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Ivana Trump laid to rest in gold casket at Manhattan church
About 100 attendees sat inside the Manhattan based rose-filled church, which was titled, a “Celebration of Life.”
Politics
Pelosi told aides on Jan. 6 she would "punch out" Trump if he came to U.S. Capitol
The video clip depicts the House Speaker in her office watching Trump give his “Save America” speech to supporters on the National Mall in Washington, while pledging to never concede the 2020 election
Crime
Border Patrol: Tren de Aragua member arrested in Palm Beach for assault with a deadly weapon
Researchers have traced the origins of the Aragua Train to the Tocorón prison in the Venezuelan state of Aragua sometime between 2013 and 2015
Politics
Trump pleads not guilty in historic classified documents case
The former president entered a plea of not guilty in the special counsel’s case and will return to his estate in New Jersey where he will celebrate his 77th birthday on June 14
Politics
Durham Report: Obama and Biden were informed of Clinton's Plan to 'link Trump to Russia'
Special Counsel John Durham's 300-page report issues in-depth analysis of FBI failings and lays out all the facts behind the Russia collusion scandal
Politics
At Arizona rally, Trump offers strongest hint yet at 2024 run: 'We may have to do this again'
"I ran twice, I won twice, and did much better the second time than I did the first, getting millions more votes in 2020 than we got in 2016," Trump said at the Prescott, Arizona
Politics
Trump attacks Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, says name 'sounds Chinese'
He added a space to Youngkin’s name to make it similar to Rep. Young Kim’s, a Korean American Republican from California.
Politics
Trump suggests health a barrier to possible 2024 run
The former commander-in-chief insisted his health remained strong
Politics
Trump indicted by Justice Department, faces charges in classified documents case
The charges signify a watershed moment in American history, marking the first time the United States government has prosecuted one of its former leaders
Law Enforcement
Reyes vs. Cordero-Stutz: Miami-Dade will elect County Sheriff for the first time in 6 decades
Miami-Dade County has had an appointed police director since 1966, but in 2018 Florida voters restored the elected sheriff position after passing Amendment 10