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Noah Lanard's coverage is primarily focused on US politics, particularly issues related to the Israel-Palestine conflict and progressive movements. He frequently covers breaking news, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and evolving stories in these areas.
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By: Isabela Dias, Noah Lanard
The Human Rights Watch found that Venezuelans shipped to El Salvador by the United States were beaten almost every day.
Immigration agents have shot at least 9 people since September. All of them have been in cars.
The US is going to extreme lengths to control oil that Trump used to regularly disparage.
The former Green Beret's criticism of the Iran war is fueling a broader crack-up among Trump's base.
The party's leaders in Congress have done almost nothing to stop it. Mother Jones illustration; Michael Brochstein/ZUMA; Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call/ZUMA
The party's leaders in Congress have done almost nothing to stop it.
By: Noah Lanard
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By: Noah Lanard
Rep. Cory Mills (R-Fla.) appears set on staying in Congress as he battles a litany of scandals.
Three scandal-plagued members of Congress have resigned in the past eight days. Florida Republican Rep. Cory Mills remains defiant.
By: Noah Lanard
In California's Central Valley, Randy Villegas is hoping to win back Latino voters who cast ballots for Trump.
