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G.O.P. activists set out to root out the “deep state” at home. An Idaho community college may never be the same.

Democrats said a trio of witnesses billed as “whistle-blowers” provided no evidence of wrongdoing, espoused false claims about the Capitol riot and were compensated by an ally of former President Donald J. Trump.

Prosecutors said he planned an attack on his own U.S. Army unit, sharing sensitive details about it with a white supremacist, neo-Nazi and pro-jihadist group.

And the former president’s “electoral competitors recognize this to be the case.”

The justices are set to hear a case challenging Section 230, a law that protects Google, Facebook and others from lawsuits over what their users post online.

The judge who wrote the report found the decision “regrettable,” but said that the government was left with no choice to end the protest that paralyzed Canada’s capital.

A director at Germany’s spy service was picked up on suspicion of passing intelligence to Russia. German officials and allies worry just how deep the problem goes.

One woman a harvard undergrad, she was on her way to being a doctor, was that surprising to you? >> yeah, i think that was the point of doing this project was when you think of cults, you think of these particularly damaged people, they are fringe groups, but here this shows that this can happen to anyone, we have extremely intelligent people who have some trauma, people need to understand the power of force and control. >> have their families gotten the money back? i mean, he swindled these you...

When you think of cults, you think of these particularly damaged people, they are fringe groups, but here this shows that this can happen to anyone, we have extremely intelligent people who have some trauma, people need to understand the power of force and control. >> have their families gotten the money back? i mean, he swindled these young people and their families out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, and they did not have a lot of money. >> no, you know, i think the reality is, you know, ...

For many influencers across the political spectrum, claims about the environmental effects of the train derailment have gone far beyond known facts.