The DEA agents were allegedly involved in hiring, firing, and paying bartenders, dancers, and bouncers.
He touted his vote against the Iraq War, which Clinton supported. LOGIN. FORGOT PASSWORD?
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The House passed legislation this week to prevent a statue from being erected in front of a federal courthouse in Alabama due to security concerns.
Far-right candidates are likely to gain steam ahead of 2028, experts say.
With little fanfare, and even less explanation, the president last week backed out of 66 international organizations.
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Fifteen states ask federal court to block EPA's carbon-emissions rules for power plants.
Plus: Violence breaks out in the Caucasus; anniversary of environmental milestone provides rare celebration of bipartisanship.
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A group supporting his opponent knocked on more than 100,000 doors.
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