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At least 20 FBI agents who had been photographed kneeling for a George Floyd protest have been fired.
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Just days after Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook was credibly accused of mortgage fraud, President Trump has fired her from her post.
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August
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Georgia Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is a well-known workout enthusiast and has just posted a new training video on X.
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August
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By Dennis Behreandt
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President Donald Trump said he intends to join a patrol on the streets of Washington, DC to get a personal look at new Federal efforts to stop the city's rampant crime.
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August
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By Dennis Behreandt
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In a press briefing on August 12, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed that President Trump would travel to Alaska on Friday, August 15, to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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August
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By Dennis Behreandt
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The Canadian Province of Nova Scotia is banning people from walking or visiting the woods.
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Could the Russian war with Ukraine finally come to an end? It's plausible as it is now confirmed that President Trump will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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August
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By Dennis Behreandt
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America is one step closer to justice for the multi-year coup that unfolded as Russiagate.
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August
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By Dennis Behreandt
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The White House has not had a major expansion since the Truman administration, nearly a century ago. That has left the nation's most important building unable to accommodate modern events. This week, President Trump announced that all this is about to change.
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July
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A Minnesota law supported by Governor Tim Walz has resulted in an axe murderer set free from prison on work release.