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Live Updates: Trump renews threat to Iran's power plants as war sends oil prices soaring again CBS NewsIran War Live Updates: Trump Renews Energy Site Threats After Claiming Progress in Peace Talks The New York TimesTrump Steps Up Threats Against Iranian Energy Assets Bloomberg.com
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The Justice Department on Monday filed a lawsuit against Minnesota over its policy to have transgender athletes compete in girls' and women's sports.
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President Trump tore into the Supreme Court and the "dumb judges and justices" making up the US federal court system on Monday, as a case involving his executive order banning so-called "birthright citizenship" is scheduled for oral arguments Wednesday. "Birthright Citizenship is not about rich people from China, and the rest of the World, who...
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Plus, a surge of Catholic converts in the United States.
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What We Know About the T.S.A. and ICE Presence at Airports The New York TimesAirport travel chaos continues as DHS funding freeze becomes longest partial shutdown in history - US politics live The GuardianTrump Administration Live Updates: T.S.A. Pay to Resume, but ICE Could Remain at Airports, Homan Says The New York TimesU.S. Senator Alex Padilla slams proposed voter ID rules in SAVE Act | California Politics 360 KCRAICE officers could remain at airports after TSA workers are pa
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Los Angeles Police confirmed on Sunday a total of 75 arrests following the protest, including a woman dressed up as the Statue of Liberty in chains who was handcuffed and hauled away with a smile on her face.
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Secret Service told The Post that "At no point was there any risk to AF1 or the President's safety."
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