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Judge Says Trump Might Have Been Asking For More Than Protests On Jan. 6

Judge Says Trump Might Have Been Asking For More Than Protests On Jan. 6

WASHINGTON — A federal judge ruled Wednesday that then-President Donald Trump's remarks on Jan. 6, 2021, when he told a crowd to "fight like hell" ahead of the attack on the Capitol, may have signaled to his supporters that he wanted to that they "did something more". than just protest.In an injunction in the Jan. 6 case against defendant Alexander Sheppard, U.S. District Judge John Bates ruled that Sheppard was unable to raise the "public authority" defense at trial after his lawyer plot Trump had authorized his client's actions on Capitol Hill that day.Bates, who was appointed to the court…
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Anti-McCarthy faction mocks shadow speaker

Anti-McCarthy faction mocks shadow speaker

Representative Bob Good speaks during a House Budget Committee hearing on Tuesday, March 29, 2022 in Washington DC | Rod Lamkey/Pool Photo via AP Rep. Bob Good (R-Va.) and his allies are trying to end Kevin McCarthy's reign as leader of the House Republicans. Good is one of five Republicans in the far-right Freedom Caucus who have vowed to block McCarthy's path to the 218 votes needed to become House speaker. The two have a story. In 2020, Good ran for Congress to represent Virginia's 5th congressional district. Incidentally, he also hosts the race between James Madison and James Monroe…
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Novak Djokovic says there are no hard feelings about being deported from Australia when he returns for the Australian Open

Novak Djokovic says there are no hard feelings about being deported from Australia when he returns for the Australian Open

ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) — Novak Djokovic reiterated his earlier comments that he has no hard feelings about his return to Australia after his visa cancellation and subsequent deportation in January ahead of the Australian Open tennis tournament.Djokovic was deported nearly 12 months ago after arriving without being vaccinated against covid at a time when the country was still subject to strict quarantine and proof of vaccination rules.Those regulations have since been lifted, and in November, the Australian government lifted the three-year ban that came with Djokovic's deportation and granted him a visa to return to the Australian Open from January…
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MLB legend Dennis Eckersley’s daughter misled police after she allegedly abandoned newborn in the woods: report

MLB legend Dennis Eckersley’s daughter misled police after she allegedly abandoned newborn in the woods: report

New details emerged around the case of the adoptive daughter of legendary MLB pitcher Dennis Eckersley, Alexandra Eckersley, 26 years old., who was arrested in New Hampshire this week after she allegedly abandoned her son in the woods after giving birth in a tent.A police affidavit filed in court on Tuesday revealed that Eckersley, who is homeless, misled police regarding the newborn's exact location out of fear that his tent, boston herald reported, citing court records. Alexandra Eckersley, the 26-year-old adopted daughter of MLB Hall of Famer Dennis Eckersley, during a mugshot. (Manchester (NH) Police Department)"Eckersley was saying that it…
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Netflix added 14 new original Christmas movies in 2022

Netflix added 14 new original Christmas movies in 2022

Multiple Images: Netflix/DreamWorks Pictures The big day is upon us and if you're looking to bring in Christmas with one of the more than a dozen new Netflix Original Christmas movies added in 2022, we're here to bring you the full list. This list does not include any licensed Christmas movies that were picked up by many Netflix regions. Many European nations like the UK, for example, saw a collection of Great American Family Christmas Movies added on December 1st. To help browse all the Christmas movies on Netflix, check out our AZ list or see how to unlock the…
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What is the secret to being happy?  A Harvard study gives the keys

What is the secret to being happy? A Harvard study gives the keys

Thinking that happiness is related to a successful life on a personal and professional level, with having a consolidated family, filling yourself with luxuries and a lot of money is a major mistake. scientists of the Harvard University they have taken the task of studying what is the secret to being truly happy. The study began in 1938 and concluded more than 70 years later. When it started, they only chose men, since no women attended the university. However, when these selected teenagers were growing up, having a partner and children, these also became part of the study. The key…
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Two meter tall dwarfs |  Solidarity

Two meter tall dwarfs | Solidarity

Snow White is no longer the tallest in the story. The seven dwarfs have hit the spurt and now they are the ones who have to look down to address the central character of the Grimm brothers' tale. Or at least as it is staged in the version starring the players of the Spanish basketball team for a good cause: spread the campaignCount on me against poverty' from Obra Social La Caixa in favor of Save the Children. Swindle Amaya Valdemoro in the role of Snow White and the participation of the coach Juan Antonio Orenga and seven players and…
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US weekly jobless claims rise as job market remains tight

US weekly jobless claims rise as job market remains tight

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits increased last week, but remains in a range that indicates the US labor market remains tight, even as the Federal Reserve works to cool demand for labor. This is done as part of its attempt to reduce inflation.Initial claims for state unemployment benefits rose 9,000 to a seasonally adjusted 225,000 for the week ending Dec. 24, the Labor Department said Thursday. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast 225,000 applications for the past week.Application numbers have been erratic in recent weeks, but have remained well below the 270,000 threshold that economists…
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