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12.02.2025
Afghan national charged in connection to National Guard shooting pleads not guilty

Rahmanullah Lakanwal appeared virtually for the court hearing from his hospital bed, as he had been shot by another National Guardsman

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12.02.2025
Portland hosts 'tree lighting ceremony' without mention of Christmas, speakers chant 'free Palestine'

She then led portions of the crowd in chanting “Free, free, free Palestine” before performing the intertribal “Strong Woman Song.”

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12.01.2025
Trump’s boat strikes may leave one Venezuelan drug-smuggling pirate haven in ruins

Town dependent on illegal drug trafficking faces economic standstill.

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12.01.2025
Appeals court rules Trump-nominated Alina Habba disqualified as New Jersey federal prosecutor

A panel of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals judges in Philadelphia agreed with a lower court ruling after hearing oral arguments in October

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11.28.2025
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange predicted the surveillance state we currently live in

A decade after his prediction, his brother tells Nicole Shanahan that America has fully entered the surveillance state he foresaw.

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11.26.2025
Prosecutor who took over Georgia election interference case drops charges against Trump, others

Georgia prosecutor who took over 2020 election interference case says he's dropping charges

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11.26.2025
'Do I have to stay until I'm assassinated?' Marjorie Taylor Greene lashes out over calls to finish her term

'Typical of Republican men telling a woman to "shut up and get back in the kitchen."'

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11.25.2025
Trump jokes that Biden turkey pardon in 2024 'invalid' due to autopen

President Donald Trump joked that former President Joe Biden's pardons for last year's Thanksgiving turkeys are "null and void" due to autopen use.

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11.25.2025
Supreme Court urged to stop protecting 'incompetent and malicious' bureaucrats from liability

Qualified immunity, with no legislative basis, helps censorious "desk-bound bureaucrats" more than police in split-second decisions, Institute for Justice says.

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