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Former bodyguard for Rep. Crockett fatally shot by Dallas police: report
Police said the incident occurred late on Wednesday night when officers attempted to locate a suspect who had an active warrant for allegedly impersonating a police officer.
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State Department cuts fee for renouncing US citizenship from $2,350 to $450
The final rule reducing the fee was published in the Federal Register on Friday.
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In a first, nine Texas Antifa members found guilty on federal terror charges
The group was accused of being a part of the North Texas Antifa Cell, and was found guilty of rioting, using weapons and explosives, providing material support to terrorists, obstruction, and attempted murder, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Texas announced Friday evening.
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House Oversight Committee advances probe of DEA response to prolonged shortages of Schedule II drugs
“It is critical that DEA work with pharmaceutical manufacturers, not against them, to provide regulatory support that reduces drug shortages and prevents abuse," Comer and McClain wrote
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NY Appellate Court denies Trump's latest request to have gag order overturned, lifted
Trump has criticized the gag order as an infringement on his First Amendment rights.
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Johnson outside New York courthouse: 'President Trump is innocent of these charges'
"The crime that they are accusing President Trump of is falsification of business records," Johnson says. "But I think everybody knows he is not the bookkeeper for his company.
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Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen to testify for second time in Trump's hush money trial Tuesday
Prosecutors have alleged that Trump had falsified business records when Cohen was reimbursed for the payment that he made to Daniels.
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Waldorf Astoria, former Trump International Hotel in D.C., could be sold at foreclosure auction
The hotel owner, CGI Merchant Group, defaulted on its mortgage 3 months ago, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Blinken visits Ukraine, vows incoming US military aid will make 'real difference' in Russia war
In March, Congress approved and President Biden signed into law $61 million aid to Ukraine.
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Arizona Supreme Court grants temporary 90-day stay of 1864 abortion ban
The new ruling will delay the 1864 ban until Aug. 12, but it combines with another court case that has a 45-day delay, which pushes the date back to Sept. 26, according to Arizona Attorney General Kris Hayes.
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Missouri fights left-wing watchdog's move to axe fraud probe: 'Astonishing attack on federalism'
Democratic attorneys general frequently use same weapon, civil investigative demands, against pro-life pregnancy centers. Media Matters for America represented by firm tied to Russia collusion hoax.
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Disbarred Michael Cohen's testimony did little to help Bragg’s case, credibility still a problem
Star witness Michael Cohen confirmed already-known details about Trump’s nondisclosure agreements, but did little to combat his credibility issues.
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White House pushes back on House GOP bill pushing Biden to send Israel defense aid
The House bill is expected to be voted on this week, and compels the administration to deliver defense articles and services to Israel.