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Judge rejects Trump admin suit over price of eggs
The Trump administration brought the lawsuit last year as part of an effort to lower egg prices, which spiked in 2024 and became a symbol of rising cost-of-living issues.
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Bondi gives Schimel new title to remain at US Attorney's office in Wisconsin
"I am grateful for this opportunity to serve the people of the Eastern District of Wisconsin," Brad Schimel said.
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U.S. F-35 jet makes emergency landing after damage from Iranian fire: CNN
The F-35 is one of the most technologically advanced fighter jets in the world and no individual aircraft of the class has ever been rendered inoperable due to enemy action.
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Louisiana AG slams Justice Jackson over remarks on First Amendment 'hamstringing' government
"That's what it was intended to do. That's what the founders wrote it for," Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill said.
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Supreme Court debate in free speech case can't mask feds' pressure that censored some true stories
Bulk of narratives the feds sought to suppress turned out to have substantial merit if not completely vindication, often contemporaneously rather than in retrospect.
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Jordan, Comer press CIA over alleged interference in Hunter Biden investigation
The pair requested that Burns provide to them materials related to the investigation of Hunter Biden as well as documents and communications related to Patrick Kevin Morris and his relevance to the investigation.
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Garland blasts notion of censoring Hur report as 'absurd'
Garland defended his release of the unredacted report, saying that Biden had appointed him with the intention of preserving the DOJ's independence.
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GOP members vent frustration with Johnson as House set to vote on last minute massive spending bill
The full legislative text of the 1,012 page "minibus" spending package was released by Johnson's office around 2:30am on Thursday. One House member called it a "monstrosity."
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American ship heads to Gaza with supplies for floating pier to receive humanitarian aid
The U.S. has already begun airdrops of humanitarian supplies, though adequately provisioning the densely-populated region has proved difficult and dangerous.
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Key House Republican acknowledges discussions about finding 'more effective Speaker' than Johnson
Ohio GOP Rep. Warren Davidson said.
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Senate reverses, approves key Biden labor nominee
RodrÃguez previously served in the Florida legislature for eight years and is a graduate of Harvard Law School.
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Manhattan DA Bragg opposes further delay of Trump trial
Motivating the delay is the turnover of more than 100,000 of documents by federal prosecutors that Trump's team has sought additional time to review.
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Johnson, congressional leaders honor surviving WWII Ghost Army members with Congressional Gold Medal
Three of the seven surviving members, including, Mr. Bernard Bluestein, Mr. John Christman, and Mr. Seymour Nussenbaum, attended the ceremony where Johnson and other congressional leaders delivered remarks.