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Nikki Haley releases delegates, urges them to back Trump at convention

WASHINGTON — Nikki Haley is releasing her delegates and encouraging them to support her onetime primary rival Donald Trump at next week’s Republican National Convention. Haley, in a statement Tuesday, called the convention a “time for Republican unity” and cast her decision as important to denying President Joe Biden another term in the White House. “Joe Biden is not competent to serve a ...

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Sen. Bob Menendez’s lawyer calls prosecution’s arguments ‘nonsense’

NEW YORK — The idea that mounds of cash and gold bars found in Sen. Bob Menendez’s house were bribe money was nothing but “cherry-picked nonsense,” his lawyer said in closing arguments during his corruption trial. Waving his arms and pacing back and forth energetically, defense lawyer Adam Fee slammed the prosecution’s arguments, saying they were “fudging.” Prosecutors have charged the New ...
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Biden’s fate dominates global stage at NATO summit

WASHINGTON — Leaders from 32 countries are gathering in Washington for NATO's 75th anniversary summit, but all eyes are on just one: President Biden. With questions circulating over his mental and physical fitness to run for reelection, Biden will now be tested on a world stage. At stake is not just Biden's presidency but, potentially, the future of the transatlantic alliance that has kept ...
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Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signs bill banning local governments from halting evictions

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri Gov. Mike Parson on Tuesday signed into law legislation to block local governments from issuing eviction moratoriums, part of a years-long effort targeting housing laws in Kansas City and St. Louis. The legislation, which takes effect on Aug. 28, bans county and local governments from imposing or enforcing a moratorium on eviction proceedings unless approved by ...
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Zelenskyy denounces Kyiv children’s hospital attack in Russian barrage

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy denounced a Russian-launched missile attack that partially destroyed a children’s hospital in Kyiv as part of a barrage of strikes across the country that killed at least 31 people. Ukraine’s Air Force said 30 of 38 missiles were intercepted in the attack, with damage caused by the remaining missiles and from falling debris. In the capital, images ...