Just the News
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We are currently tracking 15 recent articles from Just the News, published over the past 24 hours. Recurring themes in its latest headlines include Arrest, Trump, Police, Case, and Offici.
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Recent Articles (15)
WATCH LIVE: Barack Obama campaigns with Amy Acton, Sherrod Brown in Cleveland
"Everything is more expensive now," Obama said at the rally.
Trump says he might move White House press corps, won't replace briefing room with swimming pool
"Although I may move the Fake News to a less obnoxious location, the old swimming pool will never be brought back," Trump wrote on Truth Social.
Fire destroys Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest retreat in Germany as police arrest suspect
Approximately 200 firefighters and emergency personnel were deployed to tackle the fire.
FBI arrests former CIA contractor in classified information leak case
Ian A. Brinksman, a former contractor who provided services to the CIA, was charged with unlawfully transmitting national defense information, according to the Justice Department.
Trump expected to vote early in Florida
Trump spoke at a rally with GOP gubernatorial nominee Byron Donalds on Friday.
Intelligence official warns Iranians preparing attacks on Americans
The warning comes as the Trump administration considers whether to resume military action against Iran.
Police arrest 135 after more than 70,000 officers deployed in France to handle more protests
Previous protests turned violent in major cities like Paris
Ukraine says Starlink speed restrictions lifted after disruptions to military drones
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Department of Justice probes Connecticut towns over firearm waiting periods
Supreme Court's Bruen ruling in 2022 warned against “lengthy wait times in processing license applications” that effectively “deny ordinary citizens their right to public carry.” DOJ's Dhillon says th
Elections board denounces 'hoax' claim that voting machines discourage voting for GOP candidates
Illinois's Cook County voter Mary Bauer said she encountered a notification after selecting Republican judicial candidates on her ballot for the 2026 election cycle.
New York City shuts down bus fare enforcement despite rampant evasion, following reported assault
Nearly half of riders don't pay required fare, transit authority said two years ago.
New York AG Letitia James says accused student can't remove her from Cornell rape case for bias
New York Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul appointed James as the lead prosecutor in the case several weeks ago, despite the AG implying the fraternity members were guilty.
More than $1B in Georgia's pandemic benefits not reviewed for eligibility, state report shows
"The federal government could come back and claw that money back if it found problems," says Sheila Weinberg, CEO and founder of Truth in Accounting.
Ex-FBI official Floris, charged with false statements, repeatedly surfaces during weaponization era
The activities of a former Foreign Influence Task Force leader now charged with making false statements about investigations into Hunter Biden have been connected to weaponization investigations repea
Green cards for sale: Feds bust another sham-marriage ring as prices hit $100,000 per arrangement
Federal prosecutors say brokers charged foreign nationals up to $100,000 for staged weddings, coached couples for immigration interviews and arranged divorces once their green cards came through. In t