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Appeals Court Halts Restrictions on Immigration Tactics in Minnesota

Immigration enforcement just got a green light in Minnesota as a federal appeals court hits the brakes on restrictions that curbed officers’ tactics. On Wednesday, the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals suspended a ruling by U.S. District Judge Kate…
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Barron Trump alerts London police in friend’s assault case

Imagine witnessing a violent attack on a dear friend through a FaceTime call and taking swift action to save her—that’s exactly what Barron Trump did early last year. Barron Trump, then 18, contacted London police after observing a close female…
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Federal agent injured in Los Angeles during arrest of suspect in vehicle incident

A Customs and Border Protection officer was injured in a dramatic confrontation in Los Angeles County, California, on Wednesday morning during an attempt to apprehend a suspect. On Wednesday, around 7 a.m., federal agents from CBP and ICE were conducting…
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House panel advances contempt charges against Clintons in Epstein investigation

Washington was rocked on Wednesday when the House Oversight Committee voted to push forward contempt of Congress charges against former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The committee’s action stems from the Clintons’ refusal to attend…
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Nigeria confirms over 160 Christians abducted in church attacks

More than 160 Christians were kidnapped in a brazen series of attacks on worship services in northwestern Nigeria, raising urgent questions about security in the region. On Sunday, simultaneous assaults targeted three churches in Kaduna State, with Nigerian authorities initially…
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Whitmer disagrees with Michelle Obama on readiness for female president

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has boldly stepped into a national conversation, asserting that the United States is prepared to elect a woman as president, challenging a perspective held by former first lady Michelle Obama. In an NPR interview released on…
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Chuck Grassley clarifies stance on federal election legislation

Sen. Chuck Grassley, the Republican from Iowa, found himself at the center of a heated online debate this week after a letter to a constituent sparked confusion over his position on federal voter ID laws. On Jan. 20, Grassley, Chairman…
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FCC issues guidance on equal airtime for political candidates on talk shows

The Federal Communications Commission has dropped a significant reminder to broadcast networks: play fair when it comes to political airtime. On Wednesday, the FCC announced new guidance directed at the three major broadcast networks, urging compliance with the statutory equal…
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Pam Grier’s lynching claim on ‘The View’ faces public scrutiny

Can a childhood memory shared on national TV unravel into a historical controversy overnight? On a recent episode of Disney-owned ABC’s “The View,” actress Pam Grier recounted a disturbing memory from her youth in Columbus, Ohio, claiming her mother shielded…
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Michelle Obama discusses supporting designers of color in fashion choices

Ever wonder how a former first lady’s wardrobe can spark a cultural debate? Former first lady Michelle Obama participated in a roundtable conversation released on Sunday, addressing how everyday women can uplift designers of color through their purchasing decisions. She…
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