Supreme Court finds no racial gerrymandering in S C district
The Supreme Court in a 6-3 ruling preserved South Carolina's Republican controlled 1st congressional district, rejecting claims that moving 30,000 Black Democratic leaning voters from Charleston violated the 14th Amendment. Justice Alito faulted lower court for presuming improper intent.
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Trump holds Bronx rally as he campaigns in Democratic New York
Former President Donald Trump addressed supporters in Crotona Park South Bronx as a Manhattan jury prepares to begin deliberations on his hush money trial. He framed himself as a better choice for Black and Hispanic voters, criticized Joe Biden on immigration, and highlighted economic and border issues while rallying diverse crowds and echoing calls to build the wall. Florida Rep. Byron Donalds, a potential running mate, urged voters that Trump represents all Americans and will restore the country.
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Israel restarts Gaza talks after hostage video outcry
Israel says it will revive stalled cease-fire negotiations with Hamas following a social media video released on October 7 showing female Israeli soldiers being abducted. The footage prompts outrage as Hamas defends the clip, while violent Gaza combat and a large death toll continue.
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Russia pounds Kharkiv with missiles killing plant workers
Russian forces fired 15 missiles at Kharkiv region and hit a printing plant in Kharkiv city killing seven workers and wounding about 40 others. The strikes, part of a broader eastern offensive, displaced thousands as Kyiv urged Western air defense support. Putin says the offensive aims to create a buffer on Russia's border while continuing efforts to annex four southeastern regions.
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Government sues Ticketmaster owner to break up monopoly
The Justice Department sues Live Nation Entertainment and Ticketmaster in Manhattan federal court with 30 states, accusing them of an illegal monopoly over live events. The suit seeks to dismantle the vast control across promotion to ticketing, arguing fees hurt fans and smaller promoters.
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Border bill fails in Senate as Dems push party lines
Senate Republicans blocked a bipartisan migrant asylum tightening bill as Democrats led by Chuck Schumer frame GOP resistance ahead of elections. Schumer plans a June vote on a contraception access bill to spotlight where politicians stand.
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