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Defense Secretary Austin taken by surprise upon news of 9/11 plea deals: ‘not consulted’

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was surprised by a plea deal between prosecutors and three Sept. 11 terrorists, officials said.

Taxpayers expected to save millions after COVID-era perk for illegal immigrants gets cancelled

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is putting aside a program that would end free video calls for illegal immigrants -- and that has been in place since the COVID pandemic.

Trump’s Georgia problem: ‘Neck and neck’ with VP Harris as candidates fight for battleground states

Trump's tight race with VP Harris is making Georgia, once a solid Republican state, crucial this election cycle, with polls showing them "neck and neck."

Harris says ‘everybody needs to be woke’ in unearthed clip spreading like wildfire on social media

A video of Vice President Kamala Harris from 2017 in which she said "everybody needs to be woke" is spreading on social media as the election cycle heats up.

Kamala updates Joe’s basement campaign — still hiding, now behind a Teleprompter

Harris' teleprompter campaign in 2024 is meant to limit her exposure to keep her from inadvertently bursting the media bubble that’s been created around...

A First-Grader Was Punished for Making a ‘Racist’ Drawing. Her Mom Is Fighting Back

The girl was was kicked out of recess for two weeks after writing ‘any life’ on a Black Lives Matter drawing she had made.

Google Loses Massive Antitrust Case over ‘Monopolist’ Search Practices

Google will likely appeal the landmark ruling.

Supreme Court squashes Missouri’s push to lift Trump’s gag order in hush-money case

The Supreme Court on Monday shut down a long-shot push from Missouri to remove a gag order in former President Donald Trump's hush-money case and delay his sentencing in New York.

99 terrorism watchlist migrants released under Biden

The Biden administration has caught and released at least 99 illegal immigrants whose identities matched the terrorism watch list, according to a new congressional report Monday.

RFK Jr. in N.Y. court as he fights ballot-access suit claiming he doesn’t live in the state

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appeared in a New York court Monday to fight a lawsuit alleging he falsely claimed to live in New York as he sought to get on the ballot in the state.

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