Senate Majority Leader John Thune...
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    US Senate Disagrees on Citizenship Verification

    Washington, March 12 Lawmakers debated on Thursday over a bill requiring proof of citizenship to vote, with Democrats warning that it could restrict millions of voters and Republicans insisting that it would protect election integrity.The debate centered on the proposed "Save America Act," a...
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    South Korea's Judicial Reforms Take Effect: Constitutional Appeals & 'Legal Distortion' Punishment

    Seoul, March 12 – A set of judicial reform laws were officially proclaimed on Thursday, allowing constitutional appeals of South Korea's Supreme Court rulings, punishment for judges who intentionally distort legal principles, and an expansion of the top court.The reforms marked the first major...
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    Election Reform Debate Intensifies Amidst New Legislation

    Washington, March 11 – The White House urged Congress to pass sweeping election reforms proposed by President Donald Trump, saying the legislation would strengthen voting integrity and ensure that only American citizens participate in US elections.At a White House briefing, Press Secretary...
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    Rising Gas Costs: Democrats Urge Oil Reserve Release

    Washington, March 10 – Democratic lawmakers in the United States sharply criticised President Donald Trump’s war with Iran, as gasoline prices surged nationwide, urging the White House to release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to ease pressure on American families.Oil prices have...
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    President Lee's Approval Rating Declines as Cabinet Appointments Made

    Seoul, March 2 – South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has nominated a four-term lawmaker from the ruling Democratic Party as the Minister of Planning and Budget, and a former senior fisheries official as the Minister of Oceans and Fisheries, Cheong Wa Dae said on Monday.Representative Park...
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    National Assembly to Process Investment Pledge Despite Tariffs

    Seoul, February 21 – Rival parties in South Korea confirmed on Saturday that they would proceed with the remaining procedures to process legislation related to South Korea's investment pledges to the United States, as planned, regardless of the recent ruling on President Donald Trump's sweeping...
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    DUI Incident Leads to Removal of Korea Forest Service Chief

    Seoul, February 21 – South Korea's President Lee Jae Myung has dismissed the Minister of the Korea Forest Service, Kim In-ho, after he was found to have committed an unlawful act, Lee's office said on Saturday, without further details."We have found that the Minister of the Korea Forest...
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    Jackson's Enduring Influence: Decolonization, Peace, and Global Justice

    New York, February 18 – Jesse Jackson was ranked among the civil rights and anti-racism icons, including his mentor Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela, who were inspired by Mahatma Gandhi.In his keynote address at an event commemorating the 60th anniversary of the martyrdom of the prophet...
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