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Biden Justice Department prosecutors reportedly wanted to target Catholic nuns, text messages show
The texts show that the pair joked about locating and prosecuting nuns that attended the "Stop the Steal" rally on Jan. 6, 2021.
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Iranian supreme leader vows to protect regime's missile, nuclear capabilities
Peace talks in Islamabad, Pakistan, failed to reach a formal agreement and Trump extended the ceasefire between both countries to avoid a return to active fighting.
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Justice Department sues New Jersey for granting tuition support for illegals but not citizens
The laws are discriminate against U.S. citizens who aren't granted the same tuition rates, scholarships and other subsidies, which is unconstitutional, the complainant argues.
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Florida judge temporarily halts Miami land transfer for Trump's presidential library
The judge made the decision after Marvin Dunn filed a lawsuit against Miami Dade College's Board of Trustees
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Thune says he is open to extending House government funding deadline beyond Nov 21
The Senate has failed eight times to invoke cloture or pass the Republican continuing resolution, which the lower chamber passed last month.
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DHS reveals Mexican criminals have placed alleged bounties on ICE, Border Patrol officers
The plot includes a tiered bounty system that allegedly pays people $2,000 to gather information on ICE and Border Patrol officials, $5,000 to $10,000 to kidnap or attack officials, and up to $50,000 to assassinate high-ranking officials.
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Graham claims FBI probe into his phone records should 'bother the heck out of' Americans
The FBI allegedly pulled records of nine Republican lawmakers that included information on whom the people were talking to, the length of the phone calls, and where the phone conversations were taking place.
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Stefanik, Cotton urge Bessent to open funding probe on Council on American-Islamic Relations
The Republicans also claimed CAIR's leadership attended a Philadelphia meeting of the Muslim Brotherhood Palestine Committee in 1993 where members discussed supporting Hamas, despite its label as a foreign terrorist organization.
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State Department revokes visas for six migrants it claims celebrated Charlie Kirk's death
The State Department shared social media posts on X from the former visa holders, which showed them celebrating Kirk's assassination. The people were from Argentina, Brazil, Germany, Mexico, South Africa and Paraguay.
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You Vote: With recent indictments of both James Comey and Letitia James, which will be convicted?
Comey was indicted on charges last month of making false statements to Congress and obstruction of a congressional proceeding. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges. NY AG Letitia James was indicted last Thursday over allegations of fraud.
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Senate fails to advance Republican continuing resolution in eighth vote
The government entered a shutdown at the beginning of the month, after the Senate failed to pass the House's continuing resolution, or a competing one from Senate Democrats. The Senate needs 60 votes to invoke cloture on the resolutions.
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Congress collected 30 million lines of phone data in Trump J6 probe, raising civil liberty concerns
More details continue to emerge about the collusion between Democrats in Congress and Biden's weaponized DOJ in targeting Trump.
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Erika Kirk accepts husband's Presidential Medal of Freedom award: 'Best birthday gift'
Erika Kirk thanked President Donald Trump for awarding her husband with the highest civilian award and said it was the "best birthday gift he could ever have."