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Bernie Sanders leaves the 2020 race

Bernie Sanders leaves the 2020 race

Senator Bernie Sanders suspended his presidential campaign, telling supporters he could not amass enough dele…

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How will COVID-19 affect the 2020 election?

How will COVID-19 affect the 2020 election?

President Trump said today that he does not support the use of mail-in ballots even though many states postpo…

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New video shows correspondents' dinner suspect shooting officer, top prosecutor says Original

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By Phil Helsel Verified, Gary Grumbach Verified, Fiona Glisson Verified
| NBC News Verified
April 30, 2026, 9:07 PM EDT Video released Thursday shows the suspect in the shooting during the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner appearing to shoot a Secret Service officer as he sprints through a security checkpoint with a shotgun in his hands, authorities said. Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, posted the video on X. She wrote that it shows Cole Tomas Allen shooting the Secret Service officer at the Washington Hilton hotel on Saturday.
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A year after DOGE, former federal employees are still looking for work

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By Fiona Glisson Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency eliminated more than 300,000 federal jobs. (Brendan Smialowski / AFP via Getty Images file) (Brendan Smialowski) After he applied to his 599th job, John Burg stopped counting. Burg was laid off as a contractor for the U.S. Agency for International Development in January 2025, after a decades-long career that took him to Thailand, Kosovo and El Salvador.
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Senate Republicans splinter over SAVE America Act's path as Trump calls for more revisions Original

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By Sahil Kapur Verified, Brennan Leach, Fiona Glisson Verified
| NBC News Verified
March 9, 2026, 8:58 PM EDT Listen to this article with a free account WASHINGTON — The prospects for President Donald Trump’s SAVE America Act grew murkier on Monday as divisions deepened among Senate Republicans about how to pass it, and whether it's possible to overcome Democratic opposition. Some say they’re convinced a “talking filibuster” under current rules could lead to passage of the sweeping election overhaul bill, even though it hasn’t worked before.
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