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Senator Arrested: Shocking Details of First-Degree Burglary Caught on Camera in Minnesota State Capitol

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Detroit Lakes, Minnesota – A Minnesota state senator, Nicole Mitchell, was apprehended on suspicion of first-degree burglary, as reported by the authorities on Monday. Mitchell, a Democrat representing Woodbury, was found inside a residence in Detroit Lakes. She was booked at Becker County Jail following her arrest, pending formal charges. Police responded to a burglary report around 4:45 a.m. on Monday, finding Mitchell inside the home. The Becker County Attorney’s Office will assess whether to …

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Supreme Court Questions DOJ’s Use of Obstruction Statute in Jan. 6 Capitol Attack – Will Peaceful Protesters Be Next?

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Washington, D.C. – Supreme Court justices expressed concerns on Tuesday regarding the Justice Department’s utilization of an obstruction statute to prosecute individuals involved in the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol. The outcome of this case could potentially impact the prosecution of former President Donald Trump for election interference. During the hearing, the justices considered an appeal brought by Joseph Fischer, a former police officer accused of obstructing an official proceeding, specifically the certification …

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Supreme Court Justices Question Use of Obstruction Statute in Capitol Riot Case – Could Impact Trump’s Election Interference Charges!

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Washington, DC – Supreme Court justices voiced concerns on Tuesday regarding the Justice Department’s utilization of an obstruction statute in prosecuting individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol attack. This case holds implications for the election interference charges against former President Donald Trump. During the hearing, the justices reviewed an appeal brought by former police officer Joseph Fischer, challenging a charge of obstructing an official proceeding. The specific proceeding in question was the certification of …

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**Opioid Crisis Spikes in DC: Over 500 Deaths Last Year – Is the Capitol City Doomed?**

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Washington, D.C. – Over 500 residents in the District succumbed to opioid overdoses last year, according to recent data, marking a troubling new record in the city’s ongoing battle against this escalating crisis. The stark reality of the situation was revealed in a March report from D.C.’s chief medical examiner, highlighting a 12% increase in opioid-related deaths to a total of 518 fatalities, continuing a concerning trend that has persisted for five consecutive years since …

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Post-Trump rally protests gain momentum outside DC jail as support grows for Capitol rioters with a new President

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Washington DC – Every night, a group of demonstrators gathers outside the Washington DC Central Jail to voice their opposition to the US justice system. This vigil has continued since August 2022, enduring harsh weather conditions from winter chill to spring showers. The protesters convene in front of the jail’s red-brick buildings, advocating for the fair treatment of the accused or convicted individuals connected to the January 6, 2021, Capitol breach. In recent months, the …

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**Capitol Riot Judge Condemns Justifying Political Violence**- Republican-appointed judge warns supporters of Capitol rioter that justifying political violence leads to a cycle of further violence.

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Washington D.C. – A federal judge appointed by a Republican issued a stern warning to supporters of a Jan. 6 rioter, emphasizing that justifying political violence can lead to a dangerous cycle that undermines democracy. In an unprecedented move, U.S. District Judge Royce C. Lamberth publicly shared the statement he prepared to sentence Taylor James Johnatakis to over seven years in prison. He also vowed to send copies of his statement to 20 individuals who …

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Capitol Rioter Sentenced to 7+ Years: Judge Warns Against Normalizing Violence

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Washington, DC – A federal judge in Washington, DC delivered a scathing rebuke to a convicted January 6 rioter for his attempt to downplay the seriousness and impact of the US Capitol attack. US District Judge Royce Lamberth condemned the rioter’s use of revisionist rhetoric similar to that of former President Donald Trump, warning against normalizing the violence seen on January 6, 2021. During the sentencing of Taylor James Johnatakis to more than seven years …

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McDaniel Disagrees with Trump’s Plan to Free Jan. 6 Attackers: Calls Capitol Violence ‘Unacceptable’ – NBC News Analyst Sparks Controversy with Candid Remarks

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Detroit, Michigan – Former Republican National Committee Chair Ronna McDaniel expressed her disagreement with former President Donald Trump’s plan to pardon those charged and convicted of crimes related to the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol during an interview on NBC News’ “Meet the Press.” McDaniel, who is now a paid contributor to NBC News, emphasized that she believes individuals who engaged in violent acts on January 6 should not be granted freedom. …

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Government Shutdown Looms as Senate Failure Blocks Funding Bill – Capitol Hill Chaos Ensues

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Washington, DC – The United States government faces the looming threat of a partial shutdown as the Senate struggles to pass essential funding legislation before a critical deadline. The potential shutdown could have limited consequences if funding is approved over the weekend, but the failure to meet the deadline highlights the ongoing challenges within the legislative branch. Uncertainty looms as the Senate remains deadlocked on the legislation, with no clear timeline for resolution. Senate Majority …

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**Insurrection** at U.S. Capitol Unleashed in Biden’s Fiery State of the Union Address

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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden delivered a spirited State of the Union address, challenging his potential opponent, Donald Trump, without mentioning him by name. Biden emphasized core American values such as honesty, decency, and equality, contrasting his vision with what he described as a narrative of “resentment, revenge, and retribution.” During the 68-minute speech, Biden took aim at Republicans on issues ranging from immigration to taxes, engaging in a lively back-and-forth with fellow Democrats. …

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