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Fulton County DA opens plea deal talks with several defendants, including Trump 2020 campaign official, in Georgia election interference case
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Supreme Court rules Alabama discriminated against Black voters in major victory for voting rights
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Who is Adrienne Spohr? Ex-MLB player Danny Serafini's sister-in-law says her parents were shot in 'calculated' crime
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2023-10-25 07:17
South Africa Weighs Meat-Import Rebates on Avian Flu Outbreak
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2023-10-04 15:23
US Navy intercepts 3 missiles fired from Yemen 'potentially' at Israel: Pentagon
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2023-10-20 05:18
Exxon's shale oil chief faces arraignment on sexual assault charge
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2023-10-11 05:55
What happened between Tristan Tate and David Goggins? Andrew Tate's brother clarifies stance on star athlete, fans react
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