Trump faces historic federal charges in Miami court
Trump arrives in Florida ahead of a historic federal hearing on 37 felony counts including willful retention of national defense information and obstruction. Prosecutors say he stored classified material at Mar a Lago and tried to hide or destroy records while opposing the DOJ probe, provoking protests and political fury from allies.
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Sajak to retire as Wheel of Fortune host after upcoming season
Pat Sajak announces his final season as host of Wheel of Fortune at age 76. The Los Angeles based game show veteran says the run since 1981 has been a wonderful ride and will transition to a three year consulting role post retirement.
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McCarthy, conservatives strike truce to un-gum House
Speaker Kevin McCarthy meets with about a dozen conservative lawmakers in his office to end a week of GOP infighting. He calls the session productive and says more talks will follow with aims to restart stalled priorities and curb federal spending.
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Two Active Marines Plead Guilty in Capitol Riot
Joshua Abate and Dodge Dale Hellowen, active-duty Marines, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of parading in a Capitol building. U.S. District Judge Ann Reyes set September sentencing. The pair joined the Jan. 6 2021 riot as part of the mob at the Capitol.
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Lawrence district's budget may raise taxes for extra funds
The district expects 2023-2024 funding to rise by 7.813 billion after cutting 48 secondary teaching positions and closing Pinckney and Broken Arrow elementaries, with $4 million more state aid. A potential additional $1.2 million levy hinges on the school board vote and prop value calculations.
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