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New York Post

Two young men shot and killed in DeLand, Florida

Dustin Rose, a National Guard soldier, and Samson Campbell were shot and killed in DeLand, Florida. They were in the area to spread the ashes of Campbell's dog when the shooting took place.

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Fox News — Latest

Trump Disagrees with U.S. Attorney on Reflecting Pool Case

President Donald Trump expressed strong disagreement with U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro regarding the classification of damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool as vandalism. This disagreement arose after Pirro's office moved to dismiss felony charges against former Olympian David Hearn, citing flaws in the renovation project. The case against Hearn was dismissed without prejudice, allowing for potential future charges.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump Disagrees with U.S. Attorney on Reflecting Pool Case

President Donald Trump publicly disagreed with U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro regarding the classification of damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, asserting it was vandalism despite Pirro's office seeking to dismiss charges against David Hearn, accused of causing the damage. The dismissal followed revelations of contractor flaws in the renovation project. The case against Hearn was dismissed without prejudice, allowing for potential future charges.

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Fox News — Latest

Human Remains Identified as Missing Woman from 1985, Investigation Ongoing

The remains of Rose Marie Gayhart, a woman missing since 1985, were identified after being discovered by a kayaker in Florida. The investigation has been reopened as a homicide case, and authorities are asking for public assistance in gathering information.

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Fox News — Latest

Federal Judge Issues Stay on Temporary Protected Status for Somalia

A Massachusetts federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's attempt to end Temporary Protected Status for Somalia, citing constitutional claims of discrimination. The ruling follows a Supreme Court decision that limited lower courts' ability to intervene in TPS terminations. Critics argue that the stay undermines higher court rulings, while plaintiffs assert their case presents new legal arguments.

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New York Times — US

$4 Million Settlement Reached in Case Involving Officer's Misconduct

A settlement of $4 million has been reached in a case involving Julian Alcala, a former police officer in Florissant, Missouri. Alcala was found to have illegally obtained nude images from women during traffic stops during his brief tenure with the police department.

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Fox News — Latest

Man Arrested for Alleged Assault on Children Aboard Carnival Cruise Ship

David Lawrence Crosby II was arrested on July 27 for allegedly assaulting two children on the Carnival Glory cruise ship. The incident occurred while the ship was traveling to the Bahamas, and Crosby was reportedly intoxicated at the time. He has been released on bond and is scheduled for arraignment on August 25.

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Fox News — Politics

Dr. Fauci Invokes Fifth Amendment Multiple Times During Senate Hearing

Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times during a Senate hearing, leading Senator Rand Paul to consider contempt of Congress charges. The hearing has raised questions about legal precedents and the potential for prosecution by the Department of Justice, depending on political factors. Senator Paul plans to draft a resolution for contempt charges against Fauci.

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Fox News — Latest

Hunter Biden Testifies Under Oath About Financial Situation Amid Legal Dispute

Hunter Biden testified under oath that his family is financially struggling and he is burdened by legal fees in a deposition related to a lawsuit with the law firm Winston Taylor, which claims he owes $17 million. Biden's financial situation has been highlighted in reports, including challenges faced by former President Joe Biden in monetizing his post-presidency. Hunter Biden's claims of lacking assets follow a history of significant spending.

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Guardian — US

US reporter claims border patrol seized his cell phones after online targeting

Reporter Max Blumenthal claims that his cell phones were seized by border patrol after he was targeted online by Laura Loomer, a Trump ally. Blumenthal had been in Tehran covering the funeral of Iran’s supreme leader and prepared for possible harassment upon his return to the US.

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New York Times — US

Justice Department Issues Subpoena to New York Times Freelancer

The Justice Department has subpoenaed a freelancer from the New York Times in an effort to identify sources connected to a SEAL Team 6 mission in North Korea from 2019. This mission was covered in a New York Times article released in the previous year.

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New York Times — Politics

Justice Department Issues Subpoena to New York Times Freelancer

The Justice Department has subpoenaed a freelancer for the New York Times in connection with an investigation into a SEAL Team 6 mission conducted in North Korea in 2019. The mission was covered in a New York Times article from the previous year.

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Vox

US Secretary of State Criticizes International Criminal Court Amid Internal Turmoil

The International Criminal Court is experiencing turmoil following the removal of its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, amid allegations of misconduct. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has criticized the ICC, stating that the Trump administration seeks to dismantle it. Despite this, experts indicate that the US cannot unilaterally dismantle the court, which remains supported by many allied nations.

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Fox News — Latest

Sheriff Provides Update on Nancy Guthrie Abduction Investigation

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos provided an update on the investigation into the abduction of Nancy Guthrie, stating that investigators are reviewing tens of thousands of video clips and have released notes that may have been sent by one of her kidnappers. While no arrests have been made, Nanos expressed optimism about the investigation's progress and the collaboration with the FBI and technology companies.

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Guardian — US

Department of Justice misses New Mexico deadline for Epstein ranch documents

The US Department of Justice has not responded to a July 31 deadline set by New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez for documents concerning abuse at the Zorro ranch, formerly owned by Jeffrey Epstein. The request for these unredacted files was made in February as part of a renewed investigation into the ranch's activities.

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