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Trump Administration Seeks Renewed Prosecution of Former FBI Director James Comey
The Trump administration is attempting to prosecute former FBI Director James Comey again.
Trump Intensifies Criticism of El-Sayed in Michigan
Trump has escalated his attacks on El-Sayed in Michigan, prompting criticism from Arab American voices.
Inflation Pressures Emerge as Midterm Issue for Republicans
Continued concerns about inflation could create political difficulties for Republicans heading into the midterm elections.
Thousands of Observers Expected to Monitor Election Day Voting
Thousands of observers are expected at polling places across the country to monitor voting on Election Day.
Judge Rules Justice Department Improperly Fired Maurene Comey
A judge ruled that the Justice Department illegally dismissed former federal prosecutor Maurene Comey, daughter of former FBI Director James Comey.
Justice Department Challenges Alaska US Senate Race
Trump said he ordered the Justice Department to pursue a lawsuit involving Alaska's US Senate race.
Heavy Rain and Tornado Bring More Flooding to Four Corners
Storms producing heavy rain and at least one tornado brought additional flooding to the Four Corners region.
Oregon Seafood Plant Fire Prompts Evacuations
A fire at a seafood plant in Oregon forced evacuations because of concerns about possible ammonia exposure.
Microsoft Offers Voluntary Buyouts as AI Spending Rises
Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to a quarter of its global workforce as the company increases spending on artificial intelligence.
Senate Majority Fight Intensifies Amid Concerns Over Iran War and Gas Prices
Senate Majority Leader John Thune is working to preserve the Republican majority as voters express concerns about the Iran war and gasoline prices.
Teen Arrested After Florida A&M Shooting Wounds 11
Authorities arrested a 15-year-old in connection with a shooting that wounded 11 people following Florida A&M's homecoming game.
Appeals Court Questions DOJ Effort to Set Aside California Mail Ballots
The 9th Circuit questioned a Justice Department request to set aside 20,000 mail ballots in California.
FTC and 20 States Sue Dollar General Over Pricing Practices
The Federal Trade Commission and 20 states have sued Dollar General over what they describe as deceptive pricing practices.
Illinois Man Charged Over White Powder Mailed to Members of Congress
An Illinois man has been charged with sending white powder through the mail to members of Congress.
Citizens Challenge Trump Media Restrictions in Lawsuit
Six citizens have sued Trump, arguing that restrictions on media access deprive them of news as members of the audience.
World News
Lula Wins Brazil Election as Bolsonaro Rejects Result
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was declared the winner of Brazil's election as Jair Bolsonaro rejected the results.
Student-Led Movement Defeats Vucic in Serbia
Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat to a student-led movement in a major political shift for Serbia.
Venezuela Opposition Leader Machado Returns From Exile
Opposition leader María Corina Machado returned to Venezuela after months in exile amid continuing concerns about the country's democracy.
Delegations Meet in Iran Amid Regional Tensions
Delegations met in Iran as concerns grew across the Middle East about the possibility of renewed fighting.
Drone Evacuates Wounded Ukrainian Soldier
A wounded Ukrainian soldier who waited two days for rescue was flown to safety by a drone.
UN-Commissioned Experts Make Genocide Finding on Gaza
UN-commissioned experts said the Gaza ceasefire has not stopped what they characterize as Israel's commission of genocide.
Egypt Authorizes Military Support for Saudi Arabia
Egypt's parliament authorized military support for Saudi Arabia to help defend against Houthi attacks.
Algeria Plans First Foreign Troop Deployment in More Than 50 Years
Algeria plans to send troops to Niger in what would be its first foreign military deployment in more than half a century.
Nigeria's First Confirmed Ebola Patient Evacuated to Switzerland
The first confirmed Ebola patient in Nigeria was evacuated to Switzerland.
Yazidi Militia Units to Disarm and Join Iraqi Army
PKK-linked Yazidi militia units are set to disarm and join Iraq's army as part of an effort to bring weapons under government control.
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