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Wee the powers of his office to cheat an election. In a series of dramatic taesentations stretching into the night, house managers laid out their case to remove mr. Trump from office, at times using his own words against him. Today was the first of what will be three eighthourlong presentations by the democrats before the president s lawyers are even allowed to speak. Democrats are focusing on what they call a crucial threeday span last july, painting a picture of a president who was intent on leveraging military aid to try to get ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden, saying if his conduct isnt...

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Font Size: Another group of men have been indicted on charges of animal cruelty after conducting a “ritual sacrifice” at a white supremacist training camp in Georgia, ABC News reported. The five men, Patrick Mathews, William Garfield Bilbrough IV, Brian Mark Lemley Jr., Brandon Gregory Ashley and Duncan Christopher Trimmell, were all charged with aggravated animal cruelty, ABC News reported. Trimmell was also charged with livestock theft by Floyd County prosecutors. The five men join three others from North Georgia who had already been charged in 2019 with the sacrifice, the Rome News-Tri...

Premium Content These people pleaded guilty in Yeppoon Magistrates Court last week to drink-driving. Beau Patrick Mathews, 22, blew almost four times the legal limit when he was caught driving on Yeppoon’s Braithwaite St on December 12. His blood alcohol reading was 0.180. Representing himself in court, Mathews, who had a very limited traffic history, told Magistrate Jason Schubert that his decision to drive after being at the pub was “very stupid”. Mr Schubert fined Mathews $1200 and disqualified him from driving for 12 months. Scott Healy, 35, appeared in court via video link from cu...