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Son of Canadian Olympic skiing legend Kai Smart dies at 23 after avalanche in Japan

Kai Smart, the 23-year-old son of former Olympic freestyle skier John Smart, died Monday after spending weeks in a coma following an avalanche in Japan. He had been airlifted to Vancouver, Canada, for emergency treatment earlier this month, but could…
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Kristi Noem will report to deputy secretary of state, not Rubio, in new envoy role

Kristi Noem's new title as Special Envoy to the Shield of the Americas comes with a reporting line that tells you everything about where she stands. The former Homeland Security chief will report directly to Deputy Secretary of State Chris…
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Georgia appeals court rules Fulton County can reject Republican nominees to the election board

The Georgia Court of Appeals just gave Fulton County Democrats the power to block Republican appointments to the county's Board of Registration and Elections. The ruling, delivered on March 20 in Fulton County Board of Commissioners v. Fulton County Republican…
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Speaker Johnson ties the killing to Democratic sanctuary policies and the DHS shutdown

House Speaker Mike Johnson pointed directly at Democrat immigration and sanctuary policies after the fatal shooting of Sheridan Gorman, an 18-year-old Loyola University Chicago freshman who was gunned down near a lakefront pier on March 19 while watching the Northern…
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Kirk Show Producer Blasts 'Conspiracy Garbage,' Warns Joe Kent's Comments Could Sabotage Murder Case

Andrew Kolvet, a close friend of Charlie Kirk and a producer on "The Charlie Kirk Show," went on air Tuesday to torch the conspiracy theories swirling around Kirk's death, calling them "crackpot, conspiracy, garbage, brain rot stuff" and warning that…
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Meloni moves swiftly as Italian justice undersecretary resigns over stake in mafia-linked restaurant

Andrea Delmastro, Italy's justice undersecretary and a member of Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy party, resigned Tuesday after revelations that he held a stake in a Rome restaurant linked to the mafia. He had been a business partner with the…
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Minnesota officials sue feds for blocking state investigations into three shootings by federal agents

Minnesota's attorney general, its top county prosecutor, and the head of the state's criminal investigation bureau filed suit against the federal government on Tuesday, alleging that the Justice Department and Department of Homeland Security have stonewalled their efforts to investigate…
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Senate confirms Colin McDonald to head DOJ's new National Fraud Enforcement Division

The Senate voted 52-47 on Tuesday to confirm Colin McDonald as the assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department's newly created National Fraud Enforcement Division, giving the Trump administration a dedicated prosecutor to lead its expanding war on…
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Obama strategist Plouffe reveals he told Biden not to run in 2016, says Democrats still haven't reckoned with 2024

David Plouffe, the strategist who helped engineer Barack Obama's rise to the presidency, told Joe Biden to his face that he could not win the 2016 presidential race. The University of Virginia's Miller Center published an interview on Monday in…
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North Carolina's longest-serving Senate GOP leader falls in a primary recount decided by 23 votes

Phil Berger, the top Republican in the North Carolina Senate and the chamber's president pro tempore since 2011, conceded to his challenger Tuesday after a recount settled one of the tightest primary races in the state's recent history. Rockingham County…
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