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Lindsay Clancy attorney, judge spar over holdout juror
The jury has failed to reach a unanimous verdict after several days of deliberating.
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Florida judge resigns after investigation finds she made $30,000 in political donations
Judge Diana Tennis served the Ninth Circuit Court in Florida's Orange and Osceola counties since 2015.
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You Vote: With current vacancy for White House Press Secretary, who would you like to see get it?
With Maria Bartiromo's departure from Fox News Thursday, her name is now drawing speculation that she might become President Trump's White House Press Secretary, replacing Karoline Leavitt.
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U.S.-South Korea spat follows tensions over Seoul’s drift towards China, trade deal speedbumps
President Donald Trump’s decision to reduce U.S. participation in a scheduled military exercise with South Korea follows months of trade tensions and Seoul’s growing cooperation with China.
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Judge delays Mangione's state trial after defendant pleads guilty in federal case
Mangione's defense team has moved to dismiss his New York case after their client pleaded guilty to federal charges, citing the state's double jeopardy law because the charges stem from the same incident.
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Construction on a border security measures in Texas national park halted, Rodney Scott says
The agency had originally planned a 30-foot-high wall in the park, which shares a border with Mexico, but it scrapped those plans in favor of "limited" vehicle barriers with detection technology.
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Blanche argues Congress already approved White House ballroom
The project has been mired in legal trouble since its inception.
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Trump’s DOT in the fast lane: Duffy shifts safety and savings into overdrive
Life in the fast lane: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has steered toward what officials call a “golden age” of practical infrastructure and safety-first policies. In roughly 19 months, the agency has completed overhauls in on a number of long-neglected projects.
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Supreme Court declines to hear Trump's latest effort to block E. Jean Carroll award
was the second time the high court passed on the request. The president had asked the court to reconsider its decision from June that rejected Trump's first appeal, and the court almost never grants such requests.
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Nancy Mace reveals reasons for getting inked with nine tattoos: provides 'the pain I need to feel'
One of the tattoos is the first sentence in one of Virginia Woolf's novels: “Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself.” Woolf committed suicide in 1941 over fears she was losing her mind.
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Trump instructs Secretary of War Hegseth to scale back joint exercises with South Korea
The announcement by President Trump comes just before the start of one of two annual joint exercises, or military drills, between South Korean and U.S. troops. The 11-day exercises are meant to strengthen their readiness against North Korean threats.
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Johnson, Paul release new email showing top FDA official's concerns about COVID vax adverse effects
The newly released email shows that on May 27, 2021, Dr. Janet Woodcock, then-acting Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, wrote to Drs. Anthony Fauci and Francis Collins.
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Lala skirts Hawaii's Big Island, downgraded to tropical storm – 1 dead, thousands without power
On the Big Island, heavy surf continues to pound the coastline as high winds bend palm trees.