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The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) appears to have a pattern and practice of purposefully denying fee waivers to non-profit public interest groups in a flagrant violation of the Freedom of Information Act 
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Rep. Lou Barletta, the man Trump wants to be the next senator from Pennsylvania, has some very alarming ties.
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The Lone Star State is turning into ground zero for GOP midterm panic — and dirty tactics.
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In a hit to the Trump administration, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled Monday that cases litigating the Clean Water Act should be heard by federal district courts.
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Republican Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana blasted his own party as “idiots” hours before a federal government shutdown. “Our country was founded by geniuses, but it’s being run by idiots,” Sen. Kennedy charged on Friday.
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Jordan Evan Bloom, 27, the man behind LeakedSource.com, arrested and charged with selling 3 billion stolen credentials.
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Nine states, including Pennsylvania, say the EPA should strengthen air pollution rules for Midwestern states.
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Rep. Mia Love (R-Utah), a rising star in the party who faces a strong Democratic challenge this year, quickly denounced Trump for apparently denigrating Haiti, the birthplace of both her parents, during the Oval Office discussion.
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In New York, treatment is sharply segregated by income, as those with money can avoid methadone clinics and use an alternate treatment.
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"Are they going to ignore overwhelming public opinion during a tight election year and rubber stamp these 500+ pages of blatant, stinking corruption?"
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Republicans are actively trying to undermine public confidence in the U.S. intelligence community. So is Putin.
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Democrats just picked up another strong chance to flip a GOP House seat blue this November.
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The congressman shredded his Republican colleagues for trading their integrity for the "momentary sugar high" of protecting Donald Trump.
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President Donald Trump received a round of boos at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland when he launched another broadside against the American media. Following a fairly conventional speech touting economic prosperity, the president sat down for a Q&A session in which he talked about how he’d in the past gotten lots of good press as a businessman — which he said was much different from the treatment he’s received as a politician.“
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The pressure Trump and Sessions put on Wray is a sign that they are worried about the growing obstruction of justice case.
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The president's younger son made the comment on Fox News while at the same time filling in for his father at a gala fundraiser in Palm Beach, Fla.
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The White House released pictures of Trump and the White House staff laughing and smiling as millions of Americans are about be harmed by the Trump Shutdown.
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Over a million Puerto Ricans still lack electrical power a stunning four months after Hurricane Maria made landfall. But, ironically, the resulting Trump-driven exodus of hundreds of thousands to Florida and other swing states may give those angry and powerless islanders new political power for years to come.
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A spokesman for Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) on Sunday attacked Republican lawmakers for denying they heard President Trump call Haiti, El Salvador and African nations “shithole countries” during a White House meeting.
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A nonprofit group working with the University of Chicago is poised to sue U.S. Steel over Lake Michigan pollution if a deal is not reached by Sunday between the company and environmental regulators.
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A document leaked to HuffPost reveals that the Trump administration is pushing for "low-yield" nukes, a move that may spur the proliferation of atomic weapons.
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Amid ongoing crackdowns, rumors of new regulations targeting immigrants waiting for their green cards.
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The GOP’s tax cuts obliterated any hope of bipartisan reform, at least in the near future.
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