Tribe to press pipeline fight after mass arrests in North Dakota
A Native American tribe and allied activists vow continued direct action and legal challenges against the $8.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline after police arrested 141 protesters at the site. Demonstrators squared off with riot police using pepper spray and non-lethal munitions as roadblocks burned and a bridge was damaged.
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Oregon militants acquitted in Bundy wildlife refuge case
A federal jury in Portland acquitted Ammon Bundy and six followers of conspiracy in the 2016 Malheur National Wildlife Refuge takeover. The verdict marks a setback for prosecutors and framed as civil disobedience by supporters, while Bundy and kin still face charges from a separate 2014 Nevada standoff.
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Liberals craft lists of Clinton appointee candidates
Liberals prepare blacklists of candidates for a Hillary Clinton administration as they push for progressive priorities. Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have guided appointee criteria while groups forward 150 names for economic posts to the transition team. Clinton aides decline to discuss personnel.
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Trump Regains Momentum With $10 Million Personal Donation
The Wall Street Journal reports Donald Trump wired $10 million of his own money to his presidential campaign, as Fox News confirms he discussed the donation on Friday. The move comes days before the November election, amid broad liberal campaigning backing Clinton and concerns over potential early honeymoon dynamics if she wins.
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Kirk apologizes to Duckworth for remark in debate
In Illinois Senate race remarks about Tammy Duckworth ancestry sparked backlash. Kirk apologized on X for implying her family came from Thailand to serve Washington. Duckworth noted her diverse heritage and pride in both sides of her family.
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