Trump makes Jan 6 attack a cornerstone of his campaign
Republican Donald Trump launches his general election bid by reframing the January 6 Capitol attack as central to his comeback. At an Ohio rally, a taped chant by jailed rioters accompanied his ascent, with promises of pardons. The piece notes ongoing GOP divisions, investigations, and calls from allies and rivals amid a high stakes election climate.
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Texas immigration law takes effect amid mixed enforcement stance
A Supreme Court ruling allows Texas to arrest and deport migrants on illegal entry charges for now, but police and sheriffs in McAllen and beyond reacted cautiously. While some officials welcomed the potential border enforcement expansion, others expressed reluctance about when and how arrests would occur during an ongoing legal challenge.
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Texas silent on trooper and guard migrant enforcement ruling
In the hours after the court ruling the state remained quiet about if when Texas troopers or National Guard soldiers who engage most with migrants would start enforcement actions.
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North Korea tests solid-fuel engine for hypersonic missile
North Korea says it tested a solid-fuel engine for a new型 intermediate-range hypersonic missile, KCNA reported. The test followed Kim Jong Un’s 2021 pledge to deploy advanced weapons and aims to pressure the U.S. for concessions as diplomacy resumes.
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Lawrence commissioners hear homeless debate amid camp concerns
At a Lawrence City Commission meeting, officials and about 30 public commenters discussed homelessness including Tent City behind Johnny's Tavern and the sanctioned camp near it. City staff outlined up to 175 beds at the Lawrence Community Shelter and 50 cabins at The Village, with a goal to close Camp New Beginnings, while noting shelter capacity remains below a 2023 point in time count.
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County panel eyed extension for Veritas school lease
The County Commission may extend the school’s site extension for up to one year with good cause and a written request. Veritas filed on Feb 1 stating it still negotiates a long term location. A 2022 move to River City Church left 256 N. Michigan St. as home to a shelter.
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