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How to Watch Trump Arizona Rally: Time, Live Stream for Former President's Florence Rally
Trump is expected to focus on the Capitol riot, 2020 presidential election and "weak Republicans" during his first rally of 2022.
Mega Millions Numbers, Results for 01/14/22: Did Anyone Win $325 Million Jackpot?
The jackpot has been growing since October 22, and on Friday was offering a cash option of $224 million.
Ghislaine Maxwell Ends Fight to Protect Men Involved With Epstein; Names Could Be Revealed
The convicted sex trafficker said in a legal filing this week that she no longer objects to unsealing documents related to Epstein's illicit sex ring.
11-Alarm Chemical Fire Forces Evacuations in New Jersey, Smoke Reaches New York City
"We are asking all residents to stay as far away as possible," the mayor of Passaic, New Jersey said.
Last Missing Person From Devastating Colorado Wildfire is 91-Year-Old Woman
A neighbor and sheriff's deputy reportedly tried to help 91-year-old Nadine Turnbull escape her home as the Dec. 30 fire raged, but were unable to get her out.
Some Rioters Dared to Call Nancy Pelosi's Office After the Chaos Looking for Lost Items
Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin said the ongoing Capitol riot investigation revealed that some in the mob called for the lost items a day after taking over the building.
Ex-Obama Adviser Admits to Stealing $218K From Schools for Mortgage on NYC Apartment
Seth Andrew pleaded guilty Friday to taking hundreds of thousands of dollars in 2019 from the Democracy Prep Public Schools network he helped found in 2005.
Infowars' Alex Jones Spreads Blame, Then Calls for Unity: 'We Need to Not Have a Civil War'
In a recent broadcast, the conspiracy theorist blamed Texas Senator Ted Cruz for the recent arrest of right-wing militia members who participated in the Capitol riots.
Mystery Surrounds Decision By DirecTV to Drop One America News Network From Its Lineup
OANN has positioned itself as rightward of Fox News. However, the network has been accused of running "disinformation campaigns."
Arizona Closes Book on Most Outstanding 2020 Voter Fraud Cases, No Criminal Charges Filed
The Pima County Attorney's office reviewed 151 cases of county voters allegedly casting multiple ballots in the 2020 general election, the news release said.
Dual US-Iranian Citizen Charged in 'Elaborate Scheme' to Send Electronic Tech to Iran
Federal prosecutors say a dual U.S.-Iranian citizen used companies in the United Arab Emirates to get around international sanctions.
Controversial Indiana Bill That Required All School Curricula to be Posted Online Dropped
Another similar bill is still being debated in the Indiana House that would also restrict what teachers could say regarding some topics around race or politics.
Fake, False, Slanted: Podcast Explores Importance of Telling News Apart
People "really are hungry for a sense of civility" in discussions on controversial topics, writer Bret Stephens told Jason Greenblatt on The Diplomat.
Judge Who Said Rape Defendant Suffered 'Plenty of Punishment' Barred From Criminal Cases
The judge said rape happens when parents hold "parties for teenagers, and they allow coeds and female people to swim in their underwear in their swimming pool."
Texas AG Ken Paxton Given 4 Days to Produce Records Tied to Jan. 6 Rally Appearance
The district attorney's office will pursue civil litigation "seeking injunctive and declaratory relief" if Paxton doesn't turn over the records.
GOP Donor Who Called Pope Jewish Agent Says He Just Has 'Beef' With 'Banking Jews'
"I'm a tech entrepreneur who retired early and am bored and lazy so this is how I'm sharing some theories I have," said tech guru Dave Bateman.
More Ordering, Fewer Healthy Workers Lead to Trash and Recycle Pileup During Pandemic
Several cities have reported anywhere from 20 to 35 percent of their sanitation workers missing work because of COVID in recent weeks as Omicron has spiked.
Joe Morrissey's Wife Helps Him Win Pardon for Teen Sex Crime Against Her
A controversial state senator has been pardoned for a sex crime stemming from an illicit relationship he began with a teen who would become his wife.
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt Asks Pardon Board Chair to Resign After Five Clemency Votes
"I am grateful to Governor Stitt for the opportunity to serve in this role," Adam Luck tweeted as he agreed to resign per the governor's request.
Massachusetts Hospitals Say COVID Has Greatly Affected the 'Stability of the System'
"Every corner of our healthcare system is gasping for air. Every unit and hallway is full, procedures are being cancelled," a hospital association stated.
Alec Baldwin Turns Over Phone in 'Rust' Investigation: What Are Authorities Looking for?
Almost a month after investigators issued a warrant for Baldwin's phone, the actor surrendered the device.
South Dakota Could Become 10th State to Ban Transgender Athletes After Bill Advances
Students would be forced to compete on sports teams matching the sex listed on their birth certificates "issued at or near the time of the athlete's birth."