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Wrongfully Convicted Brothers Sue Green Bay, Citing Coerced Confessions and Fabricated Evidence
David and Robert Bintz are suing Green Bay after DNA evidence exonerated them of a 1987 murder following decades of wrongful imprisonment.
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Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Move to Halt FBI Headquarters Relocation
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration cannot halt the planned relocation of the FBI headquarters to Greenbelt, Maryland, citing unlawful fund redirection.
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Air Force Major Faces Career Fallout After Capitol Protest Against Trump
Active-duty Major Jason Watson faces potential military discharge after being arrested for protesting President Trump’s foreign policy in uniform.
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New York City Mayor’s Approval Surges to 69 Percent Amid Stiffening Legislative Friction
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s approval rating surged to 69% in August, gaining 11 points despite rising friction with the City Council over tax policies.
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Trump Honors California Teen Lifeguard Following Viral Rescue
President Trump honored 16-year-old lifeguard Ryder Williams at the White House for his viral rescue of a 10-year-old boy in Santa Cruz this past July.
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Desert Remains Unrelated to Kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, Arizona Authorities Confirm
Arizona police confirmed desert remains found near Tucson are unrelated to abducted 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, keeping the high-profile kidnapping case open.
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Texas families petition Supreme Court to block Ten Commandments law
Texas families have petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to challenge a state law mandating Ten Commandments displays in schools, testing evolving legal norms.
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Tupac Shakur Murder Trial: Opening Statements Begin in Las Vegas
Opening statements have commenced in the trial of Duane “Keffe D” Davis, the only person charged in the 1996 murder of hip-hop icon Tupac Shakur.
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Ossoff-Trump Feud Intensifies Over Role of White House Aide Natalie Harp
Senator Jon Ossoff’s criticism of Natalie Harp’s influence in the Trump White House has sparked a heated personal feud between the senator and the president.
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Paul Kelly’s ‘The Twilight of Exceptionalism’ Examines the Coalition’s Decade of Unrest
Veteran journalist Paul Kelly’s latest book chronicles the Coalition’s 2013-2022 governance, detailing the internal failures and ideological shifts of a turbulent era.
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Lindsay Clancy’s family testifies on declining mental health as defense case begins
The defense in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial began presenting its case Monday, focusing on her deteriorating mental health and alleged overmedication.
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Alan Jones Trial: Accuser Testifies to 2019 Disclosures to Media Figures
A complainant in Alan Jones’s indecent assault trial testified he disclosed alleged misconduct to Ray Hadley and Peter FitzSimons in 2019 but declined to go public.
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Lindsay Clancy trial moves into fourth week as prosecution nears close
The Lindsay Clancy murder trial enters its 14th day of testimony, with prosecutors expected to conclude their case as digital evidence takes center stage.
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Hasan Piker Becomes Lightning Rod in Institutional and Electoral Battles
Twitch star Hasan Piker faces rising institutional scrutiny and political targeting, as his influence becomes a strategic weapon in U.S. election battles.
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Senators Demand Accounting for DHS Aircraft Acquisitions
Senators Murray and Murphy have demanded a full accounting of DHS aircraft purchases, including luxury jets, citing concerns over OBBBA fund deployment.
