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Judge's Gavel

Massachusetts Supreme Court convenes emergency hearing for Lindsay Clancy appeal: Fox News

By Ben Whedon

Courts & Law

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Michael Cohen

Trump: Michael Cohen recants testimony in DA Bragg case

Trump's legal path forward to vacating his conviction is unclear.

Federal Agencies

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Lori Chavez-DeRemer

Chavez-DeRemer when Labor secretary had inappropriate relationship with bodyguard, IG report finds

Chavez-DeRemer resigned in April

Courts & Law

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Lindsey Clancy

Lindsay Clancy judge backs off formal mistrial, gives defense 1 hour to appeal

Judge William Sullivan declared a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder case on Friday.

Federal Agencies

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Kash Patel, Minden, Nev., Oct. 8, 2022

National Police Association 'strongly endorses' Kash Patel for FBI director

"We are confident that under his stewardship, the FBI will thrive in its vital mission to protect and serve the American people," the group says

Federal Agencies

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Hegseth

Trump continues to back Hegseth as Defense secretary nominee: 'He will be a fantastic, high energy'

'Pete is a WINNER,' Trump wrote on social media

Local

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DC Metro bus

DC transit agency uses cops to enforce bus fares, says 70% of riders don’t pay, losing $50M a year

The agency says it's using data to determine the routes with the highest fare evasion rates and officers will be deployed there.

Congress

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Roger Marshall

Kansas senator introduces legislation that would ban transgender procedures on minors nationwide

The legislation, titled the “Safeguarding The Overall Protection of Minors Act," bans doctors from giving minors puberty blockers, and performing medical procedures on them such as gender-reassignment surgeries.

Congress

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Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst

Senate report finds only six percent of federal employees work in-person full-time

Ernst accused the federal agencies of abusing telework options, and costing the American people billions of taxpayer dollars to operate government buildings that are not even half full

Congress

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Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) questions U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland during a hearing by the House Judiciary Committee, Washington, DC, June 4, 2024.

House GOP blocks two resolutions to release Gaetz ethics report

The report is in response to allegations that Gaetz, while a congressman, engaged in sexual misconduct with a minor, claims he has strongly denied.

Congress

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Sen. Blackburn

Blackburn drafts DOGE Act legislation that will limit federal agencies

"My DOGE Act will freeze federal hiring, begin the process to relocate agencies out of the D.C. swamp, and establish a merit-based salary system for the federal workforce," Blackburn said in a post on X.

Congress

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Capitol Police car.

Capitol Police union boss decries special treatment for officer who killed unarmed J6 protester

The union's statements come after reports that the officer who fatally shot Ashli Babbitt received special financial support from police leadership under pressure from Democrats.

Congress

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Rep. Mark Green

House panel to interview second FEMA official regarding orders to avoid Trump supporters

The letter calls for the interview to be scheduled before Dec. 9. The interview is expected to include allegations from Washington that Florida was not an isolated incident, and that she was following Hershey's orders.

White House

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US President Joe Biden speaks during an address to the nation about his decision to not seek reelection, in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, DC, on July 24, 2024.

You Vote: Do you think Biden will issue more pardons before he leaves office?

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