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The Justice Department on July 10 subpoenaed journalists from The New York Times who reported on alleged safety concerns regarding the new Air Force One.

The unnamed agent also faces a ‘potential criminal inquiry,’ a Secret Service spokesman said.

Lawmakers criticized the American Bar Association for pursuing policies that they say are discriminatory and undermine the legal profession.

The purpose behind the consulate’s floodlights remains unclear, but protesters said the bright lights highlighted their banners and raised public awareness.

The long-held Saudi position on joining the Abraham Accords is that it will not do so unless Israel commits to the existence of a Palestinian state.

‘The mission will continue to further degrade Iran’s ability to threaten civilian mariners and commercial vessels transiting regional waters,’ CENTCOM stated.

It now goes to the Senate, where its prospects are uncertain.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry signed an emergency declaration and held a mid-afternoon press conference to address storm preparations.

‘Our paper was pretty strong in saying “there’s no way,” but I have less confidence in that statement at this stage,’ one wrote.

Threats to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb deepened concerns about disruptions to global energy flows.

Roughly 400 of these noncitizens were found to have cast votes.

DC Circuit upholds Navarro’s conviction, finding Trump never formally invoked executive privilege.

The Iran-backed terrorist group announced a maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia on July 20, threatening access to a key waterway in the Red Sea.

The US President said that NATO, Iran, and North Sea oil were among the topics discussed, with the prime minister offering to show Trump around Manchester.

Some 885 million payments totaling around $2.77 trillion were screened by the U.S. Treasury Department.