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NASA says airliner-sized asteroid to pass Earth on Tuesday

NASA said an asteroid the size of an airliner will pass close to Earth on Tuesday.

DC Mayor Bowser proposes stricter public safety legislation amid GOP push for crime control

Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser proposed a package of public safety-focused legislation as Republicans urge district officials to address increasing crime rates.

Texas homeowner takes control of man’s gun and kills him in self-defense: Police

A Texas homeowner who shot and killed a man Friday is likely to be let off the hook because he acted in self-defense.

Farmington shooting: Three civilians killed and two officers shot in New Mexico

At least three people were killed, and multiple others were hurt Monday afternoon in a shooting at the intersection of Apache Street and Orchard Avenue in Farmington, New Mexico. Police responded to a shooting, and the suspect was killed on the scene. Two officers sustained gunshot wounds.

Musk receives subpoena in Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit

The United States Virgin Islands issued a subpoena to Tesla CEO Elon Musk seeking information in its lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase in relation to business with Jeffrey Epstein.

Pakistani illegal immigrant on FBI terror list arrested at border day after Title 42 ended

EXCLUSIVE — Border Patrol agents in southeastern Arizona arrested a Pakistani national on the FBI's terrorism watch list who attempted to illegally enter the United States from Mexico last week, according to two federal sources.

Durham report: MTG says government has targeted GOP for years

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) celebrated the release of the highly-anticipated report from special counsel John Durham Monday, claiming the "truth" about the "Russian collusion hoax" was being exposed.

TSA tests facial recognition technology at airports

The Transportation Security Administration is testing the use of facial recognition technology at U.S. airports to identify passengers as they pass through security.

House GOP conservatives jump at Biden work requirement remark in debt talks

President Joe Biden’s remark hinting he is open to beefing up certain welfare work requirements has galvanized the issue among Republicans in the debt ceiling debate.

Durham report: Lawmakers react to long-awaited findings on Trump-Russia investigation

Lawmakers are reacting to the highly anticipated report from special counsel John Durham that looked into the origins and conduct of the FBI investigation regarding alleged ties between Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and Russia.
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