Manning seeks Maryland Senate seat after 2010 WikiLeaks case
Chelsea Manning files for U S Senate as a Democrat in Maryland listing a North Bethesda apartment. The transgender former Army analyst, jailed for leaking over 700 000 documents, was pardoned by President Obama and could face Senator Ben Cardin in the primary.
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Trump narrows gap with Russia via new nuclear posture plan
The policy draft aims to deter European threats by modernizing U S nuclear forces. It endorses Obama era goals while expanding roles for nukes in deterring Russia, and outlines steps to modify missiles and reintroduce a sea launched cruise missile. Critics warn of heightened risk and escalation dynamics.
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Savannah bridge rename proposal honors Juliette Gordon Low
Georgia lawmakers face Georgia Girl Scouts at the Capitol to push renaming the Savannah River bridge from Eugene Talmadge to Juliette Gordon Low. Rep. Ron Stephens plans a Feb 6 bill amid national Scout support and a 300-strong Capitol visit. Low founded Girl Scouts in Savannah in 1912 and promoted inclusion for all girls.
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Evangelical rift widens over Trump immigration remarks
The divide among U.S. evangelicals widens after Trump's comments questioning admitting immigrants from Haiti and Africa. Some leaders defend him while others call the remarks racist and urge condemnation. Polls show lingering support but erosion in approval.
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Video game tantrum ends in mother's death in California
In Ceres California 28 year old Matthew Nicholson shot his mother Lydia Nicholson after a dispute over a broken headset police said he grabbed a gun and fired into Lydia's head the weapon jammed on another shot and he fled before being captured and charged with homicide he told investigators the incident followed a video game outburst and a prior family fight remains under investigation by local authorities
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