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Watchdog concludes Biden risked security by letting millions overstay visas, including threats
The report exposes Biden strategy that de-emphasized tracking down foreigners overstaying their permission to stay in the country, leaving a staggering statistical mess.
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Trump approves execution by Army firing squad for Fort Hood terrorist shooter
Hasan, a former Army psychiatrist, was convicted in 2013 of fatally shooting 13 people in 2009 and injuring 32 others at Fort Hood in Killeen, Texas.
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Justice Department announces denaturalization effort against 40 people accused of serious crimes
The Department of Justice said the actions have been filed in multiple U.S. district courts between Aug. 21 and Oct. 2, 2026, and represent the most amount of complaints submitted in a single period under the Trump administration.
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Breyer hires several new clerks, pointing to continued presence on Supreme Court
Longtime jurist is oldest justice currently on the bench.
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Report: Italian Catholic cardinal among those ordered to stand trial for alleged financial crimes
List reportedly includes individuals connected to high-ranking Vatican decisions.
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House Freedom Caucus chairman: 6 winning issues for Republicans in 2022
The economy, critical race theory, and the border crisis are among the top voter priorities shaping the midterm electoral battlefield in favor of Republicans, according to Arizona Republican Rep. Andy Biggs.
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AOC calls Olympic athlete suspension for marijuana ‘racist and colonial’
New York Democrat worked with House Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties to formally ask U.S. antidoping officials to end suspension.
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Fears of another collapse prompt emergency evacuation of a second Florida condominium tower
Crestview Tower is just miles from deadly collapse in nearby Surfside.
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Thomas, Gorsuch say Supreme Court should reconsider landmark 1964 First Amendment ruling
New York Times v. Sullivan established high bar for public figures to sue for libel.
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Boy Scouts reach $850 million settlement with over 80,000 sexual abuse victims
Boy Scouts will pay $250 million while its local franchises contribute the remaining $600 million to the sexual abuse victims.
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Tension in Vice President Harris' office appears to center on top aide, border trip
All of the reported complaints so far by the vice president's team have been anonymous.
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Military justice system 'not equipped' to properly respond to sexual assault victims: report
Biden ordered the investigation into sexual assault in the military in February.
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Court dismisses libel suit against Daily Caller filed by ex-congressional IT staffers
The Daily Caller had accused several former congressional staffers of hacking and espionage in articles.