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Thats already been promising. If they didnt like what was there, thats the proper way that legal positioning should go with subpoenas and how you got it. This is nothing but political theater, and especially naming five of their closely administration. All of those names are going to get subpoenas. All of them have participated. Harris Catherine Herridge there today as all of the action is unfolding. Catherine . Thank you, here is pretty good afternoon. The session this morning lasted about 90 minutes. Republicans accused democrats of forcing the timeline on the subpoena because they are up ag...

The american woman, a tourist, kidnapped they are demanding a half Million Dollars in ransom. The breaking headline involving boeing at this hour, and those max jets. Tonight, what likely triggered that second crash now finally revealed. What happened moments after the devastating collision on the streets of los angeles. A truck barrelling into a busy intersection, smashing into sevel vehicles. People trapped. The fire bomb attack. The same neighborhood targeted twice in 24 hours. The second bomb larger than the first. The College Student who died. Who one calling for help for 12 hours. Tonigh...

Are just getting started. Today and for this moment, its the secret Service Director Randolph Alles who was shown the door. Thats the man on the right here. The move comes less than a day after the president forced alles boss, Kirstjen Nielsen out the door. Shes on the left here. This afternoon, nielsen spoke to reporters high road style echoing the president s claims that theres a humanitarian crisis at the southern border. I want to make sure that we continue to execute with excellence through the transition. I share the president s goal of securing the border. The president said kevin mcale...

A California physician embroiled in the 2019 "Operation Varsity Blues" college admissions scandal could see his medical license revoked after serving time in prison.

A California couple recently sentenced to eight weeks in prison for their roles in the "Varsity Blues" college admissions scheme said Thursday they will plead their case to the First Circuit, setting up an appeal on legal issues that have divided some judges in the Boston federal courthouse.