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Arizona Prosecutors Dismissing Fake Elector Case but Vowing to Seek New Indictment
Democratic AG Mayes moves to dismiss charges against Mark Meadows and Giuliani before a Friday deadline while planning to return to a grand jury for new indictment.
Vice President Vance Says Many Democrats Lack Gratitude for America; Critics Push Back on Definition of Patriotism
The comments come as polling shows national pride at historic lows and debates over what it means to love one's country intensify ahead of America's 250th anniversary.
Obama Center's Opening Ceremony Ridiculed for Land Acknowledgment Before Star-Studded Show
Conservatives called the ceremony performative while Democrats highlighted its cultural significance; the center cost nearly $1 billion to build.
Fraudsters Accused of Ripping Off America's Grandparents Face New Crackdown Under GOP Bill
Florida Republican Sen. Ashley Moody has introduced two bills targeting fraud against seniors and children, drawing on her experience as former state attorney general.
Vance Says He Was 'Legitimately Worried' Situation Room Tapes Leaked to NYT
Vice president's comments follow reporting that his discussions about Epstein files were recorded and shared with journalists.
Democratic Socialist Lewis George Projected to Win D.C. Mayor's Race After McDuffie Concedes
Lewis George, a D.C. Council member, will replace outgoing Mayor Muriel Bowser in the first incumbent-free Democratic primary in 20 years.
Scottish Football Fans Donate $11,200 to Boston Charities During World Cup Visit
The Tartan Army, known for their passionate support of Scotland's national team, has contributed thousands to children's hospital and homeless shelter while boosting local bar revenue.
Ebola Outbreak in Congo Cases Up Nearly 40 Percent in a Week, Africa CDC Says
The outbreak has killed more than 200 people in its first month, with contact tracing efforts reaching only about 4,000 of the estimated 17,000 to 35,000 needed contacts.
New Yorkers Celebrate Knicks' Championship Parade, Describe Rare Sense of City Unity
The Knicks secured their first NBA title in decades with a Game 5 victory over the San Antonio Spurs, drawing hundreds of thousands to Manhattan streets.
Barack Obama Encourages Americans Not to Give In to Despair in Current Political Climate
The former president made the remarks as the country navigates a polarized political environment under the Trump administration.