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U.S. Intelligence Warns of Dire Consequences for Ukraine Without Additional Aid

Jonathan James - March 12, 2024

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Tragic Helicopter Crash Claims Lives of National Guard Members and Border Patrol Agent

Jonathan James - March 9, 2024

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Democrats Secure Runoff in Newly Competitive Alabama House District

Jonathan James - March 6, 2024

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Arizona Governor Vetoes Bill Allowing State Police to Arrest Undocumented Immigrants

Jonathan James - March 5, 2024

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Judge Blocks Texas Attorney General’s Demand for Transgender Minors’ Documents

Jonathan James - March 4, 2024

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Controversy Erupts as Newsom Grapples with ‘Sausage Making’ in Minimum Wage Legislation

Jonathan James - March 2, 2024

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Republicans Tap Senator Katie Britt to Deliver State of the Union Response

Jonathan James - March 1, 2024

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Kansas City Chiefs Superfan Pleads Guilty to Bank Robberies, Money Laundering

Jonathan James - February 29, 2024

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Protest Movement Claims Victory in Michigan Democratic Primary Amid Concerns Over Biden’s Israel Policy

Jonathan James - February 28, 2024

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New Mexico Attorney General Launches Investigation into Meta’s Paid Subscription Services Amid Concerns of Predator Activity

Jonathan James - February 27, 2024

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Mark Zuckerberg’s Fashion Evolution: From Silicon Valley Nerd to Trendsetting Tech Icon

FTC Sues to Block Tapestry’s Acquisition of Capri

Fashion Icon Dries Van Noten Announces Retirement

Speculation Abounds Amidst Concern for the Princess of Wales

Christina Applegate’s Strength and Resilience Take Center Stage at the Emmy Awards

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