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Following the killing of Charlie Kirk, U.S. lawmakers debated a resolution honoring him. Some Democrats condemned his views and refused to vote, while others supported the resolution or abstained. The debate highlighted deep political divisions over free speech, extremism, and the tone of political discourse, with broader implications for U.S. political culture.
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Amid tight gubernatorial races in New Jersey and California, the Justice Department plans to monitor polling sites to ensure election integrity. The move follows requests from local Republican parties amid concerns over voter fraud and irregularities, intensifying partisan debates ahead of November 2025 votes.
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Congresswoman Watson Coleman, 80, announces she will not seek re-election after decades in public service, citing personal reflection and family discussions. Her departure will open a second congressional seat in New Jersey, amid upcoming retirements and political shifts in the state.