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2026-09-29 13:32
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FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey Steps Down 'to Return' to His Family
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Greg Kelly erupts after terror suspects released on bail in alleged plot near U.S.-used British base
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Senate passes Protect College Sports Act with decisive vote
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Former special counsel Jack Smith will testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee to defend his past criminal investigations into President Trump, Lindsay Clancy is expected back in court for the first time since her case ended in a mistrial and President Trump is set to host top tech leaders at…
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In the face of growing public outcry, prosecutors in Ithaca, New York re-open a criminal inquiry into an alleged gang rape at Cornell University. Police in the U.K. release all five suspects who were arrested for an alleged bomb plot, citing lack of evidence.
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