Politics

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Putin declares martial law in annexed regions of Ukraine

Putin said martial law will ensure safety and maintain public order, as well as ensure "anti-terrorist protection of critical facilities."

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What's next for FBI after Durham trials: A final report and maybe a Church Committee-like probe

Acquittals reaffirm the political divide in Washington, D.C., but leave the next Congress with a mission to fix public trust in the FBI.

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Zeldin calls Hochul ‘coward’ for refusing more than one debate

He called for at least five debates but the Democratic governor only agreed to one.

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Russian bombers fly near Alaskan coast, U.S. intercepts

NORAD routinely monitors foreign aircraft in the Alaskan Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ). 

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Mother of George Floyd's child files $250 million lawsuit against Kanye West

The family claimed West spread "malicious falsehoods" about Floyd in order to profit.

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Virginia Gov. Youngkin announces plan to bolster police forces, combat rising crime

"Today, I am announcing Operation Bold Blue Line, a sustained effort to comprehensively address the challenge we see happening across all our communities."

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Xi could be in power for decades to come, says former Australian PM

The Chinese leader is expected to take an unprecedented third term as secretary general of the Communist Party.

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Trump endorses GOP’s Zeldin as he surges in NY governor race against Hochul

He touted his record on the border, crime and veterans.

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Justice Dept. wants Bannon to serve 6 months in jail after Contempt of Congress conviction

Bannon originally argued that their subpoena would have resulted in his violating executive privilege

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FBI whistleblower says bureau using excessive tactics to ensure 'process is the punishment'

Special Agent Steven Friend says many of his colleague share his concerns: "We are supposed to be people of integrity."