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HuffPost roasted for claiming Pentagon barred Catholics on Good Friday, ignoring that Catholics don't hold Mass that day

HuffPost published a report claiming the Pentagon "invited more than 3,500 employees to attend a Good Friday service at its in-house chapel," but that "it's only for Protestants, not Catholics." The outlet's senior politics reporter, Jennifer Bendery, cited a memo…
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Pakistani finance worker killed inside upscale D.C. condo after letting his attackers in, police say

Syed Hammad Hussain, a 40-year-old Pakistani finance and IT professional, was beaten, strangled, and left dead inside his first-floor apartment at The Zenith, an upscale condominium in Washington, D.C.'s Logan Circle neighborhood. Police say he made the fatal mistake of…
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FBI most wanted fugitive captured in Mexico 73 minutes after making the list, shattering record

Samuel Ramirez Jr. lasted one hour and thirteen minutes on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. That's it. The 33-year-old, wanted for his alleged involvement in the murders of two women at a bar in Federal Way, Washington, was…
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Usha Vance opens up about life as a pregnant Second Lady and her new children's literacy podcast

Usha Vance is expecting the couple's fourth child this coming July, a baby boy who will make the Vances the first vice-presidential family to welcome a baby while in office in well over 100 years. The last time it happened…
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ActBlue faces allegations it misled Congress about screening foreign donations

ActBlue, the Democratic Party's fundraising backbone, may have given Congress a misleading account of how it screens out illegal foreign donations, and its own attorneys knew it, according to internal legal memos now surfacing through a New York Times investigation…
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State Department issues first-ever formal dress code for diplomats

The State Department has added business formal dress code guidance to its internal policy manual for the first time, establishing department-wide standards for employee attire, a move officials say was long overdue after years of increasingly casual dress among America's…
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McConnell sides with Democrats in defense of NATO after Trump floats withdrawal

Sen. Mitch McConnell broke with President Trump on Wednesday, issuing a joint statement with a Democratic colleague that defended American membership in NATO, hours after Trump told a British newspaper that a U.S. exit from the 75-year-old alliance was "beyond…
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NYC Mayor Mamdani faces fierce backlash for framing baby's shooting death as a 'gun violence' problem

A seven-month-old baby girl named Kaori Patterson-Moore was shot and killed on a Brooklyn street Wednesday afternoon when a gunman on a moped opened fire in what investigators described as a suspected gang-related incident. Within hours, New York City Mayor…
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Child arrested on murder charge after classmate dies from metal water bottle attack at Los Angeles school

Los Angeles police arrested a 12-year-old on suspicion of murder Thursday in connection with the death of Khimberly Zavaleta Chuquipa, a classmate who was struck in the head with a metal water bottle during an alleged bullying incident at a…
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Federal judge refuses to reconsider ruling that blocked grand jury subpoenas targeting the Fed and Jerome Powell

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg on Friday shut the door on the Justice Department's bid to revive two grand jury subpoenas aimed at the Federal Reserve and its chairman, Jerome Powell, writing in a six-page ruling that prosecutors "did not…
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