Appeals Court Lets Trump Put Off Paying $83M Defamation Judgement
Loading the Audio Player... The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled to give President Donald Trump more time before beginning payments on a $83.3 million defamation judgme...
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Hundreds Protest as Atlanta Approves Money for Police Campus
A crowd gathered Monday in Atlanta’s City Hall to oppose the construction of an 85-acre police and firefighter training campus. Residents and activists spoke against the project for a 14-hour-long p...
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Oversight Committee to Charge FBI Director with Contempt
On Monday, Committee Chair James Comer, R-Ky., said his committee would bring charges against FBI Director Christopher Wray. The accusations come after the FBI refused to hand over a subpoenaed docume...
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Investigators looking into the cause of Virginia plane crash
Two F-16 fighters of the 113th Fighter Wing, scrambled out of Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, were the first fighters to reach the Cessna Sunday. Associated Press/Photo by Alex Bran...
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Trump-Appointed Judge Rules Ban on Drag Shows for Children Unconstitutional
A Trump-appointed federal judge has struck down Tennessee s law banning drag shows and adult cabaret entertainment for children as unconstitutional as state officials maintain that the law remains in ...
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Mike Pence Files Paperwork to Enter 2024 Presidential Race
Former Vice President Mike Pence has filed paperwork to become a 2024 presidential campaign hopeful, setting him up to challenge the man he served under, former President Donald Trump
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Texas Becomes Largest State to Ban Sex-Change Surgeries, Puberty Blockers for Minors
Gov Greg Abbott of Texas signed a bill into law Friday that bans sex-change surgeries and hormonal interventions aimed at transitioning in minors, as the Lone Star State joins more than a dozen ...
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Fort Bragg renamed as part of national program
The United States Army on Friday renamed the North Carolina base Fort Liberty. The fort was originally named in 1918 for Confederate General Braxton Bragg, who was from North Carolina. Congress in 202...
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Alabama Extends Protections for Female Athletes to the Collegiate Level
Alabama Gov Kay Ivey has signed into law a measure that would extend a prohibition on trans-identified biological males competing in women s sports to collegiate athletics as concerns about fairness ...
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Senate Burns the Midnight Oil for Debt Bill
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., walks to the Senate chamber before voting on June 1 in Washington, D.C. Associated Press/Photo by Jon Cherry, Sipa USA ...
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Phoenix Successfully Challenges the 2020 Census
Phoenix, Ariz., officials said Tuesday it is the largest U.S. city to successfully challenge the population count recorded in the 2020 census. The city had submitted a claim to the U.S. Census Bureau ...
