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Donald Trump indicted: The key figures ignored in sweeping Georgia RICO indictment

Former President Donald Trump and 19 other defendants were named in a sweeping 41-count Fulton County indictment Monday night under racketeering charges related to the 2020 election.

California judge pleads not guilty to murder charges in wife’s killing

A Southern California judge who was accused of killing his wife during an argument while he was intoxicated has pleaded not guilty to murder charges.

DeSantis defends centrist GOP Gov. Chris Sununu from Trump criticism amid campaign reboot

The effects of Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) campaign reboot became clearer on Tuesday as he moved to defend Gov. Chris Sununu (R-NH) from former President Donald Trump's criticisms.

Donald Trump indicted: Ex-president’s campaign attacks Willis’s family ‘steeped in hate’

Former President Donald Trump's presidential campaign attacked Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis's family following her indictment of Trump on charges related to his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia.

Defense Department won’t budge on abortion policy amid Tuberville standoff

The Department of Defense will not change its policy regarding reproductive healthcare, which Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) is protesting by holding up more than 300 defense promotions or confirmations, according to a top spokeswoman.

US downplays China tensions ahead of ‘force multiplier’ summit with Japan, South Korea

President Joe Biden’s impending summit with the leaders of Japan and South Korea promises to be “an historic meeting” with two American allies moving to put traditional tensions aside in order to link arms with the United States, according to the top U.S. diplomat.

Democratic Arabella dark money network faces IRS complaint over lining ex-Clinton aide’s pockets

Nonprofit groups in the largest Democratic-linked dark money network in the United States may have illegally "diverted substantial portions of their income and assets" to benefit the founder of the for-profit firm overseeing them, a watchdog says.

Karine Jean-Pierre says she ran for president in deleted X post

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre made a bizarre statement on social media, claiming in a since-deleted post that she once ran for president of the United States.

Geraldo Rivera slams Tucker Carlson for making a ‘mockery’ of journalism

Geraldo Rivera slammed Tucker Carlson and his exit from Fox News, declaring Carlson made a "mockery of the tenets of journalism.

Stimulus update: One-time direct payment worth $3,284 to go out in two days in Alaska

Alaska residents can expect a one-time relief payment in two days.
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