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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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Tax credit to pay the salaries of local journalists finds its way back into budget bill
The measure was dropped from the House version of the bill just days ago
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Lawsuit filed against Michigan for over 25,000 suspected dead registered voters still on rolls
A total of 334 potentially dead registered voters were registered after their death dates.
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Alleged attack on police officer on Jan 6 first related to incident to reach sentencing phase
Fairlamb's case is the first related to Capitol violence to reach the sentencing phase
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House Democrats expected to begin voting on trillion-dollar spending bills before weekend
Losses in Tuesday's elections appear to have heights congressional Democrats' sense of urgency for passing the two spending bill
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DeSantis makes reference to 'Brandon administration' during Florida speech, furthering meme
The instant popularity of "Let's go, Brandon" has prompted the making of t-shirts, hats, coffee mugs, and a chart-topping rap
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Ohio Republicans introduce abortion ban bill similar to Texas law
The proposed legislation is even more restrictive than the Texas abortion ban
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President Biden says migrants won't receive monetary compensation for being separated under Trump
The president made the announcement during a press conference about Pfizer's vaccine being approved for children ages 5-11.
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Texas plots new legal attacks on Biden agenda: migrant trafficking and environmental destruction
State Attorney General Ken Paxton reveals plans for new litigation designed to put Democrats on defense on two cherished issues.
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Senate Republicans block debate on John Lewis Voting Rights Act, despite plea from Schumer
Senators voted 50-49 mostly along party lines, falling short of the 60 vote threshold to overcome the Senate's filibuster rule governing debate.
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Biden takeaway from Virginia defeat: 'I'm continuing to push very hard' for large spending bill
"I do know that people want us to get things done," Biden said. "I think we should produce for the American people."