Democratic politicians have denounced Joe Manchin's decision not to back the administration's spending package.
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Midler apologized to West Virginia for calling them poor, uneducated and strung out.
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Two months ago, Dan Bongino sounded ready to give up one of the best slots in conservative talk radio over his objection to his employer's vaccine mandate. "You can have me, or you can have the mandate, but you can't have both," he said, threatening to stop hosting his three-hour program on the radio giant.
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The US Justice Department said in a press release that you cannot rely on cryptocurrencies to hide your gains from law enforcement.
The first Black U.S. attorney confirmed to that post in Massachusetts will not have a full-time security detail from the U.S. marshals service.
Fanone spoke about being attacked by rioters. He said the publicity made some of his colleagues dislike him.
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Kyle Rittenhouse told Tucker Carlson that he wanted to "lay low" and that he was sick of the way the case was being politicized.
The famous singer cheated on his ex-wife with prostitutes, mistresses and a married woman, according to her. On Wednesday, the U.S.-born Taiwanese pop singer shocked fans by announcing on his Facebook page that he is divorcing Lee, his wife of eight years. The couple has three children.
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Tuesday was the longest day of the year and the Winter Solstice, when the sun begins its ascent into the sky again.
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On the 1st anniversary of the Capitol riot, Trump is planning a news conference.
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Three people were convicted in the murder of Kelly Holder in 2019. They claimed that Holder caused another roommate to have a miscarriage and that men were allowed to enter the house while everyone was asleep.
The bar on the town square in Jackson serves alcohol. The Cowboy Coffee Co. has bison chili, and the Five & Dime General Store sells hats made from bullets. Lawyers and estate planners draw customers with something far more exclusive in this tourist-friendly Western town, which is home to four celebrated arches.
The insurrection took place on November 3rd, according to Trump.
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The National Guard was deployed just days after Ohio hospitals' plea for help.
The White House released a statement singling out the West Virginia senator for obstructing Joe Biden's spending plans.
At a conservative conference, Jesse Watters encouraged attendees to bash the president's chief medical adviser.
