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Former U.S. Attorney for Mass. speaks on Trump's conviction
WBUR Boston· 1 day agoMichael Sullivan, who served as U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts from 2001 to 2009 under President ...
SWAT Goes to College
Reason.com via Yahoo News· 3 days agoWitnesses initially posted on X that they thought the vehicle was an MRAP, or mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle, which became popular with police...
Political putts: Golf rivalry has Biden and Trump teeing off
The Hill via Yahoo News· 6 days agoPresident Biden and his rival former President Donald Trump are in the midst of a heated general...
A Just-Released Watchdog Report Makes the Case for Eliminating Land-Based Nuclear Missiles
The Nation· 13 hours agoNuclear weapons are back in style in official Washington. The Pentagon is in the midst of a $2...
The Apprentice Movie Sparks Debate: How Big a Role Should Hollywood Play In Election Year Politics?
TV Fanatic· 5 days agoThe Comey Rule, a 2020 Showtime miniseries based on the memoirs of former FBI director James Comey,...
Kenya's Mission in Haiti Opens New Chapter for U.S. Security Strategy
Newsweek· 4 hours agoRuto is the first African head of state to be honored with a state visit since 2008, when...
GLANCING BACK
Journal Gazette & Times-Courier· 2 days agoMillions of dollars of area construction work has been stopped by a Teamsters Union strike. Work on the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center came to a standstill this morning.
U.S. district judge Larry Hicks killed by car collision outside court in Nevada
NBC NEWS· 5 days agoHicks was hit by a car and killed outside the federal courthouse in Reno, Nevada, on Wednesday...
Why June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month
The Advocate via Yahoo News· 4 days agoClinton was and is a Democrat; when Republican George W. Bush moved into the White House, he declined to recognize the month. When the ...
Nevada federal judge appointed by Bush killed in crash
FOX 5 Las Vegas· 6 days agoA federal judge who served the state of Nevada for over two decades died on Wednesday. Judge Larry...
