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Trump pardons former GOP congressman convicted of insider trading
Buyer, a Republican who represented Indiana in the House of Representatives, was sentenced in 2023 to 22 months in prison
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U.S. seeks dismissal of lawsuit over deadly boat strikes
U.S. Southern Command has reported at least 200 people killed in 62 strikes against suspected drug boats since the strikes began in September 2025.
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Trump floats American public ownership of AI companies
“There’s something very interesting about it, where it almost becomes a partnership with the American public, and we’ll look into that.”
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Hegseth vows to appeal judge's ruling blocking him from punishing Kelly over 'seditious' video
The judge blocked Hegseth earlier Thursday, ruling the senator would likely succeed in his claim that the administration "trampled on Senator Kelly’s First Amendment freedoms and threatened the constitutional liberties of millions of military retirees."
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Former GOP senator's firm a ‘foreign agent’ of Chinese robotics maker China hawks want blacklisted
David Vitter, a former Republican senator who previously registered under FARA to help a different Chinese tech firm that was blacklisted recently executed an agreement for his D.C. lobbying firm to serve as a "foreign agent" of a Chinese robotics company linked to the CCP.
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Marine declared dead after falling overboard off USS Iwo Jima in Caribbean Sea
The Marine, identified as 21-year-old Lance Cpl. Chukwuemeka Oforah from Florida, fell off the warship on Feb. 7 and has been reported missing at sea in the Caribbean following an extensive, around‑the‑clock 72‑hour search and rescue operation.
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AOC to share foreign policy vision at Munich summit this weekend
The lawmaker, who is considered a potential presidential contender in 2028, is expected to present a contrasting vision on American foreign policy to President Donald Trump.
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Bipartisan lawmakers decry Justice Department for 'spying' on their Epstein searches at DOJ HQ
The DOJ said last week that lawmakers can review unredacted versions of the released documents regarding Jeffrey Epstein at its headquarters. During their reviews, lawmakers are allowed to take notes but not bring in electronic devices.
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Judge blocks Hegseth from punishing Kelly over 'seditious' video
Kelly, last year, appeared alongside a group of Democrats who were either veterans or past members of the Intelligence Community.
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Melania Trump announces third reunification of Russian, Ukrainian children with families
"I appreciate that Russia and Ukraine are dedicated to bringing back the children who have been displaced because of the circumstances surrounding this conflict," first lady Melania Trump said
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DOJ's anti-trust chief leaves after 1 year
The departure of a senior DOJ official comes at a time of pressure for Bondi.
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Nebraska to give voter data to Justice Department after state Supreme Court ruling
Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen's office will upload the information electronically to the DOJ, and will include a request that privacy laws be observed
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Homan announces end of illegal immigration crackdown in Minnesota
“As a result of our efforts here, Minnesota is now less of a sanctuary state for criminals,” border czar Tom Homan said