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The Democrat will use taxpayer resources to shield illegal aliens.
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A 61-year old sick and suffering Michigan man remains in state prison after nearly four decades for a murder millions around the world now agree he could not have committed.
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The DOJ is attempting to mask whether the Trump plot "mastermind" was a dupe who was set up by two undercover FBI agents.
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Sentence commuted for former detective who was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in an officer-involved shooting.
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Amber FayeFox Kim is alleging the state is violating his rights.
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FBI director Wray announces resignation.
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Woman arrested after going back to her own house where a squatter was living.
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Over 20 Venezuelan gang members were arrested during a raid in Bronx.
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In a unanimous 9-0 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the Secretary of Homeland Security has discretion provided by law to enact federal immigration policies, with Congress having imposed no "specific criteria or conditions limiting this authority."
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Seattle Chief of Police Adrian Diaz has been terminated following the outcome of an Inspector General's investigation which substantiated allegations of an affair with a subordinate, an improper promotion for his alleged paramour, and a coverup.
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A Georgia appeals court ruled to disqualify Willis and her entire office from prosecuting Trump's election interference case.
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The Democratic mayor of Chicago faced testy citizens sick of illegal immigration in a town hall.
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A group of kids allegedly stole a deputy mayor's car as she was being voted into the position.
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Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick said Texas will purchase border wall materials being auctioned off on behalf of the Biden administration and donate them to Trump to resume border wall construction.
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The New York City "How Many Stops Act" has proven to be "high cost, low value," according to one City Councilmember who heard NYPD testimony before the Public Safety Committee Monday. The law has caused millions of dollars in police overtime in just three months.
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