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Judge says DOJ cannot search Washington Post reporter's seized devices
The FBI took reporter Hannah Natanson’s devices when searching her home last month.
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Trump nominee for US surgeon general Casey Means faces grilling in Senate confirmation hearing
The confirmation hearing was rescheduled from last October, when Casey Means went into labor the day she was set to appear
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Rubio flies to Caribbean for talks with regional leaders over Trump administration policies
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is flying to St. Kitts and Nevis and will attend a summit of the Caribbean Community
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Federal judge issues new pause on Biden administration's latest student loan forgiveness plan
“This is yet another win for the American people,” Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey said in a statement. “The Court rightfully recognized Joe Biden and Kamala Harris cannot saddle working Americans with Ivy League debt.”
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New York Republican apologizes for blackface in college Michael Jackson costume
In the image, which was posted to Facebook, Lawler is dressed as Jackson in a red leather jacket, black shirt, and blue jeans. His face was darkened by a classmate's bronzer.
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Ruben Gallego brings in nearly $22 million in third quarter of Arizona Senate race
The Democrat's campaign announced that he had raised $21.7 million between July and September, and that the vast majority of those donations (95%) equaled $100 or less.
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GOP Rep. Rosendale says funds earmarked for Ukraine can go to FEMA, but government won't do it
"The federal government only does things fast when they choose to do so," Rosendale said.
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Three ex-cops convicted in Tyre Nichols death, one on civil rights charge
The Tennessee jury found Demetrius Haley guilty of violating Nichols', a black man whose death spurred protests after he was allegedly beaten by police officers, civil rights causing bodily injury. He was acquitted of violating Nichols’ civil rights causing death.
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America First Legal sues AZ sec of state over 218k voters mis-listed as providing citizenship proof
"We are suing the state of Arizona for refusing to provide the list of 218,000 voters who failed or refused to establish citizenship," Stephen Miller said.
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State Department says it has evacuated 250 Americans from Lebanon so far
State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said the U.S. has sponsored two private charters to help get Americans out of the war zone, which has helped at least 250 Americans and their families get out of the Middle East.
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Charges alleging Chinese students worked as spies highlight US vulnerabilities to CCP espionage
The charges add fuel to the debate over China-connected entities building or owning land close to sensitive military sites.
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Family cannot sue Uber after daughter agreed to waive jury trial during Uber Eats order: Court
Attorneys for Uber argued that the couple's daughter's actions of waiving their rights means they cannot sue the company over the injuries through a regular jury trial, but they could still face a private arbitrator.