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Pre-dawn Senate chamber with scattered papers on desks and silhouetted figures after overnight voting session

Senate passes $70 billion immigration enforcement bill in pre-dawn vote

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Lynchburg judge upholds injunction blocking Virginia's universal background check law

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Arkansas judge dismisses murder charge against father who killed daughter's accused abuser

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AOC sidesteps abuse allegations and Nazi tattoo claims engulfing Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner

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Florida woman leaps from balcony to escape alleged three-week kidnapping ordeal spanning multiple states

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House committee votes to defund Biden-era auto 'kill switch' mandate in bipartisan amendment

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Bondi transcript reveals former AG deflected dozens of Epstein questions to acting AG Blanche

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St. Paul prosecutor declines state charges against church protest mob, drawing sharp rebuke from pastor

DANIEL VAUGHAN: Scott Pelley Wasn't Canceled. He Set His Own Legacy on Fire.

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House passes symbolic war powers resolution on Iran as four Republicans break ranks

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