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U.S Capitol riots: Police who endured insurrection violence testify for 1st timeThe panel's first hearing comes as partisan tensions have only worsened since the insurrection, with many Republicans playing down, or outright denying, the violence that occurred.WorldJul 27
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GOP vows boycott of Capitol riot probe after Pelosi bars Trump alliesPelosi cited the "integrity" of the probe in refusing to accept the appointments of Indiana Rep. Jim Banks or Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan.PoliticsJul 21
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Trump inaugural committee chair charged with conspiracy to influence U.S. foreign policyTom Barrack allegedly conspired to benefit the United Arab Emirates and commited crimes striking at what prosecutors described as ``the very heart of our democracy.''WorldJul 20
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Biden says GOP state voting restrictions are ‘un-American’U.S. President Joe Biden declared that preserving voting rights is ``a test of our time'' Tuesday.WorldJul 13
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Biden fires Trump-appointed U.S. Social Security chief after he refuses to resignBiden asked commissioner Andrew Saul to resign, and his employment was terminated after he refused the Democratic president's request, a White House official said.WorldJul 9
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Donald Trump launches lawsuits against Facebook, Twitter, GoogleFormer U.S. President Donald Trump said Wednesday he is suing America's three biggest tech companies: Facebook, Twitter and Google, as well as their CEOs.WorldJul 7
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Pentagon axes Trump’s $10B Microsoft cloud deal, reviving Amazon bidThe Pentagon has scrapped a $10 billion cloud-computing project with Microsoft, paving the way for a new multi-vendor contract expected to include tech rival Amazon.WorldJul 6
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The U.S. Capitol was stormed 6 months ago. Did corporate America keep its promises?If the objectors got their way, Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky said that fraught night, "our democracy would enter a death spiral."PoliticsJul 4
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Trump and allies pressured Arizona officials to overturn election, new records showDays before Congress certified Biden's win on Jan. 6, Trump pressed Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to find enough votes to overturn Biden's win there.PoliticsJul 3
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U.S. halts federal executions after historic 13 deaths under TrumpAttorney General Merrick Garland said he was imposing a moratorium on federal executions while the Justice Department conducts a review of its policies and procedures.WorldJul 1
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