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WASHINGTON — DC US Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced charges Friday against a woman who allegedly vandalized the capital's World War II Memorial by pouring bubble soap into its fountain.
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The senators' letter says the administration's handling of the project raises "concerns about transparency, accountability, and stewardship of this national landmark."
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Analysts warn Iran could strike U.S. bases, ships, and Gulf infrastructure this fall as Trump's sanctions tighten and the Strait of Hormuz deadline looms.
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"The President and his allies cannot hold critical programs hostage to their personal whims and political ideologies, destabilizing the country by yanking essential federal funding that was already awarded to the states."
The post Boston federal judge bars Trump administration from using obscure clause to make huge funding cuts appeared first on Boston.com.
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