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DOJ sues California for 'state-facilitated voter fraud,' citing 20,000 suspected foreign voters
The suit follows an investigation from Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) in which the agency reviewed voter registration data for possible foreigners registered to vote.
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Construction of Obama Presidential Center projected to cost $1 billion, nearly triple original price
Construction on the center, which opened in June after years of delays, was initially projected to cost $300 million to $350 million in 2016 but ballooned to approximately $850 million when it opened. It is now projected to cost a total of $1 billion.
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Federal court upholds Georgia's social media verification law
NetChoice, a trade organization representing apps like Facebook and Instagram, had sued to stopthe law signed by Gov. Brian Kemp in 2024.
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Sen. Ben Sasse warns Saudi-China oil deal is 'big, bad thing' for America
"Chairman Xi green-lit this invasion" of Ukraine, Sasse said.
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U.S. admiral warns that China has fully militarized three islands in South China Sea
"I think over the past 20 years we’ve witnessed the largest military buildup since World War II" by China, the admiral said.
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Republicans focus on Jackson’s positions on terrorists, sex offenders as nomination hearing opens
Democrats have overwhelmingly supported Jackson's nomination.
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Justice Clarence Thomas hospitalized with flu-like symptoms, Supreme Court says
He was diagnosed with an infection after being hospitalized Friday night.
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Russia's hypersonic 'Kinzhal' missile strike claim is a dud, defense experts say
"I would not see it as a game changer," Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said of the alleged launch.
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Army announces separations over COVID-19 vaccine refusals
The Army has disapproved 98.8% of all medical exemptions so far
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Fauci's agency recruiting volunteers for study on COVID-19 vaccine allergic reactions
"Participants who have no or only a mild allergic reaction to the second dose of the vaccine may be eligible to receive a booster dose at the NIH," the agency states.
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Biden administration to allow oil leasing to resume on federal land
Environmental concerns behind drilling have been a contentious issue for the administration.
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Saudi Arabia says Houthis launched attacks after Biden delisted Iranian-backed group as terrorists
The Houthis were designated by Trump as terrorists, but one of Biden's first moves in office was to delist the extremist group.
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House passes bill to outlaw hair-based racial discrimination
Hair has allegedly "served as a basis of race and national origin discrimination," bill claims.