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Man charged with hate crimes after breaching NBC security and confronting Today host Craig Melvin

An intruder slipped past security at 30 Rockefeller Plaza during a live broadcast of the…
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Alyssa Locke

Trump fires court-appointed Seattle U.S. attorney less than an hour after swearing-in

Roger Rogoff was sworn in as U.S. attorney for the Western District of Washington before…
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John Hartmann

Rep. Mike Lawler admits to past drunk driving arrest amid reelection fight

Republican Rep. Mike Lawler of New York acknowledged a drunk driving arrest from his past…
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Alyssa Locke

Justice Barrett tells Congress threat level against judges 'is really high,' seeks nearly 10% budget increase

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett told a House appropriations panel this week that threats…
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Alex Tanzer

Sunshine Protection Act clears House Rules Committee, setting up floor vote on permanent Daylight Saving Time

The House Rules Committee voted 6-4 Monday to advance the Sunshine Protection Act to a…
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John Hartmann

EPA greenlights three pesticides as watchdog groups raise PFAS and cancer concerns

The Environmental Protection Agency approved three new chemical pesticides on June 30, and environmental watchdog…
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Alex Tanzer

Surveillance footage in Charlie Kirk murder case builds a damning prosecution timeline

High-definition surveillance video played in a Utah courtroom Friday showed what prosecutors say is Tyler…
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Alex Tanzer

Kristi Noem moving to divorce husband after fetish scandal upended her career

Former Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has told her family she plans to…
3 months ago
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Alex Tanzer

Chip Roy pushes Trump administration for legal immigration data after Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling

Rep. Chip Roy is not waiting for the dust to settle. Days after the Supreme…
3 months ago
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Alan Benson

DOJ warns all 50 states: officials who keep noncitizens on voter rolls face criminal prosecution

The Justice Department's Civil Rights Division sent letters to election officials in every state and…
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Alyssa Locke
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