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Trump says Harris ‘killed’ US soldiers in Afghanistan as he tries to shake off Arlington National Cemetery scandal
Donald Trump has made the shocking claim that Vice President Kamala Harris «killed» US soldiers in Afghanistan, in an attempt to shake off the string of scandals he has been facing since visiting the Arlington National Cemetery on Monday.
Boy Accidentally Smashes Museum’s 3,500-Year-Old Jar Valued For ‘Impressive’ Condition
An estimated 3,500-year-old jar valued for its “impressive” intact condition and large size was recently smashed to pieces inside an archeological museum in Israel after being inspected by a child.
Museum mishap: 4-year-old boy accidentally shatters 3,500-year-old jar
A rare Bronze Age jar was accidentally smashed to pieces at a museum in Israel when a curious four-year-old boy got too close while inspecting the 3,500-year-old artifact.
Jack Smith urges appeals court to revive Trump’s Mar-a-Lago case after Judge Cannon’s ‘nonsensical’ ruling
Special counsel Jack Smith is urging a federal appeals court to revive the classified documents case against Donald Trump, after a Trump-appointed judge dismissed the charges in a shock ruling that argued Smith’s office was unlawfully created.
RFK, Jr.'s ex–running mate hits back at critics after he endorsed Trump: 'They've lost their soul'
California entrepreneur Nicole Shanahan hit back at criticism after her former running mate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. endorsed former President Trump on Friday at a rally in Arizona.
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Assassination Task Force Visits Butler as Right Wing Promises a ‘Parallel’ Inquiry
Members of the newly formed House task force on the attempted assassination of former President Donald J. Trump took one of their first investigative steps on Monday, traveling to the site of the shooting in Butler, Pa., to scrutinize the scene.