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Trump Organization found guilty of tax fraud [1330d]
News Wrap: Congress honors police who defended U.S. Capitol during Jan. 6 attack [1330d]
Georgia's runoff election for U.S. Senate ends after a contentious campaign [1330d]
A newly elected Republican reflects on the GOP's performance [1330d]
Ukrainian Nobel Peace Prize winner works to hold Russian forces accountable for atrocities [1330d]
Schools stockpile medication to combat rise in fentanyl overdoses [1330d]
Largest-ever strike by higher education workers disrupts University of California classes [1330d]
A Brief But Spectacular take on working together for climate action [1330d]
Panel calls for stronger leadership, clearer mission of FDA foods program [1330d]
Maryland becomes latest state to ban TikTok use in government [1330d]
How some state legislatures are preparing to further limit reproductive rights [1330d]
How the James Webb Space Telescope captures stunning images of space [1330d]
Jim Stewart, co-founder of 'Memphis sound' recording studio Stax, dies [1330d]
Department of Justice subpoenas election officials in states Trump disputed in 2020 [1330d]
Argentine Vice President Cristina Fernández found guilty for fraud [1330d]
U.S. judge rules in favor of tough Oregon gun law, giving initial victory [1330d]
Trump Organization found guilty of tax fraud in scheme hatched by top executives [1330d]
Facebook parent Meta threatens to remove news from platform if Congress requires company to pay for material [1330d]
Japan, Belgium to cooperate in semiconductor production, development [1330d]
Real ID requirement deadline extended again after COVID setbacks [1330d]
Jan. 6 committee to issue criminal referrals, chairman says [1330d]
Black farmers sue government for promised federal aid [1330d]
Biden effort to protect abortion access hindered by strict state laws [1330d]
Indonesian parliament passes new laws banning extramarital sex and insulting the president [1330d]