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Cassidy Hutchinson: Sinister phone call before former White House aide’s testimony to Congress
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‘Hero’ judge blamed as US fury rages
The late, great Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg is being roasted after her death for a decision many say would have saved America from its abortion nightmare.
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Julian Assange has no prayer against the ‘Empire of Lies’
The Wikileaks co-founder is bound for a show trial by politicians desperate for votes
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Economy is Already Collapsing, Majority of Americans Believe
The new poll also suggested that most Americans don't think the economy will improve any time soon.
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Former Trump adviser Peter Navarro charged with contempt of Congress
Prosecutors allege he defied requests for information from committee investigating January 6 assault
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Trump-backed celebrity doctor wins Pennsylvania Senate primary
Trump-backed celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz will run as the next Republican senator for Pennsylvania after his opponent conceded the race.
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Pennsylvania primary: Trump-backed 'Dr Oz' in cliffhanger vote count
A Trump-backed celebrity doctor's campaign to run as the next Republican senator for Pennsylvania has come down to a nail-biting conclusion.
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President Biden responds to Roe v. Wade Supreme Court leak
“Roe was egregiously wrong from the start,” Justice Samuel Alito wrote in the draft opinion which is dated Feb. 10.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Confirmed to the Supreme Court, Becoming the First Black Woman Justice in U.S. History
The Senate voted, 53-47, to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as the 116th Supreme Court justice, making history in diversifying the bench while leaving unchanged the conservative tilt of a court preparing to tackle gay rights, environmental regulations and race in college admissions.
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Jen Psaki to leave White House – media
The White House press secretary is said to be at the final stage of talks with the MSNBC network
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Ketanji Brown Jackson hearings begin – could Republicans sink her chances?
Nominee could become first black woman in supreme court’s history, and Biden is hoping for a smooth confirmation process
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OPINION The real reason the feds haven’t indicted Trump
The federal court system would be crippled if many more defendants started exercising their right to a jury trial.
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Biden Unveils New Covid-19 Strategy for Next Phase of Response
The administration will need to secure enough funding to fulfill an array of plans
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Ukraine crisis: Biden threatens to punish Putin over invasion
US President Joe Biden has told Congress that Vladimir Putin badly misjudged how the West would hit back once he invaded Ukraine.
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Florida's DeSantis gains popularity with Trump-like anti-'woke' agenda
Florida's governor is becoming the clear Trump alternative for Republicans.
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US: Donald Trump, family must testify in fraud investigation
The former US President has been ordered to answer questions under oath in a probe on alleged fraudulent practices at his family business.
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Judge to dismiss Sarah Palin's New York Times libel lawsuit
A New York judge has ruled that a libel lawsuit filed against the New York Times by former Alaska governor and vice presidential hopeful Sarah Palin will be thrown out due to lack of evidence.
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Pence dismisses Trump claim that he could have overturned 2020 election
In a sharp rebuke of his former boss, former U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Friday that Donald Trump was wrong to believe Pence had the power to reverse the outcome of the 2020 presidential election that Trump has falselyclaimed was stolen from him.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson emerges as frontrunner for vacant US Supreme Court seat
If appointed, she would be the first black woman to sit on country’s most powerful bench
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'This Is a Complicated Country': Read Stephen Breyer's Supreme Court Retirement Speech
After Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg's death gave former President Donald Trump a chance for a last-minute nomination, Democrats ramped up pressure for Breyer to retire. His retiring would eliminate the risk of his seat going to a conservative justice, swaying the court even farther to the right.
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