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BREAKING: Trump Mar-a-Lago search warrant, property receipt show agents found trove of classified docs

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    Giuliani unlikely to face charges in federal lobbying probe

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  • Officials say billions of dollars invested into Strategic National Stockpile

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  • Biden officials tracking Democrats who could potentially run in 2024

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  • Garland vows everyone responsible for Jan. 6 will be held accountable

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  • House to vote on bill codifying same-sex marriage

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  • Ivana Trump, ex-wife of Donald Trump, has died at 73

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  • Bannon asks judge to delay contempt of Congress trial

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  • Judge denies Steve Bannon's request to delay contempt of Congress trial

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  • Court rules House committee can have some Trump documents they requested

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  • Police confirm 7 dead in Highland Park parade shooting

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  • Sources: At least one of text messages shown in last hearing was received by Hutchinson

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  • Singer R. Kelly sentenced to 30 years in prison for sex trafficking, racketeering

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  • AOC: Supreme Court 'chose to endanger the lives of all women'

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Hallie Jackson

NYC schools chief: Pulling our funding could 'further traumatize' students

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New York City Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza joins Ayman Mohyeldin, saying the city is "not discounting any scenario" that will allow for in-person classes this Fall, from creating outdoor classrooms to leasing empty office space. Carranza also challenges President Trump's authority, saying, despite his threats, he cannot unilaterally pull school funding from the city.July 16, 2020

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    Giuliani unlikely to face charges in federal lobbying probe

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  • Jan. 6 Capitol rioter Guy Reffitt sentenced to over 7 years in prison

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  • Strategic National Stockpile now more prepared to handle infectious diseases

    01:46

  • Officials say billions of dollars invested into Strategic National Stockpile

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  • Biden officials tracking Democrats who could potentially run in 2024

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  • Blinken: ‘Substantial proposal’ made to Russia for release of Britney Griner and Paul Whelan

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