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Trump criticizes Ilhan Omar as a 'dishonest person,' claims she could go to jail for alleged fraud
Omar has been the focus of a federal investigation that centers on allegations that Omar or her father lied about her birth year on immigration paperwork to obtain her citizenship when her family fled Somalia in the late 1990s.
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Trump hints at potential release of American Stephen Hubbard, who is jailed in Russia
The president said he and his administration are working to bring Stephen Hubbard back to the United States, after Russian forces detained him in Ukraine during Russia's 2022 invasion of the country.
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Trump program aims at neutralizing energy volatility for farmers starting with diesel fuel costs
Because diesel fuel powers a majority of U.S. farmers’ trucks, tractors, pumps and other harvest-preparation equipment, the increase in diesel costs has hit their industry at an inconvenient time before harvesting. Farmer's groups have praised the president's efforts, which may reduce perceived "affordability" issues for American consumers before the midterms.
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Sen. Wyden demands transparency from Trump, but took 15 months to report wife's stock deal
Blaming his wife: Sen. Ron Wyden campaigned for a congressional stock-trading ban and asked the SEC to investigate the president's market conduct. It turns out he may have broken the same disclosure law he championed for more than a year.
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1/5 voters would destroy Israel to end Iran war: Poll
While a clear majority of 74% still hope that America wins the war, a majority blame either Washington or Israel for starting the conflict instead of Iran.
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US can deport leader of large mosque over national security concerns, immigration judge rules
Sasour was born in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and was imprisoned in Israel in 1988 after confessing to throwing a Molotov cocktail and stones at Israeli military personnel. He was also convicted in 1995 of attempting to possess weapons.
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Tennessee Sen. Blackburn sues ex-prosecutor Jack Smith for accessing her phone records
Smith obtained the phone records of several senators through a subpoena and secured a non-disclosure order from the court preventing the mobile carrier from notifying the lawmakers affected.
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White House begins sending $500 ObamaCare checks for excess user fees
The Treasury Department checks will go out to more than 950,000 Americans across 30 states who use healthcare.gov, the federal health insurance marketplace.
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Court halts execution of Tennessee woman, 50, convicted of murder 30 years ago
The stay is merely a temporary reprieve intended to give the appeals court time to consider the appeal on its merits.
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Iran urges Americans to pressure Trump admin to leave Middle East
The lengthy document purports to be a fact-check, asserting that Iran has already defeated the U.S. in the armed conflict and that Washington is heading toward inexorable decline.
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Hegseth confirms large cuts to positions reserved for generals and admirals
Hegseth approved the reductions, which target the Army, Navy, Air Force and the military's joint pool, earlier this month.
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Trump officially changes artificial intelligence to Super Intelligence in new executive order
Trump first teased the name change last week during a state visit with Chinese President Xi Jinping. He later teased the executive order making the change official at a White House event earlier Tuesday.
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DHS report finds Biden Afghan refugee program had 40% error rate
The inspector general report was released to the department last week and reviewed the Biden administration's Operation Allies Welcome program.