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Trump’s Last Defense Secretary Has Regrets — But Not About Jan. 6

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Chris Miller, a combat veteran, is battling critics who say he failed to send troops when a mob stormed the Capitol.

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The War in Ukraine Is Just Getting Started

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In the Iran-Iraq war, both sides refused to back down despite a long, bloody stalemate. The same thing could happen to Russia and Ukraine.

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Silicon Valley Bank Used Former McCarthy Staffers to Weaken Regulations, Lobby FDIC

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Two senior aides to House Speaker Kevin McCarthy were among the top lobbyists for the bank at the center of a new financial crisis.

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Conflicting Reports Thicken Nord Stream Bombing Plot

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None of the emerging narratives surrounding the Nord Stream pipeline bombing really contradicts Seymour Hersh’s central allegation that Biden authorized the operation.

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His Conviction Relied on Debunked Bite-Mark Science. Why Is He Still Locked Up?

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Alabama is determined to keep Charles McCrory in prison even though the evidence against him has fallen apart.

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Two More Jan. 6 Capitol Rioters Have Fled Charges, Bringing Total to Six

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Four of the AWOL Trump supporters remain at large.

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