From The Washington Times
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Republicans blame Philadelphia's liberal D.A. for crime spike; Democrats say surge is over
Congressional Republicans paint Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner as the anti-cop, pro-criminal architect of the city’s crime crisis, while Democrats say the city is now experiencing some of its lowest levels of violence in years.
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White House inexplicably trots out 'Star Wars' legend Mark Hamill at press briefing
The White House kicked off the daily press briefing with an appearance by “Star Wars” actor Mark Hamill.
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U.S. military heading to the moon, base possible before end of decade: Rep. Ken Calvert
The U.S. military is likely headed to the moon to counter multiplying threats in space from China and Russia, a key House Republican is predicting.
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Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar and wife hit with federal bribery indictment
The Justice Department indicted Rep. Henry Cuellar and his wife on Friday for allegedly accepting bribes of close to $600,000.
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Israel warns citizens against traveling to Sweden for annual Eurovision contest, citing ISIS threat
Israel issued a warning to its citizens against attending the annual Eurovision song contest in Malmo, Sweden, due to the possible threat of a terrorist attack.
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Mick Jagger wades into politics, taking verbal jab at Louisiana governor at performance
Mick Jagger briefly waded into Louisiana politics, taking a verbal jab at the state’s conservative governor, as The Rolling Stones performed at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
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Lakers fire coach Darvin Ham after just 2 seasons in charge and 1st-round playoff exit
The Los Angeles Lakers fired coach Darvin Ham on Friday after just two seasons in charge.
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Fetterman urges anti-Israel college protesters to 'reevaluate things'
Sen. John Fetterman is urging the lefty college students and faculty members protesting the Israel-Hamas war to take a good look in the mirror, after a Houthi-led Yemen university offered those expelled a “safe haven” to continue their studies.
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Former New York Giants player Aaron Thomas dies at 86
Aaron Thomas, one of the most prolific receiving tight ends in the history of the New York Giants, died last week at his home in Corvallis, Oregon, following a lengthy illness. He was 86.
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Fox News' Bill Hemmer heads north -- way north -- for look at U.S. military preparedness
Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer needed a chain saw to complete one of his latest assignments.
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The excommunication of Biden
The Biden era has laid bare a weakening core of the Catholic Church in these perilous times.
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Biden's empty promise of returning to normal
In 2020, a lot of people went for Joe Biden because they wanted a return to normal life.