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Federal agents searched the Washington home of US Representative Ilhan Omar on Monday morning. The move has raised new questions about a federal probe and claims made by Republicans about her past. Three people familiar with the matter said the search took place at Omar’s home in Washington, DC. Homeland Security Investigations carried out the action. The agency is part of the Department of Homeland Security and probes federal crimes. The Justice Department confirmed that it had secured a court-approved warrant for a law enforcement action on Monday. However, it did not name Omar or explain which case led to…

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The Hasan execution plan has drawn strong criticism from senior Catholic leaders in the United States. Archbishop Timothy Broglio has urged Catholic members of the US military to refuse to take part in the planned firing squad execution. He said the act would go against the teachings of the Catholic Church. Broglio made the appeal on Monday. His statement raised concerns about plans to livestream the death of Nidal Hasan, a former US Army major. Hasan killed 13 people in a shooting at Fort Hood in Texas in 2009. He was also wounded by police during the attack and now…

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A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to stop airing government-funded advertisements that present President Donald Trump in a positive light. The order took effect immediately on Sunday and bars officials from using federal funds to produce or distribute the disputed ads. US District Judge Jennifer Rochon, who serves in the Southern District of New York, issued the ruling after a legal challenge from watchdog group Common Cause, a Democratic candidate for an Alabama state House seat, and a labor union in New York with its political action committee. The lawsuit argued that taxpayer money should not be used…

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Residents across the southeastern United States are cleaning up after Hurricane Isaias struck Florida’s Gulf Coast on Friday. The storm caused major damage, power cuts and water problems across parts of Florida and Alabama. By Sunday afternoon, about 356,000 customers remained without electricity in southern Alabama and northwestern Florida. The outage figure came from an independent power outage tracking service. At the height of the storm, nearly 800,000 homes and businesses lost power across the Gulf Coast. Utility crews have been working to restore electricity. Florida Power and Light spokesperson Sarah Gatewood said workers from across Florida and more than…

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President Donald Trump says Russia will send large amounts of diesel to the United States. The deal aims to ease high fuel costs before the US midterm elections. But the move has raised fresh concerns about US support for Ukraine. Trump announced the deal on Friday after a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The call was expected to focus on a suspected case of plague in Russia. Instead, Trump said the two leaders had agreed on a major fuel supply plan. Trump said Russia would send more than 300,000 tons of diesel at once. Another 500,000 tons would…

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Hurricane Isaias has killed four people and left hundreds of thousands without power after bringing strong winds and heavy rain to parts of the southern United States. Officials reported two deaths in Florida and two in Alabama as emergency teams worked to assess the damage and help residents. About 500,000 people across several states were without electricity by Saturday evening, according to power outage tracking data. The storm brought down trees, damaged homes and ripped roofs from buildings. Some roads also flooded, leaving people trapped in vehicles. Isaias made landfall in Florida late Friday with maximum sustained winds of 105…

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President Donald Trump said Russia will send more diesel fuel to global markets after a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump hopes the move will help ease energy costs before the US midterm elections. However, market experts doubt the deal will lead to a major drop in fuel prices. Trump said Putin agreed to release more than 300,000 tons of diesel at once. Russia is also set to send another 500,000 tons in November. The two shipments would total about six million barrels of diesel fuel. That amount would cover US demand for roughly one and a half…

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Hurricane Isaias is moving toward the Florida Panhandle, bringing dangerous winds, heavy rain and a serious risk of coastal flooding. The storm was downgraded to Category 2 at 8 p.m. Friday, but officials warned that severe weather could still affect several states. The hurricane is expected to make landfall east of Pensacola on Friday night. It is then forecast to move inland overnight, bringing more rain and strong winds to parts of the southeastern United States. Coastal communities are facing a major threat from rising water. A storm surge warning covers areas from the mouth of the Mississippi River to…

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President Donald Trump returned to Texas this week as Republicans and Democrats intensified their efforts in several closely watched races ahead of the midterm elections. The visit marked Trump’s second trip to Texas in less than a week. His appearance highlighted growing concern among both parties as competition increases in areas that have traditionally favored Republicans. Trump attended a rally in San Antonio to support Attorney General Ken Paxton and congressional candidate Carlos De La Cruz. Both candidates are facing stronger challenges than many political observers expected earlier in the election cycle. Paxton remains locked in a competitive race against…

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Christa Pike, a Tennessee death row inmate, has regained consciousness after surviving a failed execution attempt that left her critically ill and sparked new legal and public scrutiny. Pike, 50, was scheduled to be executed last week for her role in the 1995 torture and murder of 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer. The execution did not go as planned. After receiving two injections of pentobarbital, she was removed from the execution chamber and taken to a Nashville hospital in critical condition. For several days, her legal team feared she would not survive. Lawyers believed she had suffered severe brain damage and expected…

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