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Judge dismisses Ray Epps defamation lawsuit against Fox News
Fox News said it was "pleased" with the judge's decision, stating that the ruling, along with other rulings in recent cases against the company, were "preserving the press freedoms of the First Amendment."
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Judge denies Sean 'Diddy' Combs' latest bail request ahead of the holidays
Judge Aran Subramanian said Combs would need to stay in federal custody ahead of his May 2025 trial, rejecting the music mogul's latest attempt to be released on bail. If he was granted bail, he would have been under house arrest.
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NIH leader afraid of COVID jabs, FDA adviser says Fauci admitted teens don't need vaccine
"I don’t want to have a heart attack" by taking any more jabs, relatively young agency branch chief tells undercover date. Taxpayers shelled out at least $15 million for private citizen Fauci, FOIA finds.
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Trump ally Steve Bannon to conclude prison sentence next week
Bannon is scheduled to be released on Tuesday, Oct. 29.
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Austin warns there is 'no silver bullet' to ending war in Ukraine
"There is no silver bullet. No single capability will turn the tide. No one system will end Putin’s assault," Austin said. "What matters is the way that Ukraine fights back. What matters is the combined effects of your military capabilities, and what matters is staying focused on what works."
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Massive migrant caravan heads to US southern border ahead of election
The caravan included migrants who were fleeing from Venezuela, Haiti, Honduras, and parts of Africa, according to the Daily Wire. The caravan departed the city of Tapachula in Mexico on Sunday, which is on the country's Southern border with Guatemala.
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Diddy requests gag order on accusers and legal team amid slew of new sexual misconduct lawsuits
The new lawsuits come from four men and three women, including an accuser who alleged they were assaulted at a party when they were 13. All accusers were anonymous.
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Congressional Republicans press FTC chair over alleged Hatch Act violations
The Hatch Act forbids government employees from engaging in political activity while on duty or in their official capacity as a federal employee. They also cannot solicit political contributions at any time, and cannot try to sway an election.
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Michigan judge blocks Republican effort to limit votes of children and spouses of Americans overseas
Judge Sima Patel ruled that the effort was an "11th hour attempt to disenfranchise" voters who were born overseas.
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Scott Rasmussen predicts Republicans will take back the Senate next month
Rasmussen, who created "Rasmussen Reports," predicted that Republicans will win the chamber 52-48.
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Handwriting analysis expert catches Cassidy Hutchinson in apparent false testimony
This is not the first instance of Hutchinson’s key testimony being contradicted by other witnesses or new facts.
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Jill Biden admits president's dropping reelection bid was the 'right call'
Jill Biden said that it was time for her husband to step away from politics, after a five-decade career, and begin a new journey with her.
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Judges are running into ethics problems with social media
Bergen County Superior Court Judge Gary Wilcox was suspended for three months after he published TikTok videos of himself lip-syncing explicit songs.