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Taxpayers own $31 billion in F-35 parts but Pentagon can’t account for them all
The watchdog found the Department of War does not maintain complete records of the parts, which sit at more than 700 contractor and government facilities around the world.
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Trump praises US Coast Guard after two ships crash in Louisiana, no deaths reported
“Incredibly, nobody was killed by this major collision," Trump wrote on social media.
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Trump to meet Xi and Putin in China at APEC summit next week
The meeting will be the president's third with Xi this year and the leaders are expected to talk about the war in Iran and nuclear proliferation, according to the White House.
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Senate Dems call for communications between Boris Epshteyn and Trump nominees to be preserved
The request follows reporting from Just the News and other outlets that Epshteyn, a Trump advisor during the campaign, was soliciting candidates for business while they were being considered for positions in the new administration.
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Federal appeals court throws out Nasdaq board's diversity rules
The SEC formally adopted the rules in August 2021.
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Judge denies release of CIA employee who allegedly leaked classified info on Israel and Iran
A magistrate judge had ruled last week that Asif Rahman, 34, was eligible for release pending trial but U.S. District Judge Patricia Giles overturned that decision on Wednesday
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In Time interview with Person of the Year award, Trump says campaign 'hit the nerve of the country'
Trump suggested in Time interview his campaign won over that of Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris because it "hit the nerve of the country."
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Trump says he's meeting with Bezos next week
"Mark Zuckerberg has been over to see me, and I can tell you, Elon is another and Jeff Bezos is coming up next week. And I want to get ideas from them. Look, we want them to do well," Trump said after ringing the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange.
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Former FBI informant Alexander Smirnov pleads guilty to lying to agency about the Bidens
Smirnov reportedly told the FBI handler in 2020 that Biden and his son accepted $5 million from the Ukrainian energy company Burisma several years prior. According to the court filing, the turned out to be false, "as the Defendant knew."
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Over 50 lawmakers victims of 'swatting' attacks within past month: US Capitol Police chief
According to his comments, the department has just 20 agents to handle the threats.
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Former top Biden adviser Anita Dunn: President's timing of son Hunter's pardon 'exceptionally poor'
Dunn also said Biden went back on his vow to uphold the rule or law
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Biden pardons 39, commutes nearly 1,500 sentences in largest clemency act in modern U.S. history
The White House announcement comes just days after Biden gave an unpopular pardon to son Hunter.
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New Jersey mayor proposes shooting down unidentified drones to find out what they are
Federal officials have claimed that they do not know much about the drones, but have assured the public that there has been no threat to the American people as a result of the activity. The Pentagon also said it does not have any evidence that a foreign entity is behind it.