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Harris gives solemn speech in honor of two mothers who died under Georgia’s strict abortion ban

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Harris gives solemn speech in honor of two mothers who died under Georgia’s strict abortion ban
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  • Nicolle Wallace unpacks the red wave of 2024: ‘some insurmountable reality of economic rage’

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  • ‘I smell caffeine in your future’: Why it will be a late night of vote counting in Milwaukee

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    Kash Patel’s potential appointment to FBI or CIA setting off alarm bells in intelligence community

    10:09

  • ‘Economic collapse’: Republicans squirm when asked what Trump’s deportation policy will look like

    09:29

  • ‘Weak leader tool’: Trump demands Senate GOP agree to recess appointments to fill cabinet

    11:01

  • Reproductive rights advocate: ‘We cannot lose the community we built through this’

    04:06

  • ‘Oligarchy vibes’: Elon Musk joins Trump’s call with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy

    07:53

  • Nicolle Wallace: ‘Putin is likely sitting in the Kremlin with a big fat smile’

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Bipartisan congressional delegation saves US-Mexico joint military exercise

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Bipartisan congressional pressure helped push Mexico’s legislature to approve a joint military exercise between the U.S. and Mexican militaries, according to two people familiar with a U.S. delegation to the country. The U.S. and Mexico had been considering a joint exercise for which 19 U.S. Marines would train with the Mexican Navy in the city of Campeche along the Gulf of Mexico (the U.S…
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DHS shutdown all but certain after failed Senate vote

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Lawmakers are heading for the exits following a failed Senate vote Thursday, all but guaranteeing the Department of Homeland Security shuts down early Saturday morning. The funding lapse, which will hit parts of DHS harder than others, comes as the White House and congressional Democrats have failed to move closer to a deal after trading proposals to rein in immigration enforcement practices in the wake of two high-profile shootings in Minneapolis…
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Mike Johnson chides DOJ for tracking lawmakers’ perusal of unredacted Epstein files

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Speaker Mike Johnson said Thursday he disapproves of the Justice Department surveilling lawmakers who come to agency headquarters to review the unredacted Jeffrey Epstein files. “I don’t think it’s appropriate for anybody to be tracking that,” Johnson told reporters. “So I will echo that to anybody involved with DOJ…
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