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John Anthony Proia III faces one federal cyberstalking count over repeated calls, texts and voicemails allegedly sent to Miller and her family.
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A group of young men was released on bail while investigators examine a suspected plot near an air base previously used by the U.S. military.
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The former special counsel will testify as Republicans scrutinize his work and the Justice Department examines officials involved in Trump investigations.
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Resolution No. 26-0842 concerns activities tied to the November 2, 2026 barangay and youth council elections.
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Republicans stopped a Democratic war powers resolution as some in the party began distancing themselves from President Trump over the conflict.
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The FBI director answered questions about hiring rules, election materials, artificial intelligence and the agency’s record.
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Rust became the committee’s staff director in 2014 after serving as senior counsel and acting director of investigations.
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FBI Director Kash Patel defended his personal travel and the purchase of armored luxury vehicles before a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.
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Blanche sharply criticized the Philadelphia district attorney over a promise to blow up the White House ballroom.