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campaigned on the fact that he would get president trump. im going to get him >> the defendant repeatedl made false statements on the new york business records. >> the moment weve been waiting for, this is the indictment we now have - >> 34 fall statements made comer up other crimes. >> trump in his own voic pleaded not guilty today >> hes frustrated, he is upset, but i will tell you what, he i motivated. >> this fake case was brough only to interfere with the upcoming 2024 election >>...

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the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now >> tonight, donald trump now i new york, awaiting his arraignment tomorrow a preview of what we can expec as the first former or sitting president facing crimina charges is set to appear i court. then, new reporting from the washington post. the doj moving full steam ahea with the trump investigation gathering new evidence pointin to possible obstruction. and voters in wisconsin headin to the polls tomorrow and what is being called the most...

♪ ♪ ♪ here we go good evening, once again im stephanie ruhle in new yor city we are following several important stories tonight. in nashville, tennessee, thousands of protesters marche in the state capital today demanding that lawmakers d something to adjust gu violence after last weeks deadly school shooting we are also following recovery efforts after devastatin tornadoes in the south and midwest left at least 25 peopl dead while and was conson, all eyes are on tomorrows extrem...

A Phoenix-based weekly that covers Arizona politics recently presented an award to Colorado River Indian Tribes’ Chairwoman Amelia Flores. The Arizona Capitol Times named her a “Timeless Icon.” This is

Kari Lake is looking to hit the reset button with Republicans she isolated during her gubernatorial bid last cycle as she vies for Sen. Kyrsten Sinema’s (I-Ariz.) seat next fall. Lake sought to strike a more conciliatory tone with Republicans during a phone interview with The Hill on Tuesday, saying she had been “meeting with…

Kari Lake is looking to hit the reset button with Republicans she isolated during her gubernatorial bid last cycle as she vies for Sen. Kyrsten Sinema’s (I-Ariz.) seat next fall. Lake sought to strike a more conciliatory tone with Republicans during a phone interview with The Hill on Tuesday, saying she had been “meeting with…

The Parker School Board has joined other school district boards around the state in approving a resolution expressing their “concern and disapproval” of the Arizona School Board Association’s Executive Board

Transgender Inclusivity, Arizona achieves pioneering civil rights case implementing a prohibition on discriminatory employee health plans.

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