Assange Receives Ecuador Citizenship After Long Embassy Stay
Ecuador grants naturalization to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange after more than five years in asylum at Quito's embassy. Foreign Minister Espinosa said the decision followed a December request, amid ongoing talks for a long-term resolution of the case that began in 2012.
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Ecuador
WikiLeaks
Julian Assange
London
Maria Fernanda Espinosa
Assange
Sweden
Britain
U.S
State Department
Trump lashes out over immigration in crude Haiti Norway remark
In a White House exchange described by unnamed aides, President Trump questioned why the U S would accept immigrants from Haiti and Africa while suggesting Norway as a model. The remarks sparked bipartisan backlash and renewed debate over the Dreamer deal and immigration policy.
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Donald Trump
U.S
Haiti
Africa
Norway
Oval Office
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White House
Cies
Dick Durbin
Illinois
Senate
Durbin
el Salvador
Guatemala
Erna Solberg
Raj Shah
Trump renews FISA law with limits on FBI access
President Trump watched the House renew the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act for six years amid turmoil over unmasking rules. The bill tightens when the FBI may view Americans swept in foreign surveillance, while Coats praised the move as a nonpartisan security step.
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Washington
Donald Trump
U.S
House
FBI
Trump
National Intelligence
Senate
Russia
Fox News
Paul Ryan
Dan Coats
Coats
Indiana
R-Wis
Capitol Hill
Medicaid work requirements eyed for able-bodied recipients
The Trump administration said states may require work or community involvement for able bodied Medicaid recipients, a move supporters say promotes self sufficiency while critics warn it could cut coverage. Safeguards for waivers were outlined, with lawsuits anticipated as states implement the policy.
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Trump
Seema Verma
Centers For Medicare and
Medicaid Services
Judy Solomon
The
Center On
Verma
Handcuffed teacher vows suit over school board arrest
Deyshia Hargrave, a Louisiana teacher, said a lawsuit is likely after she was handcuffed during a Vermilion Parish School Board meeting she attended to question a pay raise for Superintendent Jerome Puyau. Supporters gathered as the incident drew national attention.
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Louisiana
Deyshia Hargrave
Ing
Hargrave
Associated Press
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Anthony Fontana
Reggie Hills
American Civil Liberties Union
Teachers Union
Vermilion Schools
Jerome Puyau
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California
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Brock Turner
Santa Clara
Aaron Persky
County Registrar of Voters
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Barack Obama
United States
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D-N.y
Mia Love
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