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DOJ Sues Four States Over Voter Roll Access, Expanding Election Integrity Push

The U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday that it has filed federal lawsuits against four states—Colorado, Hawaii, Massachusetts, and Nevada—accusing them of violating federal election law by failing to provide access to statewide voter registration lists.

Zelensky states Ukraine is willing to give up official NATO aspirations, requests ‘Article 5-like’ guarantees from the U.S.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed that he is willing to give up aspirations of Ukraine joining NATO in exchange for security guarantees to end the war.

Zelenskyy proposes referendum on land concessions as Ukraine hands US updated peace plan

Volodymyr Zelenskyy says the Americans discussed creating a "free economic zone" in the east of the country, where Kyiv's troops would withdraw from

Trump announces pardon for Colorado clerk: 'Simply wanted to make sure that our elections were fair'

Tina Peters, a Mesa County Clerk and Colorado Republican candidate for secretary of state, will receive a pardon from President Donald Trump. Peters is serving a nine-year sentence after a state jury convicted her of participating in a scheme to breach the Mesa County voting systems.

Trump administration revokes record 85,000 visas in sweeping immigration crackdown targeting safety threats

The State Department has revoked a record-breaking 85,000 visas as the Trump administration ramps up scrutiny on visitors to the United States.

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