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Biden judge rules that Iowa can check ballots of potential noncitizens in loss for ACLU
The state's representatives argued that the process of investigating and possibly removing 2,000 names could prevent illegal voting by noncitizens.
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U.S. extends additional national emergencies related to Iran, Sudan
U.S. has been in perpetual state of national emergency related to Iran since Nov. 14, 1979, and Sudan since April 2006
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GOP senators slam federal government for not complying with requests for citizenship voter data
The deadline for giving the information to the senators was Nov. 1.
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'Complete eradication': COVID treatment contrarians sue feds, Big Tech, disinfo cops for censorship
Natural News publisher Webseed and Brighteon Media allege First Amendment, regulatory, Texas law violations in suit that echoes complaints against State Department's Global Engagement Center, NewsGuard, Twitter.
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Mother of former first lady Michelle Obama dies at 86
The cause of her death was not immediately clear, but she was praised by her family as a wise woman and a hard-worker who had a loving relationship with her family, including the grandchildren. She is survived by her two children and their spouses, and six grandchildren.
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Former four-star admiral charged with accepting bribes to award contracts
The Justice Department arrested former U.S. Navy vice chief of naval operations Robert Burke on Friday, and charged him with bribery, conspiracy to commit bribery, and "performing acts affecting a personal financial interest and concealing material facts from the United States." Two business associates were arrested with him, but are only charged with bribery and conspiracy.
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Pence warns Trump conviction sends 'terrible message' to the world about US judicial system
Pence, who served as Trump's vice president from 2017-2021, said the verdict was an "outrage" and accused the court of becoming a tool used for political purposes.
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Law firm that employed Hunter Biden devised secret 58-page plan to help Burisma dodge criminal probe
FBI has known details since 2016 when it seized evidence from the first son’s business partners.
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Congressional leaders invite Netanyahu to address joint session of Congress
No specific date for the address was listed, but it is expected to occur within the next eight weeks, or just after Congress returns from its August recess.
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Trump campaign sends cease and desist letter to Virginia's Bob Good for implying endorsement
Lawyers for Trump accused the incumbent of producing signs and other materials that imply Trump endorsed his reelection bid, when Trump endorsed Good's opponent John McGuire on Tuesday.
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Ohio legislature approves bill to secure Biden's spot on the November ballot
The legislation follows a lengthy dispute about Biden's eligibility to appear in light of the state's deadline for filing a party's nominee.
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Eight Senate Republicans vow to block Democratic initiatives and nominations after Trump verdict
The group of eight Senate Republicans accused the White House of making "a mockery of the rule of law," and said they would not support any political or judicial nominees, any "expedited" Democratic legislation, or authorize an increase in funding for non-security related agencies within the administration.