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‘Shameful’ effort to oust Speaker Johnson would ‘weaken’ the party, says GOP Rep. Bacon 07:11
Two seated jurors dismissed from Trump hush money trial on day three 02:24
University of North Carolina moves to eliminate diversity goals 01:42
Arizona GOP blocks another attempt to repeal 1864 abortion ban 02:02
Speaker Johnson moves ahead on foreign aid amid ousting threat 02:10
Stepson of former ‘Real Housewives’ star arrested on Jan. 6 charges 00:51
Senate dismisses impeachment charges against Mayorkas 02:08
Biden calls for much higher tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum imports 01:40
How Israel plans to retaliate against Iran strikes as Western nations brace for wider war 03:19
Democratic congressman 'confident' House will pass more Ukraine aid 06:37
Arizona Supreme Court 1864 ruling 'supercharges' effort to enshrine abortion rights in November 03:22
Biden says Trump 'doesn't deserve to have been commander in chief for my son' 01:11
Columbia University president testifies on antisemitism on campus 03:08
Senate Democrats expected to table or dismiss impeachment articles against Mayorkas 01:23
Speaker Johnson faces possible ouster by House Republicans 02:01
Sen. Menendez may blame his wife for his alleged crimes 03:44
First jurors selected to serve in Trump hush money trial 03:07
House delivers articles of impeachment against Mayorkas to Senate 01:49
Safety for aid in Gaza is an ‘ongoing problem,’ says humanitarian executive 05:29
Fetterman says he disagrees with Biden on Israel but backs his 2024 campaign 07:09
‘Candid’ and ‘blunt’: code words for ‘not good’ 01:30 President Obama described his conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a Friday press conference, saying their talks are “candid” and “blunt.” He also emphasized he will not boycott the Olympics as a result of Russia’s anti-gay laws. The best message is for gay and lesbian athletes to come home with the gold, Obama said. In other news, the State Department will reopen some of the U.S. embassies that had been close in response to a terror threat. NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reports. Aug. 9, 2013
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‘Shameful’ effort to oust Speaker Johnson would ‘weaken’ the party, says GOP Rep. Bacon 07:11
Two seated jurors dismissed from Trump hush money trial on day three 02:24
University of North Carolina moves to eliminate diversity goals 01:42
Arizona GOP blocks another attempt to repeal 1864 abortion ban 02:02
Speaker Johnson moves ahead on foreign aid amid ousting threat 02:10
Stepson of former ‘Real Housewives’ star arrested on Jan. 6 charges 00:51 
