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ActBlue Under Scrutiny as CEO Takes Fifth in Hearing

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ActBlue’s chief refused to answer core questions under oath, raising new alarms about foreign money and election integrity.Story SnapshotHouse Republicans say ActBlue misled Congress and softened fraud rules .ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones invoked the...

Homicide Ruling, Evidence Vanishes

A migrant’s death ruled a homicide inside a federal detention camp now comes with...

Tensions Test Limits of U.S. Influence in Middle East

After Israel and Iran traded blows, the White House urged restraint while Israel signaled...

Ballot Drops Flip: Mayoral Race Highlights Count System

A former reality TV star's surprising run for Los Angeles mayor is hanging by...

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Betrayal Playbook: Vets Train China’s Aces?

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A former American fighter pilot now stands accused of teaching Chinese combat fliers how to beat our own airmen, exposing a quiet but growing market where Western veterans sell hard‑won U.S. know‑how to a...

Triple Homicide Mystery, Evidence Still Sealed

boldfrontnews.com — A family murder case in Modesto is fueling outrage because the public...

Congressional Candidate Arrested in Hawaii—Allegedly Pulls Gun

boldfrontnews.com — A Democratic congressional candidate in Hawaii has been arrested and charged with...

Flight Diverted After Reported Cockpit Breach Attempts

boldfrontnews.com — A United Airlines flight carrying 147 passengers was forced into an emergency...

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