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Former Justice Department Special Counsel Jack Smith subpoenaed at least 4,782 political donations to President Donald Trump from Americans across the country between September 2019 and August 2023, Senator Chuck Grassley has revealed.

Supported by major college athletic conferences, the bill attempts to regulate college sports by putting in place a national regime of rules that would include giving athletes five years of eligibility and allowing them one transfer, with limited exceptions.

The report comes a week after Kirk’s family argued in a legal filing that UVU failed to take adequate steps to prevent the assassination.

Investigators believe Tasia Fortune was killed in a drug dispute before her body was hanged from a tree in Jackson, Miss., last month in a crime that shocked the nation.

The 50-49 vote represented the last chance for Republicans to break with Trump on the war.

A freshman Republican senator blindsided his colleagues this week with a call to investigate Donald Trump Jr. after a Russian oligarch paid for his lavish wedding celebration.

Vice President JD Vance and the White House’s anti-fraud task force canceled Affordable Care Act policies covering more than 760,000 people, the administration announced Tuesday, citing suspected improper and fraudulent enrollments.

A massive AI data center planned for Piketon, Ohio, could replace lost jobs while testing whether employment, dedicated power, closed-loop cooling, and community engagement can overcome growing public concerns about data center development.

A new lawsuit against the city of Dearborn, Mich., and its mayor alleges city officials have used public funds and city property to celebrate Ramadan, while refusing requests from residents to similarly recognize Christian and Jewish holidays.

Concerns about the $1.3 million from donors with foreign addresses was downplayed, according to a new House report.