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Knicks alert fans of enhanced security measures at game 3 of NBA Finals due to Trump’s attendance
Since returning to office, Trump has made appearances at several major sporting events, including the Super Bowl, the Daytona 500 and the Ryder Cup
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Shooting at community festival in Ohio leaves 12 injured
The victims ranged in age from 14 to 61, though most were in their early twenties.
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Hegseth advocates for action in Europe against migration 'invasion' in D-Day speech
“Different European beaches are stormed by dangerous ideologies,” Hegseth said during the address, questioning whether European capitals would act before it was “too late.”
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Bill Cassidy files brief urging court to block 'anti-weaponization fund'
Cassidy recently lost his primary against the Trump-backed Rep. Julia Letlow, R-La., finishing third behind state Treasurer John Fleming.
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Watch live: Trump makes coal industry announcement
The announcement was scheduled to be made in the Oval Office of the White House at approximately 3 p.m. Eastern.
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'Transgender experiments on animals' banned in NIH spending bill upon request of GOP lawmakers
NIH and grantees "apparently laundered tax dollars through unrelated grants to fund grotesque animal experiments that promote extreme and irreversible gender transitions for children," 19 lawmakers told appropriators.
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Judge declines to block Trump executive order on voter eligibility lists, mail-in voting limits
The May 28 ruling gives the administration a temporary legal victory in its effort to strengthen election security while leaving the door open for future challenges as the policy moves closer to implementation.
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Supreme Court issues two unanimous opinions, no blockbusters on quiet June day
Both decisions were unanimous and addressed technical legal questions.
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John Bolton to plead guilty to retaining classified information: reports
The FBI searched Bolton's home in August of last year. The investigation began during the Biden administration.
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Trump administration looking for other, legal avenues after backing off 'anti-weaponization fund'
Sen. Lindsey Graham explained that the Federal Tort Claims Act, an 80-year-old law that allows claims for damages against the government, provides a legal avenue for redress of these alleged victims.
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USDA confirms presence of flesh-eating screwworm in the U.S.
The maggots burrow into the flesh of living animals, which threatens the health of pets, wildlife and livestock. In some cases, birds and people can also be affected.
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Chinese spies using LinkedIn to solicit intelligence from job recruits, intelligence network says
The intelligence operatives pose as job recruiters from private consultancies, think tanks and human-resource firms seeking candidates for foreign-policy or defense-analyst positions, according to the Five Eyes intelligence-share network.
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Speaker Johnson says he knows why Rep. Kean is absent but won't discuss, 'not a scandalous thing'
Johnson told reporters Wednesday that he knows what Kean's health issue is, but was asked by the New Jersey congressman not to disclose it.