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US Crime · Oklahoma

Oklahoma to retry Richard Glossip for noncapital murder after Supreme Court threw out conviction

48% Left coverage: 50 sources

Oklahoma’s top prosecutor said Monday that the state intends to retry Richard Glossip for murder but seek only a life sentence, after the Supreme Court threw out the death row inmate’s capital conviction. See the Story

CIA · United States

'No excuse for my actions.' Indian Hill valedictorian, ex-CIA analyst sentenced for leak

49% Right coverage: 35 sources

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Josh Hawley · California

Josh Hawley Launches Investigation Into LA Protests Funding

55% Right coverage: 29 sources

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5 of 52 Sources Lean Left

Low coverage from Left Sources

2d ago

'No excuse for my actions.' Indian Hill valedictorian, ex-CIA analyst sentenced for leak

6 of 63 Sources Lean Right

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4d ago

Oklahoma to retry Richard Glossip for noncapital murder after Supreme Court threw out conviction

Kristi Noem wanted US military to help arrest LA protesters, letter says

48% Left coverage: 21 sources

DHS chief Kristi Noem sent a letter to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth requesting the use of US troops to detain and arrest protesters in Los Angeles, baselessly accusing some of being part of “foreign terrorist organizations.”US Politics · Los Angeles See the Story

Palestinian Travelers Denied Entry To U.S. At San Francisco Airport

65% Left coverage: 20 sources

Palestinian Travelers Denied Entry To U.S. At San Francisco Airport - San Francisco, CA - The two had planned to visit the Bay Area for a series of interfaith events but their visas were canceled and invalidated, an official said.Donald Trump · San Francisco See the Story

ICE Agent Fled From Angry Residents Outside New York School — and Got in a Car Crash

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A dozen or more masked men, some with long guns, tried to enter a men’s homeless shelter without identifying themselves in a rural town with a long-standing immigrant community on eastern Long Island in New York. Officials from the local police department later admitted they didn’t know where the masked men came from — only adding to local residents’ concerns. At the same time, 50 miles to the west, six unmarked cars with masked agents from U.S.…New York City · New York Read Article

Some Republicans Opposed Using Troops Against Protests in 2020. Now They’re Marching in Lockstep.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

When President Donald Trump threatened to send troops against the Black Lives Matter movement five years ago, some members of his own party offered guarded criticisms. Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., then serving as the majority whip, said he opposed using the military. “I would prefer that these things be handled by the state and local authorities,” he said. “You want to de-escalate, rather than escalate.” Related Trump Deploys Marines to a “Manufact…Donald Trump · New York Read Article

Judge 'Completely Discarded' Trump Appointee's Wild Claims in Espionage Sentence

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

A federal judge "completely disregarded" the demands of a Trump administration appointee to throw a CIA leaker in prison for 10 years, The Intercept reported on Wednesday."U.S. District Judge Patricia Tolliver Giles said she had to balance the potential harm caused by Asif William Rahman’s disclosur...Donald Trump · Washington See the Story

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Oklahoma to retry Richard Glossip for noncapital murder after Supreme Court threw out conviction

'No excuse for my actions.' Indian Hill valedictorian, ex-CIA analyst sentenced for leak

Josh Hawley Launches Investigation Into LA Protests Funding

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'No excuse for my actions.' Indian Hill valedictorian, ex-CIA analyst sentenced for leak

Oklahoma to retry Richard Glossip for noncapital murder after Supreme Court threw out conviction

Kristi Noem wanted US military to help arrest LA protesters, letter says

Palestinian Travelers Denied Entry To U.S. At San Francisco Airport

ICE Agent Fled From Angry Residents Outside New York School — and Got in a Car Crash

Some Republicans Opposed Using Troops Against Protests in 2020. Now They’re Marching in Lockstep.

Did Israel Just “Blow Up” Trump’s Bid For an Iran Nuclear Deal?

The Fight Against Musk Doesn’t End With DOGE

Democrats Face Growing Calls for Generational Change

Judge 'Completely Discarded' Trump Appointee's Wild Claims in Espionage Sentence

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