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WORLD NEWS

North Korea to Launch Wonsan-Kalma Touristic Zone Amid Limited Foreign Access

Friday, Jun 27

North Korea is set to open its Wonsan-Kalma tourist zone, limiting access for foreign visitors amid economic challenges.

POLITICS

Appeals Court Rules Trump Can Temporarily Bar AP from Key White House Areas

Saturday, Jun 07

A U.S. court allows Trump to restrict AP's access to key White House events amid ongoing legal disputes over media freedom.

POLITICS

Hegseth Imposes New Press Restrictions at Pentagon Amid Leaks

Sunday, May 25

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth tightens media access at the Pentagon in response to recent leaks, sparking criticism over press freedoms.

POLITICS

White House Defies Court Order, Barriers Against AP Reporters Continue

Wednesday, Apr 16

AP reporters barred from Oval Office despite a court order; White House enacts media policy limiting access to press.

POLITICS

Judge Orders Trump Administration to Restore Access for Associated Press

Sunday, Apr 13

A federal judge ruled the Trump administration must restore Associated Press access, affirming press freedom rights in the face of government restrictions.

POLITICS

Supreme Court Hears Critical Case on South Carolina's Effort to Defund Planned Parenthood from Medicaid

Thursday, Apr 03

The Supreme Court debates South Carolina's attempt to remove Planned Parenthood from the Medicaid program, impacting healthcare access for low-income patients.

WORLD NEWS

Trump Administration Freezes $27.5 Million in Planned Parenthood Funding, Impact on Reproductive Health Services

Wednesday, Apr 02

The Trump administration has suspended $27.5 million in Planned Parenthood funding, affecting vital reproductive health services for low-income communities.

ECONOMY

Utah First State to End Universal Mail-In Voting, Prompting Concerns Over Voter Accessibility

Friday, Mar 28

Utah becomes the first state to end universal mail-in voting, raising concerns about voter access and potential impacts on turnout.

POLITICS

Greenpeace Ordered to Pay $660 Million for Dakota Access Pipeline Protests

Thursday, Mar 20

A North Dakota jury orders Greenpeace to pay over $660 million in damages over its involvement in Dakota Access Pipeline protests, raising serious free speech concerns.