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Former pastor arrested for killing 8-year-old girl who was walking to Bible camp nearly 50 years ago
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Russia attacks Ukraine's Danube export route in widening air strikes
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GOP's Boebert wanted to impeach Biden, but House Speaker McCarthy had other plans
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Ethiopia Amhara: Air strike kills at least 26 in Finote Selam
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Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan returns home after arrest, riots
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Who is Sade Bagnerise? Ne-Yo's ex-girlfriend demands primary physical custody and monthly child support for their two children
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Prosecutors seeking new indictment for Hunter Biden before end of September
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2023-09-07 04:25

House Speaker’s Plan to Avert US Shutdown Faces Critical 24 Hours
House Speaker Mike Johnson’s new short-term funding plan for the US government could run aground in the next
2023-11-14 02:53

Democrats roast Republican presidential candidates with glass bottles on stairs trend
The recent trend of rolling bottles downstairs to see how long it will take one to break has been given a US political makeover, with even the Democrat party latching onto it on social media. The party’s Twitter account posted a version of the video comparing different bottles to Republican rivals. Unsurprisingly, Donald Trump got an orange one – a jar, in fact – which rolled loudly and defiantly down the stairs until it eventually smashed spectacularly. Democrats will hope for a similar result in real life. Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter Ron DeSantis got a small bottle of brown liquid, which quickly met a sticky end, while Mike Pence had a relatively sedate bottle, which fizzled out in a rather unspectacular fashion. Other candidates, somewhat realistically, smashed on the first step down. It comes after it emerged Trump, who is widely considered president Joe Biden’s greatest threat in the 2024 election, will face criminal trial next year for retaining national security documents at his Mar-a-Lago property and obstructing the justice department’s efforts to retrieve them. The May 2024 trial date set by the US district court judge Aileen Cannon took a middle ground between prosecutors’ request for a trial this year and Trump’s suggestion to delay proceedings until after next year’s election. Trump was charged last month with retaining national defence information, including US nuclear secrets and plans for US retaliation in the event of an attack. Have your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings.
2023-07-24 00:16

US says stolen COVID relief funds seized so far top $1.4 billion
By Kanishka Singh WASHINGTON The U.S. Justice Department said on Wednesday it has seized over $1.4 billion in
2023-08-24 07:59

'This isn't some random dude with a duffel bag': To catch fentanyl traffickers, feds dig into crypto markets
The Biden administration has intensified its focus on tracing cryptocurrency payments that some of the most dangerous Mexican drug cartels use to buy fentanyl ingredients from Chinese chemical companies, the latest step in a renewed attempt to crack down on the multibillion-dollar fentanyl trade that kills thousands of Americans each year.
2023-08-05 19:20
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