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Jack Smith memo suggests Trump took classified documents only 6 people could access, Raskin says
Megan Lebowitz
The Justice Department released documents to Congress that included "damning evidence" about President Donald Trump's procurement of highly sensitive documents, including some related to his business ...[Continue Reading]
NBC News
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Mamdani's public safety promises are slow going. His allies say that's the point.
Charles Lane
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has made only baby steps toward fulfilling his campaign pledges to overhaul New York Citys public safety apparatus and police reformers who backed him say thats just fine. Prom ...[Continue Reading]
Gothamist
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Even Republicans Flip Out After Classified Pentagon Briefing on Iran
Finn Hartnett
Obviously the farm economy that we inherited, the farmers have struggled. They have only made money a few years out of every ten years. Were working to bring the price of inputs down. The president h ...[Continue Reading]
The New Republic
1 day ago
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10 Things You Should Never Say To A World Of Warcraft Fan
Diego Nicols Argello
World of Warcraft has been around for over two decades. With more than ten expansions under its belt and an immeasurable number of changes to its design, structure, and balance in that time, most mis ...[Continue Reading]
Kotaku
1 day ago
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DOJ inquiry into John Brennan intensifies...
Kaelan Deese
House Republicans voted behind closed doors Tuesday evening to send classified transcripts tied to former CIA Director John Brennan to the Justice Department, a move that signals the Trump administra ...[Continue Reading]
Washington Examiner
1 day ago
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UN passes resolution naming slave trade gravest crime against humanity
Al Jazeera
A United Nations resolution, proposed by Ghana, to recognise transatlantic slavery as the gravest crime against humanity and calling for reparations, has been adopted despite pushback from Europe and ...[Continue Reading]
Al Jazeera English
1 day ago