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Federal judge dismisses Trump admin's lawsuit attempting to obtain sensitive Georgia voter data
Calvert said although the Justice Department was using Title III of the Civil Rights Act to demand the information, the CRA did not supersede state law or apply to all records, just public information.
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Pentagon data breach exposes info of more than 2.7 million US military and civilian personnel
A Pentagon official said the breach affected 2.76 million living people and another 294,000 who are deceased.
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Kush Desai departs White House for role at the Office of Director of National Intelligence
Desai served as senior White House deputy press secretary and special assistant to the president, handling the press for the White House on some of its biggest issues, including health, trade and economics.
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Brennan faces pushback over 51 intel officers memo at conference
Brennan was a signatory to a memo from 51 intelligence officials asserting that the story resembled a Russian influence operation. That memo served as a prominent talking point for the Biden campaign.
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U.S. military strikes another drug boat in Caribbean, Hegseth compares narco-traffickers to Al-Qaeda
The strike brings to 67 the total number of alleged drug traffickers that the Trump administration has killed in military strikes.
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New Mexico becomes first state to offer free universal child care
The state must create 14,000 more child care slots and recruit 5,000 educators.
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MTG keeps up pressure on GOP: ‘Done NOTHING to Fix’ Obamacare
The Georgia congresswoman said her family’s health insurance tripled after the Affordable Care Act passed
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White House to reopen for public tours in December
Tours were briefly paused during the summer due to Trump’s ballroom construction
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Federal judge denies NY AG Letitia James’ request to monitor DOJ’s media contacts in criminal case
If convicted, the New York AG faces up to 60 years in jail
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Illinois lawmakers approve statewide ban on illegal alien arrests in vicinity of courthouses
A lead sponsor of the bill admits it may not withstand a court challenge
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Family-based visa quotas cause system backlogs
Each year, the United States allows an unlimited number of immediate family members to obtain visas in the country.
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Federal judge blocks Trump from requiring Americans to provide proof of citizenship to vote
Multiple lawsuits have been filed to block different aspects of the March executive order, including a part that bars states from counting mail-in ballots received after Election Day.
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President Trump sits for first '60 Minutes' interview since CBS lawsuit
Norah O'Donnell conducted Trump's wide-ranging interview, which was filmed at Mar-a-Lago and will air on Sunday.