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Nov 22 2022
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GOP faces 2016 redux as big names explore 2024 challenge to Trump
Despite a lukewarm-at-best response to former President Donald Trump announcing another White House run last week, Republicans could find themselves in a repeat of 2016 — with a crowded field in the 2024 presidential primary enabling the 45th president to reclaim the nomination with only a plurality of support.
Trump, 76, was one of 16 candidates who sought the GOP nod in 2016,
New York Post (News)Nov 04 2022
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UN Nuclear Agency Finds No Evidence to Back Russian “Dirty Bomb” Claims in Ukraine
United Nations nuclear inspectors have found no evidence to back Russia’s claims that Ukraine is building a radiological weapon known as a “dirty bomb.” Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky spoke Thursday.
President Volodymyr Zelensky: “We have invited the IAEA to check. We have given them complete freedom of action at the relevant facilities. And we have clear and irrefutable
Democracy Now!Aug 31 2022
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DOJ says Trump team likely 'concealed and removed' classified docs at Mar-a-Lago
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department said Tuesday night that it had evidence classified documents at former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate were "likely concealed and removed" before the FBI search to retrieve them.
In its late-night court filing, the Justice Department said that Trump's request to appoint a special master to review the documents “is unnecessary and would
NBC News (Online)Oct 12 2022
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Mayorkas knew border agents did not whip migrants before repeating false claims, emails show
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas was told last year that there was no evidence Border Patrol agents had “whipped” or “strapped” Haitian migrants at the US-Mexico border — hours before he bolstered President Biden’s lies about the incident at a press conference.
A Sept. 24, 2021 email to Mayorkas from Marsha Espinosa, assistant secretary of DHS public affairs, highlighted
New York Post (News)Oct 12 2022
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First on CNN: Biden admin working on plan to manage flow of Venezuelan migrants, sources say
The Biden administration is considering a new program to have Venezuelan migrants apply to arrive at US ports of entry, like an airport, instead of unlawfully crossing the southern border, if they have a pre-existing tie in the US, according to four sources familiar with discussions.
The proposal comes amid an influx of migrants from those nationalities at the US-Mexico border,
CNN (Online News)Nov 15 2022
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FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried should testify on crypto exchange collapse: Sen. Sherrod Brown
FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried should testify before Congress to explain the collapse of his cryptocurrency empire, Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, told Fox News on Tuesday.
Bankman-Fried's FTX, the third-largest crypto trading company in the world, evaporated in a matter of days last week, leading to a bankruptcy filing and Bankman-Fried's resignation. The former billionaire was a top
Fox BusinessDec 28 2022
Analysis
The Bidens make an island escape ahead of consequential 2024 announcement
President Joe Biden this week returns to St. Croix, one of his and first lady Jill Biden’s beloved vacation spots, seeking a final opportunity for rest before what is expected to be a contentious 2023 and reelection run.
As Biden unwinds in a familiar spot – the first couple have visited the US Virgin Islands for more than a dozen years, vacationing there approximately ten times since
CNN (Online News)Dec 08 2022
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'New York Times' editors hustle to prepare stories for newsroom strike
More than 1,100 unionized New York Times staffers are intending to embark on a 24-hour strike today, leaving editors at the newspaper scrambling to put out a credible digital report for the day and print editions for the days following.
A protest featuring some of the paper's most celebrated names is scheduled outside the Times' midtown Manhattan headquarters for 1 p.m. Eastern Standard
NPR (Online News)Nov 09 2022
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Battle for Senate control a toss-up with a few seats left to be called
The morning after Election Day in the 2022 midterms, control of the Senate remains a toss-up. As of Wednesday afternoon, Democrats had secured 48 seats and Republicans had 49 seats, with four races yet to be called, CBS News projects.
The Georgia race will go to a runoff in December between Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker, after neither cleared 50%. CBS
CBS News (Online)Mar 13 2023
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