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Ask PolitiFact: What evidence does the government need to deport green card, visa holders?

The Trump administration has moved to deport green card and visa holders, including a pro-Palestinian activist, a Georgetown University academic and a Brown University doctor. What evidence do government officials need in these cases?

Tracking Trump’s tariffs

For U.S. President Donald Trump, tariffs aren't just about macroeconomics: They're also about asserting power.

Trump’s commerce secretary said he sold 1K ‘gold card’ visas in a day. Here’s what we know

U.S. President Donald Trump previously posited that his "gold card" visas could make $50 trillion.

DOD removed, then restored, page about Bea Arthur’s WWII military service

Arthur's biography on the U.S. DOD website, published in 2021, described her enlistment in the Marine Corps Women's Reserve during World War II.

NOAA firings came just before a U.S. tornado outbreak. Did public warning systems work?

Mid-March’s severe U.S. storms killed dozens of people. The National Weather Service reported warning systems were operational, except for a Kansas City outage. After federal staffing cuts, however, experts worry about the long term.

The Miss Alabama Controversy, Explained

A plus-size model won the top spot in an Alabama pageant and the internet had a meltdown.
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Trump Announces Women’s Iranian Soccer Team Is Being ‘Taken Care Of’ by Australian PM: ‘He’s On It!’

President Donald Trump on Monday announced that the Iranian women’s soccer team is being “taken care of” by Australia’s government. In a Truth Social post, Trump revealed that he had just spoken with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese about the team’s status. Trump previously called for Australia to offer asylum to the players to prevent […]

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The rural Democrats who say their party has affordability all wrong

Two Democrats running long-shot campaigns in rural regions against GOP incumbents say their party isn't hitting the mark to address cost-of-living concerns.