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Alleged shooter in DC killing of Guard member faces new charge making him eligible for death penalty
Defense attorneys for man accused of shooting two National Guard troops near the White House in November will have the opportunity to meet with prosecutors and present any evidence they believe argues against a death sentence before the Justice Department decides if it will seek it.
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Censored pro-life activists improbably win over Canadian court amid global wrongthink arrests
"Very difficult if not impossible" to show that ban on aborted fetus signs at Canada's capitol is "reasonable and proportionate," judge says. Anti-gender ideology activist says he'll sue Spanish police for arrest, illegal recording ban.
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Knicks accept White House invitation, becoming the first NBA champions to visit under Trump admin
The Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night to win the series 4-1, marking their first championship victory since 1973.
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Maine law enforcement groups pan 'red flag' law passage
Mike Edes, executive director of the Maine Lodge, Fraternal Order of Police, said Maine's "yellow flag" law "has worked" and the voter approved changes puts the public and law enforcement officers at risk.
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Tesla shareholders approve Elon Musk's record-breaking $1 trillion pay package
The luxurious pay package is expected to be paid out over the span of a decade, and would be worth up to $1 trillion if certain benchmarks are made, including selling 1 million humanoid robots.
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'Economic suicide': Spokane biz leaders speak out against proposed 12% parking tax
If approved, the tax would generate additional revenue next year, but the mayor can only spend it on transportation projects.
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'All they did was wear wristbands!' Judges question school district's ban on 'XX' at girls' games
Most Democratic federal appeals court doesn't want gender identity protests to escalate at school games, but panel isn't impressed by district's explanation for censoring parents without any plausible disruption.
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Police audio reveals details of what happened hours before NFL player Marshawn Kneeland’s death
Authorities claimed Kneeland appeared to have taken his own life following a late-night vehicle pursuit by police on Wednesday night. He allegedly fled on foot after a crash and was found dead at about 1:30 a.m. on Thursday.
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Governors Evers, Grisham fly to Brazil for climate change summit as shutdown continues
The delegation Evers and Grisham were put in charge of leading is made up of more than 100 local leaders including “U.S. governors, mayors, and other top city and state officials.”
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Illinois Gov Pritzker watching redistricting debate as Trump urges GOP senators to end filibuster
In the aftermath of Tuesday’s elections in other parts of the country, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker is staying tuned to how Illinois could impact the ongoing debate over redistricting.
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PA Gov Shapiro gives SNAP update, slams Congress, taps into state funds
Shapiro declared a disaster, allowing the state to tap into $5 million of funding to assist food banks, but they are not expecting it to be enough to meet the demand.
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White House secures deal on weight loss drugs along with most-favored-nation pricing
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Thursday’s deal was the biggest of the pharmaceutical deals the administration has announced so far, since the drugs have become so popular.
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After public push by RFK Jr., medical schools move to strengthen nutrition education
Kennedy questioned recent Association of American Medical Colleges data showing that all U.S. medical schools cover nutrition. He said other studies show that most medical students receive fewer than two hours of nutrition instruction.