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Top World Socialist Web Site News

US Immigration · Texas

Texas Girl, 11, Dies by Suicide After Classmates' Deportation Threats

46% Left coverage: 39 sources

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US Postal Service · United States

Trump expected to take control of USPS, fire postal board, officials say

42% Center coverage: 31 sources

President Donald Trump is preparing to dissolve the leadership of the U.S. Postal Service and absorb the independent mail agency into his administration, potentially throwing the 250-year-old mail provider and trillions of dollars of ecommerce transactions into turmoil. See the Story

Eric Adams · New York

Ex-Watergate prosecutor urges judge to reject request to drop charges against NYC mayor

69% Center coverage: 29 sources

A former Watergate prosecutor on Monday urged a federal judge presiding over the prosecution of New York City Mayor Eric Adams to assign a special counsel to help decide how to handle the Justice Department’s request to drop charges while three ex-U.S. attorneys urged a “searching factual inquiry.”See the Story

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