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Ohio Declares October as 'Hindu Heritage Month'

Thursday, Jan 09

Ohio's Governor Mike DeWine signs a bill making October 'Hindu Heritage Month,' effective October 2025.

POLITICS

Trump and GOP Discuss Strategies for Legislative Reforms: One Bill or Two?

Thursday, Jan 09

Trump meets with GOP senators to strategize on legislative reforms, debating a comprehensive bill versus two separate packages.

POLITICS

US House Legislation Seeks to End Pakistan's Status as Major Non-NATO Ally

Thursday, Jan 09

A US Congressman proposes legislation to revoke Pakistan's designation as a major non-NATO ally, tied to militant activity against the Haqqani Network.

POLITICS

Trump emphasizes GOP unity on agenda, downplays bill package debate

Thursday, Jan 09

Trump stresses the importance of GOP unity in passing his agenda, whether through one or two legislative packages, amid ongoing debates in Congress.

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Hong Kong lawmakers call for action against ticket scalping after lack of convictions emerges

Thursday, Jan 09

Hong Kong lawmakers urge action against ticket scalping as no convictions have occurred in a two-and-a-half-year period, raising tourism concerns.

POLITICS

Republicans Face Challenges in Implementing Major Policies with Narrow Majority

Thursday, Jan 09

Republicans strategize to push major policies through a slim congressional majority using reconciliation to bypass Democratic resistance.

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Trump Proposes Renaming Gulf of Mexico to “Gulf of America”: Legal and Political Implications

Thursday, Jan 09

Trump's bid to rename the Gulf of Mexico to "Gulf of America" raises questions about legality and impacts on U.S.-Mexico relations.

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Senators Propose Year-Round Daylight Saving Time Legislation

Thursday, Jan 09

Bipartisan legislation reintroduced by Sen. Rick Scott aims to establish permanent daylight saving time in the U.S., addressing public support for eliminating clock changes.

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Ohio Supreme Court Considers Public Records Controversy Involving Attorney General Yost

Thursday, Jan 09

The Ohio Supreme Court reviews a public records case involving Attorney General Yost and the Center for Media and Democracy amidst concerns over transparency.