Conviction of Navalny fuels rare Moscow protest
In Moscow police allowed an unsanctioned rally outside Red Square after Alexei Navalny and his brother were found guilty in a fraud case seen as political retribution. Navalny faced a suspended 4 1/2 year sentence while his brother was jailed, prompting chants of defiance as authorities detained about 100 protesters.
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Scalise regrets talking to white supremacist group
House Majority Whip Steve Scalise said he regrets addressing a white supremacist group in 2002 as a state legislator. He condemned the group’s views and defended his actions, while Republicans defended him and Democrats criticized the stance. Cedric Richmond endorsed Scalise, praising his character amid the controversy.
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