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The squad was called when the car came in for repairs because it was producing a strange smoke.

Criminal actions. congresses prague -- is finding out what happened -- with his failure to take care as the taunts titushky requires them to, that the laws be faithfully executed, i think they are setting the ground to bring about some legislation that would disqualify donald trump from holding office in the future. weve heard folks talk about section three of the 14th amendment. -- thats a section that says, a person who participates in an insurrection or gives aid and comfort to enemies of the...

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They will get clobbered in the house. the senate is different because the senate candidates, a couple of these republican candidates for the united states senate are not good candidates. they could lose, they could lose, and the democrats could hang on. in the house, it will be republican. >> look, what you think the fixes are, i will grant you that. having more, you said, more oil flow or gas flow, or opening some of the pipeline, studies show that does not lower the price of oil. or lower the ...

Entire sections of the interstate will be closed this week for roadwork, and intermittent lane closures will occur over the next 8 weeks.

Here are all of the major events and activities taking place throughout San Diego during PRIDE Week 2022.

The Senate House committee probing the Jan 6 insurrection on Capitol Hill has fixed the next date of hearing for July 12, six days from Wednesday, amid mounting and fresh evidence on how the pro-Trump mob was organised, assembled and financed.

Fans can't get over Doja Cat's Y2K-inspired look in new photos posted to Instagram.

The singer opened up about growing up while her sister Miley was in the spotlight during an interview with Rolling Stone.

After a decade of cost, schedule, technical, regulatory, personnel and legal problems, the California high speed rail project will be getting an inspector general soon as part of a deal