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State Department confirms suspect in Virginia stabbing was a Foreign Service Officer: Report
Virginia State Police identified the suspect as 32-year-old Jared Llamado of McLean, Virginia, who allegedly stabbed four women, resulting in the death of one of the women: 39-year-old Michelle Adams. A dog was also killed in the stabbing.
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Supreme Court blocks judge from redrawing Malliotakis' New York district
The ruling comes after Malliotakis asked the Supreme Court to wade in last month, after a New York court ruled that Malliotakis's district had improperly disenfranchised black and Hispanic voters.
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President Trump, Rubio warn Iran 'hardest hits are yet to come'
“We’re knocking the crap out of them,” Trump said. “We’ve got the greatest military in the world and we’re using it ... We haven’t even started hitting them hard. The big wave hasn’t even happened. The big one is coming soon.”
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Pakistani man with alleged ties to Iran arrested for political assassination plots including Trump
Merchant is currently in federal custody after getting arrested while allegedly planning to leave the U.S.
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Norton introduces bill to allow Treasury Department police officers to carry service weapons home
Norton argued that the bill "would eliminate the need for officers to leave unguarded personal firearms in the vehicles and ensure BEP officers, who are potential targets because they wear uniforms to and from work, can protect themselves and the public even when off duty.”
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X sues major firms, advertiser coalition over alleged illegal boycott
"The illegal behavior of these organizations and their executives cost X billions of dollars," Yaccarino said.
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Judge allows 'QAnon Shaman' to get back iconic helmet, spear he used in Jan. 6 riot
The judge ruled that Chansley's motion would be granted "since the government has not established that it still needs these items as evidence and has not sought their forfeiture."
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America First Legal sues Maricopa County recorder over not removing non-citizens from voter rolls
The lawsuit notes that the number of registered voters without proof of citizenship has jumped from 21,595 in April to 26,108 in July.
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U.S. withdraws forces, assets from last base in Niger, winding down counterterrorism effort
U.S. Nigerian government said decision for the withdrawal was "mutual" and began May 19.
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Senate Democrat claims Clarence Thomas failed to disclose more luxury travel
Thomas has been under intense scrutiny over luxury vacations he's taken with Crow and their wives, which he never paid for, with critics claiming they should count as extravagant gifts. But Crow and Thomas have been friends for decades.
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Columbia students file lawsuit against campus protesters, Squad members over anti-Israel encampments
The case claims that the students were victims of harassment and bullying, and were unable to finish their in-person learning because of the unrest.
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Fort Belvoir closes access to visitors, following attempted breach of nearby Marine base in May
The Army base will require visitors to meet base residents at the gates
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House GOP reveals almost 100 illegal immigrants on terror 'watch list' allowed to settle in US
The report found that more than 250 illegal immigrants on the watch list were encountered at the southern border between 2021, and 2023, and 34 people on the list are still in the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) custody.