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Maryanne Trump Barry dead: Sister of former president dies at 86

Maryanne Trump Barry, the elder sister of former President Donald Trump, died at 86, according to a Monday report.

Biden releases plan to open more wireless spectrum to private companies

The Biden administration told U.S. agencies to give up some of their telecommunications airwaves so that commercial providers could be ready for a surging demand for 5G services.

March for Israel expected to bring thousands to National Mall Tuesday

Thousands of pro-Israel protesters are expected to descend on the National Mall in Washington on Tuesday to combat rising antisemitism in the March for Israel.

IDF releases footage of navy finding Hamas weapons on the seabed

The Israel Defense Forces released video on Monday of its naval underwater mission unit recovering dozens of Hamas weapons in the Mediterranean Sea.

Vulnerable Biden faces death by a thousand cuts of third-party candidates

President Joe Biden's path to reelection is facing additional speed bumps in the form of numerous third-party challengers.

Seventy percent of voters believe Biden has hurt economy or left it unchanged: Poll

President Joe Biden’s economic agenda is a major factor amid growing concern in the Democratic Party that the president's reelection bid is in trouble.

EU urges ‘maximum restraint’ from Israel as Hamas uses ‘hospitals and civilians as human shields’

The European Union urged Israel to demonstrate "maximum restraint to ensure the protection of civilians," even as it acknowledged and condemned Hamas's use of hospitals and civilians as "shields."

Two major GOP donors who backed Tim Scott have picked whom they will support next

Two donors who supported Sen. Tim Scott's (R-SC) presidential bid have switched their support in the wake of his campaign being suspended.

Convictions of 110 black soldiers for 1917 Houston riot overturned by Army

The convictions of 110 black soldiers following the 1917 Houston riot are slated to be overturned by the United States Army.

Supreme Court takes dispute over role of experts in ‘blind’ drug mule cases

The Supreme Court agreed to wade into a dispute in jurisdictions adjacent to international borders on when expert witnesses can testify in drug trafficking cases in which the defendants say they were "blind mules" (or unknowing transporters of drugs).
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