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No, a Shotgun-Toting Hillary Clinton Was Not Killed by the FBI
The website Daily World Update published an article Monday claiming that a shotgun-toting Hillary Clinton was killed during an FBI raid on her and Bill Clinton’s home in New York.
More Than 50 Girls Receive Creepy Package at Schools in Southeast
More than 50 girls in elementary schools across the Southeast have received unsolicited packages from someone claiming to be a mentally disabled 14-year-old who has been the target of bullying.
Trump Lashes Out Over Leak of Questions in Mueller’s Russia Probe
President Trump called it “disgraceful” that someone leaked to the media more than four dozen questions that special counsel Robert Mueller wants to ask him as part Russia investigation.
Mueller Wants to Ask Trump 49 Questions on Collusion, Russian Ties
Special counsel Robert Mueller, who is investigating Russia’s meddling during the election, has more than four dozens questions that he wants President Trump to answer to determine whether he interfered with the probe or colluded with Moscow to undermine the democratic process.
Building a Border Wall in Rio Grande Valley Is Fraught with Challenges, Potential Lawsuits
Building a wall along the busiest stretch of the U.S.-Mexico border – the Rio Grande Valley – has proven to be much trickier than Donald Trump suggested during his presidential campaign.
FBI Interviews MMA Fighter with Ties to Trump, Cohen And Putin
The FBI questioned a Russian mixed martial arts fighter with connections to President Trump, his personal attorney Michael Cohen and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Comey Slams House Intel Report on Collusion, Says Trump Has No Credibility
Former FBI Director James Comey slammed a House intelligence Committee report by Republicans that concluded President Trump’s campaign didn’t collude with Russia to undermine the 2016 presidential election.
Dozens of Asylum-Seeking Migrants Stopped at Border, But Pledge Defiance
Dozens of asylum-seeking migrants who traveled more than a month from Central America to the U.S.-Mexico border are defiantly pledging to remain outside an immigrant processing center until they are admitted into the country.