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US Politics · New York

A Palestinian activist expecting a US citizenship interview is arrested instead by ICE in Vermont

50% Center coverage: 248 sources

A Palestinian man who led protests against the war in Gaza as a student at Columbia University was arrested Monday at a Vermont immigration office where he expected to be interviewed about finalizing his U.S. citizenship, his attorneys said.See the Story

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Jared Isaacman Championed By Space Stars And Statesmen To Head NASA

50% Center coverage: 16 sources

A constellation of celebrated astronauts, statesmen and polestars of the NewSpace sector is heralding Jared Isaacman’s projected confirmation as the new director of NASA.See the Story

US Politics · United States

Senators introduce bipartisan bill to give Congress more power over tariffs

45% Center coverage: 94 sources

Senators have introduced bipartisan legislation to grant Congress more power over instituting tariffs on other countries following President Trump’s announcement of wide-ranging taxes on nearly all U.S. foreign trading partners. See the Story

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