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The symbol emblazoned on Russian military convoys in Ukraine has now taken on a life of its own.
Video showed technicians destroying the weapon that Rittenhouse used to shoot three people during street protests in Kenosha in 2020.
Politico, which owns the paper, says the Missouri Republican's campaign is "on notice" that its use of the image is unauthorized.
A new suit claims the Laundries knew their son killed Gabby Petito the day after it happened, but said nothing.
Critics spotted some fatal flaws with Arizona Republican Wendy Rogers' request to the former president.
The educator, Toby Price, told news outlets he thought fun books could help encourage a love for reading in children.
When the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant overheated in March 2011, these heroic workers stepped in. To this day, most people are unaware of their achievements.
After years of ugly fights, lawmakers reauthorized the lifesaving law through 2027 and added new protections for Native women and LGBTQ people.
"Friends have warned me that if this story receives national attention, the church will see it and I may face excommunication."
Barr even said this time around he'd "absolutely" get involved to help a candidate defeat Trump in the primary.
The Republican lawmaker behind the bill didn’t appear to know Missouri’s current abortion laws, falsely asserting the state bans the procedure after eight weeks.
Till's relatives want authorities to prosecute a white woman at the center of the case from the very beginning.

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