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Judiciary Democrats accuse Supreme Court of dodging questions about alleged 2014 leak

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) and Rep. Hank Johnson (D-GA), chairmen of the Senate and House Judiciary Courts Subcommittees respectively, accused the Supreme Court's attorney of failing to "substantively answer" their questions about allegations of a 2014 high court leak.

Judge drops assault charges against former DC Deputy Mayor Christopher Geldart

Prosecutors have dropped charges against former D.C. Deputy Mayor Christopher Geldart on Tuesday, ending a monthlong legal battle that began when the official was accused of assault and later resigned from office due to questions about his living arrangement.

Pentagon report details Chinese Communist Party’s plans for military expansion

The Pentagon provided key details into China's long-term intentions in a recent report to Congress, with government officials under President Joe Biden routinely characterizing the communist superpower as a “pacing challenge" and the “most comprehensive and serious challenge to U.S. national security."

Netherlands to buy out and close 3,000 farms to meet climate goals

The Dutch government is planning to buy out and close as many as 3,000 farms in the country, exacerbating an already-bitter dispute with growers as leaders attempt to halve the country’s nitrogen emissions by 2030.

US and Israel holding joint air military exercises

The U.S. and Israeli air forces are conducting joint exercises this week over the Mediterranean Sea and Israel.

Left-wing group uses Mark Zuckerberg deepfake to urge passing of tech regulation bill

A left-wing advocacy group used a Mark Zuckerberg deepfake to urge lawmakers to pass a tech regulation bill before the end of the year.

‘Oh, my goodness, are we winning!’: Philly district attorney offers theory for his impeachment

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner explained his theory for why conservatives impeached him earlier this month.

At least 400 migrant workers died while preparing for World Cup, Qatari official says

Between 400 and 500 migrant workers died while preparing for the World Cup soccer tournament in Qatar, far outpacing initial estimates from the Qatari government, according to a country official.

DeSantis super PAC founder says he still likes Trump but likes winning more

EXCLUSIVE — Veteran Republican strategist John Thomas backed former President Donald Trump in the 2016 and 2020 elections, but he's thrown his weight behind Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) ahead of the 2024 cycle for a simple reason: He wants to win.

WATCH: Kanye West storms out of interview after host challenges remarks

Ye, the rapper and fashion designer formerly known as Kanye West, stormed out of an interview Monday after the host challenged some of his remarks that many have considered anti-Semitic.
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