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A number of Republicans spoke out against President Trump’s pardons for those convicted of assaulting police officers during the Jan. 6 riot.

Some Republicans express opposition to Trump’s Jan. 6 pardons

President Trump pardoned Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht Tuesday. Here's a look at the dark web marketplace he created before his arrest.

What is Silk Road? Trump pardons Ross Ulbricht 10 years after conviction

South Carolina’s largest power provider, Santee Cooper, is looking for buyers to complete construction on two mothballed nuclear reactors.

South Carolina’s largest power provider to sell unfinished nuclear reactors

The Hughes Fire in Los Angeles County has now reportedly grown to around 3,400 acres as firefighters still battle the Palisades and Eaton fires.

New Hughes Fire in Los Angeles County grows to around 3,400 acres

A new report on Wednesday revealed that thousands of additional U.S. troops will be deployed to the southern border.

US to deploy 1,500 active-duty troops to southern border: Report

Texas judge allows lawsuit challenging access to abortion pill to move forward

Texas judge rules lawsuit by 3 states against abortion pill can continue

Trump signed an executive order reversing federal EV incentives and targeting state-level rules further encouraging their purchase.

Trump signs executive order rolling back EV policies, state emissions rules

Senate Republicans are standing by Pete Hegseth after his former sister-in-law brought forward new allegations about abusive behavior.

Republicans stick with Pete Hegseth after new allegations

The fate of New York City's highly debated congestion pricing could now be up to the Trump administration.

New Jersey governor asks Trump to ‘reexamine’ congestion pricing

The Trump administration has introduced a new "One Flag Policy," requiring all State Department buildings to fly only the American flag.

Only American flags allowed at US Embassies under new Trump order

The memo instructs investigations and legal action against state or local officials obstructing the enforcement of immigration laws.

Trump DOJ to investigate local and state officials obstructing deportations

Harvard University agreed to settle two lawsuits accusing the Ivy League school of not doing enough to protect Jewish students.

Harvard University agrees to settle antisemitism lawsuits

President Trump wants an apology after a Bishop confronted him on his immigration and LGBTQ+ policies.

Trump wants apology for bishop’s sermon on immigrant, LGBTQ+ rights

Idaho could become the first state to use death by firing squad as its primary method of execution.

Idaho introduces bill to make death by firing squad main form of execution

Huntington Beach has declared itself a 'non-sanctuary' city in the state of California, which is a sanctuary state.

Huntington Beach declares itself ‘non-sanctuary’ city in sanctuary state of Calif.

President Trump has ordered that all federal DEI employees be put on paid leave.

Trump orders federal DEI employees to be put on paid leave

Vehicles that once dominated American battlefields are being replaced by the next generation in an Army-wide modernization push.

US Army continues modernization with new IFVs on the way

Thousands of migrants began their journey from southern Mexico to the U.S. despite new border security measures signed by President Trump.

2K migrant caravan begins journey to US amid new Trump border security orders

Pamela Hemphill, dubbed the "MAGA Granny," has become a Trump opponent and said she and others involved in Jan. 6 should not be pardoned.

‘I was guilty’: Jan. 6 participant pardoned by Trump says she will reject pardon

Trump's nominee for defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, and his ex-wife deny allegations of abuse in their former marriage.

Ex-wife of Pete Hegseth denies abuse allegations amid confirmation process

Oregon officials called an attack on a Portland government building premeditated. Video shows a masked group vandalizing the election office.

Masked group smashes more than 24 windows, graffitis Portland election office

Arizona Senate Republicans want the state to cooperate with immigration authorities to support President Trump's mass deportation plan.

AZ Republicans push for cooperation with federal immigration authorities

Police in Colorado distributed free AirTags and Tile devices to prevent car thefts and help them track down stolen vehicles.

Colorado police hand out AirTags to help recover stolen cars

Brenda Andrew is suing, claiming that prosecutors violated due process by raising extensive details about her sex life in her murder case.

SCOTUS says death row inmate can challenge case over alleged sex shaming

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