Infighting over the former president’s continued influence might further split the GOP or lead to the creation of a third party.
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Despite Repeated Threats, The Trump Administration Has Not Stopped Funding Sanctuary Cities
The presidential candidate calls for law enforcement to injure rather than kill suspects. Critics call him uninformed.
Legal experts and political groups weigh in on what Barrett’s judicial record could mean for the economy.
Homicide Investigator on Leave Over Black Lives Matter Incident Was Previously Sued Over Police Work
The investigator was previously hauled into court for falsifying an affidavit that resulted in a wrongful conviction.
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White carved out a pioneering career path that stretched from the Pentagon’s head office to Hyundai headquarters
The Communist icon survives because it’s on private land.
Israel Keyes was a burglar, arsonist, rapist and bank robber — and may have killed eight more people than he told the FBI.
The sheriff in Washington state said “I feel like crap” after judge approves petition to kick him out of office.
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