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Donald Trump indicted: Fulton County Sheriff’s Office investigating threats to grand jurors

The Fulton County Sheriff's Office is investigating threats to members of the grand jury that indicted former President Donald Trump this week.

Illinois city distributes more than $1 million in reparations payouts

The small Illinois city that became the first in the United States to guarantee funding for reparations to black residents announced Wednesday it has passed the $1 million mark.

Majority of public either owns a gun or would buy one in the future: Poll

The number of gun owners has increased from two years ago, according to a recent poll.

Hurricane Hilary heads for California threatening flooding and landslides

Hurricane Hilary is expected to bring significant storms to Southern California after being upgraded from a tropical storm on Thursday morning as it barrels through the Pacific Ocean southwest of Mexico.

Snapchat’s AI glitch leads to increase in searches for how to delete app

A recent glitch on Snapchat led to an increase in users searching on Google for how to delete the app.

Rare ‘flesh-eating’ bacterial infection reported in New York and Connecticut: What to know

Four people in the Northeast are dead due to exposure to vibrio vulnificus, dubbed the "flesh-eating bacteria," which causes a rare but deadly infection.

Sen. Bob Menendez approval rating drops as latest criminal investigation plagues senator: Poll

Approval ratings for Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) have dropped in the middle of a federal investigation into him and his wife receiving unreported gifts.

DHS official blasts House GOP for ordering Mayorkas to testify a seventh time this year

The Department of Homeland Security questioned the House Homeland Security Committee's latest call for DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to testify before Congress for a seventh time this year as the panel wraps up a monthslong investigation into the Cabinet official.

ICE moves to DHS headquarters with expanded $300M DC makeover

The Biden administration will spend nearly $300 million revamping the Department of Homeland Security's headquarters in Washington with money from the Inflation Reduction Act.

Fired Wisconsin courts director files complaint against liberal judges who ousted him

The former director of Wisconsin's court system filed five complaints against his replacement and the liberal state Supreme Court justices who voted to oust him, claiming his dismissal was politically motivated and the new appointment illegal.
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