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Joe Biden Sees Japan's Leader as His "Ally in Chief" as China Tensions Rise
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Jurors are expected to begin deliberating after the closing arguments, which will start at 9 a.m. local time Monday.
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Daniel Shaver's Widow Uses TikTok to Fight for Justice Over Police Shooting
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Invasive Jumping Worms Now in at Least 15 U.S. States
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Why the European Super League Is Facing Backlash
Proposals to overhaul European soccer have been met with fierce resistance from fans, politicians and domestic leagues.
Walgreens Injects People With Saline Rather Than COVID Vaccine in Mix-Up
Walgreens said it was investigating the mistake, which it said occurred in North Carolina and affected a "limited number" of people.
Sinema Wears 'F*** Off' Ring After Controversial $15 Minimum Wage Vote
The Arizona Democrat was criticized by members of her party after posting a picture of herself with the ring.
Mike Lindell's Platform Frank to Launch With 'Historical Announcement'
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The petition surpassed the 100,000-signature mark in March, and the author released an update stating that staff at Change.org had contacted Amazon.
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Indianapolis Shooter Brandon Hole Legally Bought Weapons Used in Massacre
The Indianapolis police stated the shooter legally obtained those weapons, according to a search by the ATF.
Trump Loyalists in Georgia Censure Kemp, Raffensperger After Loeffler Pleas
Despite Loeffler's pleas for party "unity," GOP county officials largely voted to censure Raffensperger and Kemp for their failure to help Trump overturn his election loss.
Japanese Prime Minister Shuts Down Speculation of Olympics Delay
Yoshihide Suga dismissed speculation his government was considering delaying or canceling the games, with fewer than 100 days remaining before their scheduled start.
Texas Governor Blames Biden for Cartel 'Terrorism,' Cites Crime Under Trump
Abbott has also failed to mention that Trump publicly vowed to add the drug cartels to the foreign terror list but ultimately backed down.
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The two men are also wanted over the attempted murder of an ex-Russian spy in the English city of Salisbury.
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