Vulnerable Dems Voted To Boot George Santos. It’s A Different Story With Their Fellow Democrat Indicted For Bribery

Numerous swing district Democratic House members won’t say whether they’d vote to expel recently indicted Democratic Texas Rep. Henry Cuellar after having voted to oust indicted Republican New York Rep. George Santos…

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Jonathan Turley Says Trump Judge Crossed ‘The Line’ By Suggesting Witness Be Called By Alvin Bragg’s Team

George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley said Friday that the judge in former President Donald Trump’s trial crossed “the line” with a suggestion to prosecutors. New York Judge Juan Merchan suggested…

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CHARLYCE BOZZELLO: Here’s How One Of America’s Most Powerful Unions Turned On Israel

College campuses across the country are overrun with anti-Israel — and often antisemitic — protests. Students at these “elite” schools have formed encampments, damaged school property, and derailed academic calendars in their…

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D.C. Police Issue Lookout For Suspect in Morning Stabbing

WASHINGTON, DC – Authorities are investigating a stabbing that occurred around 9 AM today in the 1400 block of North Capitol St., in Northwest, D.C. The suspect is described by police as…

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Woman Arrested for Early Morning Burglary in D.C.

WASHINGTON, DC – A Southeast D.C. woman was arrested after allegedly burglarizing a local business. Detectives from the First District reported the arrest following the incident that occurred early on Thursday at…

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Urgent Search for Missing 13-Year-Old Girl in D.C.

WASHINGTON, DC – The local community is being asked to assist in locating 13-year-old Invy Carpenter, who was last seen on April 24th at 8:00 p.m. in Southeast DC. Invy was reported…

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Authorities Release Video of Suspects in Late-Night D.C. Robbery

WASHINGTON, DC – Local authorities are requesting the public’s help to identify suspects involved in a late-night armed robbery in Northeast. The incident occurred on Thursday, May 2, at 11:42 PM in…

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Police Release Footage, Seek Leads in D.C. Armed Carjacking

WASHINGTON, DC – Authorities are seeking help from the community to identify two suspects involved in an armed carjacking that took place in Northeast D.C. The incident occurred at a gas station…

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Woman Facing Charges in Jan. 6 Capitol Riot

Thermal, CA – Christina Kelso, a 46-year-old woman from Thermal, California, around 140 miles east of Los Angeles, is facing charges of obstruction and trespassing following her alleged participation in the Jan.…

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CBP Officers at the Port of Rochester Discovered Counterfeit NFL, NBA, and MLB Championship Rings

ROCHESTER, N.Y. – U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Rochester Port of Entry seized Super Bowl, World Series, and NBA Championship rings for bearing counterfeit trademarks. In late April,…

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Turley Skewers Hillary Clinton For Attacking Trump Over Payments Despite Her Campaign Being Fined For Steele Dossier

George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley skewered former First Lady Hillary Clinton Thursday for attacking former President Donald Trump over the alleged payout to [censored] star Stormy Daniels. Clinton appeared on…

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GOV. DOUG BURGUM: Here’s Why Conservatives Can’t Trust RFK Jr.

There’s a lot of chatter right now about Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., even though he won’t even be on many states ballots this fall, let alone actually scoring one single electoral vote…

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Dem Senator Who Decried ‘Revolving Door’ Poses With Lobbyists Who Donated To Her Campaign

Democratic Wisconsin Sen. Tammy Baldwin, who has frequently criticized the so-called “revolving door” between the federal government and K Street, was pictured with a group of lobbyists in late April — many…

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Princeton Tried To Bridge The US-Iran Gap — Then Tehran And Allies Kidnapped, Detained Two Students

An attempt by Princeton to act as a mediator in mending U.S.-Iran relations resulted in two of the university’s students being kidnapped or detained by Tehran and its allies, Semafor reported on…

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Recidivist drug dealer returning to prison for distributing cocaine and fentanyl

According to court documents, on Aug. 22, 2022, Hopewell police encountered an Audi vehicle stopped in a roadway within a trailer park. When the officers illuminated the vehicle, the driver, Riezon Mekhi…

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Covetrus Sentenced for Criminal Misbranding of Prescription Drugs

In addition, the court ordered Covetrus to pay over $23 million in criminal fines and forfeitures. ABINGDON, Va. – Covetrus North America LLC, a company based in Dublin, Ohio, which sells veterinary…

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Man Charged with Theft of Tires and Rims in Laurel

Laurel, MD – Howard County Police Department reported Joshua Tucker, 32, of Fort Washington, was charged with two counts of theft after being caught stealing tires and rims off a vehicle early…

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Major Gas Leak Reported in Cumberland

CUMBERLAND, MD—Authorities are managing a major gas leak at the intersection of Washington Street and Lee Street. The Cumberland Fire Department and the Cumberland Police Department are on site responding to the…

Female Fugitive Wanted in Connection With Child Sex Crimes Investigation

EAST HEMPFIELD TOWNSHIP, PA — The East Hempfield Township Police Department has arrested John Dehart, 56, from Camano Island, Washington, and is actively seeking another suspect, Sarah Miller, 34, in connection with…

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New Jersey Governor Says Rutgers Students Have Right to Despicable, Disgusting Protest

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has finally spoken publicly about the pro-Palestinian protests that have taken place on the campus of Rutgers University. This week, the university negotiated with…

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D.C. Police Issue Lookout For Suspect in Morning Stabbing

Woman Arrested for Early Morning Burglary in D.C.

Urgent Search for Missing 13-Year-Old Girl in D.C.

Authorities Release Video of Suspects in Late-Night D.C. Robbery

Police Release Footage, Seek Leads in D.C. Armed Carjacking

Woman Facing Charges in Jan. 6 Capitol Riot

CBP Officers at the Port of Rochester Discovered Counterfeit NFL, NBA, and MLB Championship Rings

Recidivist drug dealer returning to prison for distributing cocaine and fentanyl

Covetrus Sentenced for Criminal Misbranding of Prescription Drugs

Man Charged with Theft of Tires and Rims in Laurel

Major Gas Leak Reported in Cumberland

Female Fugitive Wanted in Connection With Child Sex Crimes Investigation

New Jersey Governor Says Rutgers Students Have Right to Despicable, Disgusting Protest

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