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Pentagon update to database brings total wounded in Iran war to 861
The new figures include 29 Navy sailors and eight Marines.
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Trump, Xi strike $30 billion tariff deal
The Chinese imports in the deal include small appliances, holiday decorations, toys and children’s car seats.
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Trump doubles down on push to ban CNN, MS Now from White House
"Despite my big Election Win, almost 100% of 'TRUMP' coverage is negative, and has been for years!" Trump says
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USA Powerlifting confirms paying male athlete who identifies as woman to settle discrimination case
A representative of USA Powerlifting said that it has few legal options available, and a settlement was in the organization's best interest.
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Virginia Supreme Court upholds block on certifying referendum results allowing redistricting
Virginia voters narrowly approved the referendum, which paves the wave for a slate of congressional maps set to heavily favor the incumbent Democratic Party.
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Ten years of Biden weaponization produced enemy list that makes Watergate water under the bridge
According to Senator Marsha Blackburn, it’s only a matter of time before there will be more indictments.
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Federal judge rules that Epstein prosecutor's lawsuit against Justice Department can proceed
In a 27-page opinion, U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman wrote that since Comey was fired pursuant to Article II of the Constitution, as opposed to the Civil Service Reform Act, her lawsuit belongs in federal court.
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Russian yacht sails through Strait of Hormuz, despite U.S. blockade
Its passage made the yacht one of the few private vessels to clear the waterway amid the ongoing ceasefire between Iran and the U.S.
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Appeals court blocks ICE mass detention policy
Trump has faced a litany of legal setbacks to his mass deportation efforts, with several cases reaching the Supreme Court.
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Trump: Iran in 'state of collapse', wants reopening of Strait of Hormuz
Trump's comments come as negotiations have stalled and a deal to end the conflict appears distant.
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Pentagon can require escorts for reporters while appealing rulings blocking the policy
The three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit concluded that the Pentagon had supported its claim that the policy was important to national security interests.
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Over 1,100 Transportation Security Administration officers have quit during shutdown: report
Replacements require four to six months of training before they can perform regular duties at airports.
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Virginia Supreme Court weighs challenge to Democratic redistricting referendum
The case is part of a broader national battle between the GOP and Democratic Party – with both parties maneuvering for for additional House seats to, respectively, keep or win majority control the lower chamber.