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Colleges could pay damages for silencing campus speech under new legislation

A group of Senate Republicans led by Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) introduced legislation Wednesday that would see universities that violate freedom of speech liable for court damages.

North Carolina abortion ban sets off heated veto override battle

Gov. Roy Cooper (D-NC) vowed to veto North Carolina's new 12-week abortion ban May 13, setting up a pressure campaign to flip one Republican state senator to stop a veto override.

Indiana dog attack kills sheriff’s deputy and injures her son

A sheriff's deputy died in her Indianapolis, Indiana, home after a dog attacked her and her 8-year-old son, authorities said on Wednesday.

Pence praises James Comer report on alleged Biden family business deals

Former Vice President Mike Pence praised Rep. James Comer (R-KY) on Wednesday for releasing financial records related to Hunter Biden-linked business deals in Romania and China.

Trump says he would pardon Jan. 6 Capitol protesters

Former President Donald Trump expressed support for Jan. 6 Capitol riot protesters during a sometimes combative and wide-ranging CNN town hall with Kaitlan Collins on Wednesday night.

Trump unrepentant on all counts in return to CNN for 2024 campaign

Former President Donald Trump refused to acknowledge he lost the 2020 presidential election, refused to admit any regret for actions that led to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, refused to apologize to Vice President Mike Pence in the wake of the riot, and took no responsibility for being found liable of sexual assault and defamation during a high-stakes CNN town hall event on Wednesday night.

Trump reiterates E. Jean Carroll claim as ‘fake story’ in CNN town hall

Former President Donald Trump defended his Access Hollywood comments and adamantly denied knowing E. Jean Carroll in his CNN town hall Wednesday.

Trump calls Kaitlan Collins ‘nasty person’ during CNN town hall

Former President Donald Trump unleashed his unabashed self on Wednesday during a CNN town hall in New Hampshire. He was combative in many situations, including when he called the moderator a “nasty person.”

Border Patrol chief says worst of Title 42 surge has already passed

EL PASO, Texas — The chief of the U.S. Border Patrol rejected claims that the U.S. immigration system and southern border will collapse when public health policy Title 42 is rescinded later this week.

Immigrants promised American dream find harsh reality in Texas

EL PASO, Texas — Immigrants who journeyed thousands of miles and crossed the border illegally with the expectation they would be welcomed into the United States with open arms instead discovered a very different reality upon walking onto the streets of El Paso.
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