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You Vote: On the matter of President Trump banning certain media from White House, what say you?
The three outlets sued the White House earlier this week after Trump banned them from the White House over their coverage of his administration.
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Navy reports eight sailors attempted suicide during months-long deployment on USS Abraham Lincoln
The Lincoln, which is currently en route to its home port of San Diego, has been deployed for more than 300 days and will likely remain at sea for two more weeks before returning to the United States.
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'Back of the bus': Female athletes tell Senate letting men in their sports promotes misogyny
Sex screening is less invasive and cheaper than ever, and female athletes have supported it for decades, senators told. Girls subject to "mass grooming" when told to suppress their "correct instincts to cater to the desires of boys."
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House GOP says DOJ gave Hunter Biden ‘special privileges’ in tax case, as inquiry heats up
Weiss, in his capacity as U.S. Attorney for Delaware, previously oversaw the years-long investigation into the now-first son.
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Federal revenue falls $416 billion from this time last year despite passage of IRA
Budget experts say the revenue raising portions of the IRA still haven't taken full effect and when they do, the cost of the law's energy tax credits will likely drown them out. The projections for interest rates – already at a 16-year high – may further doom the IRA's success.
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Nebraska Army National Guard troops coming home Friday from border deployment
Nebraska is among the 14 states sending troops and resources to support Operation Lone Star.
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You Vote: Do you want to see a Biden impeachment inquiry when Congress reconvenes?
Vote now in the poll below.
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National Archives acknowledges 5,400 Biden pseudonym emails, faces lawsuit for their release
The new lawsuit turns up the pressure on the archives to release the documents.
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Foie gras faux pas? Hochul, Adams spar over controversial duck liver after migrant showdown
The Adams administration tried to enforce a foie gras ban that then-Mayor Bill de Blasio signed into law in November 2019.
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Protestors clash outside New York City mayoral mansion over migrant crisis, Curtis Sliwa arrested
Nearly two dozen counter-protesters yelled at the conservative demonstrators with phrases such as "F*** white supremacist NYPD!" as about 50 officers watched.
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Trump lawyers, special counsel Smith in federal court to get judge to decide on court date
Trump’s team wants the trial to begin April 2026.
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Meadows takes stand in bid to transfer Georgia election case to federal court
Meadows plans on arguing that he was acting as a federal official and he is protected under federal law.
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Kari Lake announces new trial date in lawsuit to obtain mail-in ballot signatures
Earlier this year, a superior court judge ruled not to dismiss Lake's request for access to ballot affidavit envelopes.