Jan. 6 riot suspect arrested outside Obama home planned to blow up vehicle outside government building: docs
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A suspected Jan. 6 rioter was arrested last week with weapons the home of former President Barack Obama.
The Indigenous-inspired tale was first published by George Chapline, son of Judge Jacob B. Chapline Sr., who arrived in Sarasota in 1906.
Rep. James Comer requested documents from attorney Kevin Morris related to a reported $2 million loan designed to help the president's son pay back taxes.
Chief Plenty Coups was chosen to represent all Native Americans at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. This was a fitting honor for a brave and courageous leader of his people.