These rescued dogs got stuck when COVID-19 hit
Animal rescues around the world continue despite coronavirus travel restrictions, thanks to determined animal welfare advocates.
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Global cases surpass 38 million
One sheriff's defense of accused domestic terrorists highlights friendly relationships between some sheriffs and self-styled militias
On May 18, the FBI was months into investigating an alleged terror plot targeting Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. On that day, a local sheriff was sharing a protest stage with one of the men who would be charged with providing material support to terrorist acts.
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Democrats get final chance today to pin down Trump's Supreme Court pick
• Takeaways from Day 2 of the Amy Coney Barrett confirmation hearings • Opinion: Really, Sen. Cruz? This is what you asked Judge Barrett • Supreme Court grants Trump administration’s request to halt census count during appeal
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Opinion: Really, Sen. Cruz? This is what you asked Judge Barrett
Really, Sen. Ted Cruz? After speaking for over 20 minutes, the Texas Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee decided to ask Judge Amy Coney Barrett, a seminal legal mind, about her children’s distance learning and piano lessons. Let’s just say, it struck a chord with women everywhere.
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Former gubernatorial candidate indicted in killing of a girl who disappeared in 1984
More than 35 years after a 12-year-old girl disappeared in Greeley, Colorado, a former Idaho gubernatorial candidate has been indicted in her death.
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Washington Post: Barr's 'unmasking' investigation concludes without charges
The US attorney tasked by Attorney General William Barr to review instances of “unmasking” done around the 2016 election has completed the probe without bringing any charges, people familiar with the matter told The Washington Post.
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Trump is expected to hold 'multiple rallies a day'
Mary Trump: President in for a rough ride if Biden wins
Mary Trump, President Trump’s niece, tells CNN’s Don Lemon that the president is in for a “rough ride” should he lose to Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election.
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Labor secretary's wife, who was at Rose Garden event, tests positive for coronavirus
The Labor Department announced in a news release Tuesday night that Secretary Eugene Scalia’s wife, Trish, has tested positive for coronavirus. The announcement said that Eugene Scalia has tested negative so far but will work from home “for the time being.”
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