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Despite alternatives, Tuberville steadfast in hold against Pentagon nominations
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Lori Vallow sentencing – live: ‘Cult mom’ faces life in prison for murders of children and Chad Daybell’s wife
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US imposes visa restrictions on Uganda officials after anti-LGBTQ law
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Things to know about the Supreme Court ruling upholding the Indian Child Welfare Act
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