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ICE says it will only release body cam footage when it's in agency's 'best interests'
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Truth Social selling early access to Trump's posts
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Truth Social selling early access to Trump's posts
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'Trump-class' battleships will cost a lot more than expected
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Judge dismisses case against Oath Keepers members
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Judge dismisses case against Oath Keepers members
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3 years later, Gaza holds mass funeral for families killed in Israeli airstrikes
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Student kills at least 5 at a high school in Bangkok
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Puerto Ricans brace for water rationing
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Zoox gets the green light to offer paid rides
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Historic cottonwood trees torn down for border wall
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Israeli paraglider helping Jerusalem's swifts adopt to modern life
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Scientists studying environmental fallout of Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon
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Investors hoping to get a jump on White House announcements can now buy early access to President Trump’s posts on social media. For up to $100,000 a month, Trump’s social media platform, Truth Social, is offering early access to major posts — from the president and others — about global affairs and the economy. Trump's posts can send company share prices up or down, so getting early access to them could make a difference in stock trading. The new arrangement is raising major ethical issues. The
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David Hogg says special interests, corporations hold sway over both parties
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