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Supreme Court Overturns Ruling Against Policeman Accused of Injuring Alleged Rioter
Lower courts had found a jury could conclude the officer used excessive force against a man participating in a riot following the 2020 death of George Floyd.
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Chinese Regime Targets 5 Types of Foreign ‘Spies’
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ICE Arrests Illegal Immigrant Who Threatened to Assassinate Trump
The Mexican national with a criminal history was taken into custody after ICE intercepted a handwritten confession.
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US to Start Revoking Visas of Chinese Students: Rubio
The visa revocations will include students with connections to the Chinese Communist Party and those studying in critical fields, Rubio said.
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