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George Santos Would Rather Go to Jail Than Reveal Who Posted $500,000 Bond
“My client would rather surrender to pretrial detainment than subject these suretors to what will inevitably come,” read a Monday court filing
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RFK Jr. Blames Anti-Depressants for School Shootings
“Prior to the introduction of Prozac, we had almost none of these events in our country,” Kennedy told Elon Musk
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Prosecutors Are Asking Questions About Mar-a-Lago’s Pool Flooding: Report
It may have been an accident, but Donald Trump's track record in the classified documents case has investigators eyeing the flood with a heavy dose of skepticism
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Trump Loses It as Lawyers Push DOJ Not to Charge Him
The former president’s attorneys reportedly met with Special Counsel Jack Smith on Monday
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Pence Files Bid to Get Humiliated by Trump Again
The former vice president filed paperwork with the FEC on Monday ahead of an expected 2024 announcement on Wednesday
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Georgia GOP Chair: I'm Not a Flat-Earther ... But Globes Are a Conspiracy
Kandiss Taylor was widely mocked and parodied for indulging Flat Eartherism on her podcast. The election denier isn't backing down
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Dems 'Have Passion for Stealing' Elections: Fox News Lets Gingrich's Lies Go Unchallenged
"I think these are things you've got to be honest about," Gingrich said without a hint of irony
- Same lies, different day
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Manchin Dodges Questions About Potential Third-Party Presidential Run
"Not ruling anything in, not ruling anything out," the senator said of efforts by the No Labels political group to recruit him as a candidate for the White House
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Chuck Todd Is Leaving 'Meet the Press.' Kristen Welker Will Replace Him
The new moderator will be the first Black journalist and second woman to helm the long-running Sunday news show
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Trump’s Numerous Legal Woes Give Him ‘Credibility,’ Says GOP Rep. Ken Buck
"The multiple investigations and civil lawsuits... almost give [Trump] credibility. He keeps saying that the world is against him because he's trying to make these changes."
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