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Virginia political operative faces federal charges in child exploitation case
According to a detailed FBI affidavit, the case began in May when Sprinkle, using the name Randy, engaged with what he believed was another user on the social app Jack’d.
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Funeral service held for the discontinued penny at the Lincoln Memorial
Ramp, an expense management platform, organized the event, which was complete with a white casket, dramatic readings, and performers dressed in Victorian attire
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Widespread outage leaves more than 130,000 customers in San Francisco without power
Some of Waymo's driverless vehicles were spotted stuck in the middle of the road due to not being able to read traffic lights due to the outage, according to several reports
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ICE announces latest arrests of illegal immigrants with criminal records in U.S.
The arrested included David Pineda-Medrano, from Guatemala, who was "convicted of attempted first-degree child sexual abuse and sexual abuse of a minor and assault causing bodily injury"
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Parents of missing baby in California arrested as part of murder investigation
"The search to recover his remains is ongoing," the sheriff's department said in a statement.
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California man pleads guilty for involvement in scheme to defraud SBA out of $15.9 million in loans
Emanuel Tucker, 45, of Canyon Lake, California, faces a maximum of 20 years in prison.
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Kilmar Abrego Garcia might be deported to Uganda: report
Abrego Garcia was released from federal custody less than one day ago.
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Trump says Chicago and New York City are likely next cities for federal crime crackdown
The National Guard and federal agents from various agencies have been seen patrolling the streets of Washington, D.C.
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Menendez brothers denied parole
Erik and Lyle Menendez were denied parole after two days of hearings where the brothers were each questioned by panels of two commissioners, the Associated Press reported.
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Judge blocks Trump admin from pulling funding for 34 cities, counties over 'sanctuary' policies
U.S. District Judge William Orrick in San Francisco extended his previous injunction to cover additional locations, after his original order blocked the administration from pulling funding for more than a dozen other cities and counties.
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Trump nominates personnel director Sergio Gor for US ambassador to India
Gor, who has led the Trump administration's staffing operations and employed nearly 4,000 "America First Patriots," across the federal government, will still need to be confirmed by the United States Senate.
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Pentagon directs National Guard troops in DC to start patrolling with guns
The Pentagon has not commented on the reason for the change, but it comes as the Trump administration concentrates on reducing crime in the nation's capital.
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IRS aims to reverse mass layoffs, rehire some fired employees
The firings were previously part of the Trump administration's federal restructuring plan. The Department of Government Efficiency encouraged all departments at the time to reduce its staff by at least 20%.