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Texas officials search for 2 wanted migrants, release mugshots of others in March border stampede

Texas DPS announced 214 migrants were arrested on state rioting charges for a March 21 border incident in El Paso. Most, including two still on the run, are from Venezuela.

Manhattan DA Bragg denies Trump hush money trial will benefit judge’s daughter despite Dem fundraising ties

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg defended Judge Juan Merchan's partiality in former President Trump's hush-money case.

Federal judge denies Trump motion to dismiss classified records case based on Presidential Records Act

The federal judge presiding over former President Trump’s classified records case has denied his motion to dismiss the charges based on the Presidential Records Act.

Biden Urges Netanyahu to Agree to ‘Immediate Ceasefire,’ Says U.S. Support Contingent on Steps to Reduce Casualties

The call comes days after seven aid workers were killed in an Israeli strike while delivering food in Gaza.

Andrew Roberts on Conflict: The Evolution of War from 1945 to Ukraine

The historian talks about modern warfare, his support for Israel, and Ridley Scott’s mistake in saying that historians aren’t to be trusted.

Athens Mayor Defended Sanctuary Policies in Email with Sheriff Days after Laken Riley Murder

In an email to the local sheriff, Mayor Kelly Girtz said officials should ‘focus on comfort and unity’ and ‘avoid political messaging.’

Princeton’s ‘Inclusive Private Club’ Reverses Policy

The decision is admirable, but the provided justification utterly evades accountability.  

Trump says Israel is losing the ‘PR war’ in Gaza

Former President Donald Trump dubbed the nonstop video footage of bombings and buildings collapsing in Gaza as a "PR disaster" for Israel and urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to end the conflict swiftly.

Trump calls for Biden to take predebate drug test

Former President Donald Trump on Thursday said he wants to debate President Biden but that the Democrat better take a drug test first.

House GOP pessimistic about the next round of spending fights

Congress was six months late passing this year's government funding and the final product left House Republicans feeling angry and betrayed -- and they expect more of the same disappointments with the spending bills due for the fast-approaching fiscal 2025.

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