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January 28, 2022 - The widow of slain NYPD Detective Jason Rivera delivered a heart-wrenching eulogy Friday morning during her husband’s funeral.

Just the News Now with Madison Foglio - June 28, 2022: - Death toll rises to 50 inside tractor-trailer in suspected human traffic case in Texas - Texas Harris County Sheriff Gonzalez withdraws as Biden's nominee to head ICE - Judges in Louisiana, Utah issue temporary order stopping immediate ban on abortion, 'trigger laws'

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President Donald Trump: "This is a very big moment. This is a major fraud on our nation. We want the law to be used in a proper manner. So we'll be going to the U.S. Supreme Court. We want all voting to stop. We don't want them to find any ballots at 4 o'clock in the morning and add them to the list."

Former Acting Defense Secretary Chris Miller says an after action report for Afghanistan exists, but has been "kicked back down" to be altered.

Coronavirus hits the holiday weekend: masks are a must, beaches are closed, and fireworks are banned

'There is now a movement -- it's a groundswell political movement and that's why my Republican colleagues are at the table because they know that the dynamic is changing," the Connecticut Republican senator says By Nicholas Ballasy https://justthenews.com/government/congress/blumenthal-gop-senators-will-be-out-job-if-they-dont-support-gun-control

As ballots continue to be counted in battleground states, supporters of the president arrive on the scene

Just the News Now with Madison Foglio - July 29, 2022: - Trump says giving Tudor Dixon 'good hard look' in Michigan GOP governor primary - Amid tough reelection bid, Kelly says Biden admin to extend border wall after his, voters' 'pushing' - LA County ditches plans to reinstate universal indoor mask mandate

If the political left controls both chambers of Congress and the presidency, they will add more justices to the U.S. Supreme Court, add states to the union and provide a pathway to citizenship for millions of illegal aliens, Rep. Tom McClintock said during an interview on the John Solomon Reports podcast.

Just the News Now with Madison Foglio - July 15, 2022: - NY DA delays depositions for Trump, two children in probe of family business, after Ivana's death - Pennsylvania House forms bipartisan committee to investigate Philadelphia progressive prosecutor - Los Angeles close to bringing back indoor mask mandate, as COVID-19 hospitalizations, deaths rise

The country is "managing pretty well," says major hospital network official.

Time and again throughout the coronavirus pandemic you've heard it. As public health authorities and state and local elected officials blanketed the nation with restrictions on public mobility and assembly, work and worship, they waved aside doubts and objections with the assurance that they were simply following the “data and the science”; this as if data are always complete, reliable, transparent and unambiguous, and scientific opinion is always monolithic, settled, and immune to challenge.Here are 10 things the public health establishment got wrong.

Former Wyoming GOP Sen. Simpson was in Washington on Thursday to accept theMedal of Freedom from President Biden at the White House. "They can't take it away from me. Somebody said they were trying to get Bill Cosby's," Simpson recalled during an interview with Just the News after the ceremony. "They said, no, no, once you get it, they can't. I said, well, that's good enough for me." (By Nicholas Ballasy) https://justthenews.com/government/congress/former-gop-senator-warns-both-parties-danger-not-reforming-entitlement-programs

U.S. adds 638,000 jobs in October, unemployment rate drops to 6.9%

Just the News Now with Madison Foglio - July 22, 2022: - Police identify, charge man in connection with attempted attack on Zeldin - Jury decision in Bannon trail expected before weekend - Justice Department's chief immigration judge, a Trump appointee, resigns

The Trump campaign will join with Amistad Project on the lawsuits on case-by-case basis.

White House holds first press briefing since Trump lost election

Just the News Now with Madison Foglio - September 2, 2021 - Evidence mounts that Biden manufactured weeks-long false narrative on Afghanistan - At least 22 dead in New York, New Jersey after Ida remnants flood, pummel Northeast - Supreme Court allows new Texas abortion law to stand, in 5-4 decision

Virginia Governor-Elect Glenn Youngkin says the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill that President Biden helped negotiate, which Congress recently passed, will help Virginia. (By Nicholas Ballasy of JTN) https://justthenews.com/government/congress/youngkin-congress-passed-12t-infrastructure-bill-will-help-virginia

Just the News Now with Madeleine Hubbard - August 18, 2022 - Old case over audio tapes in Bill Clinton's sock drawer could impact Mar-a-Lago search dispute - Former NIH whistleblower: Political motives of entrenched bureaucrats harming public health - Say what? Joe Manchin says he's 'not a fan' of $7,500 EV tax credits in new law he negotiated

The decision by the Wayne County board of canvassers injects new drama into a legal fight waged by President Trump's campaign in several battleground states.

Just the News Now with Madison Foglio - July 14, 2022: - Trump returns to DC first time since end of presidency to deliver keynote address at policy summit - Wisconsin Gov. Evers warns that if Republican wins in November, GOP could overturn state elections - Illinois governor drops vaccine and testing mandate for higher ed staff and students

Just the News Now with Madison Foglio - December 30, 2021 - Jake Tapper producer quits; is second CNN employee investigated for potential crimes against minors - Judge allows journalist Attkisson's case to continue on allegation feds hacked her computers - Pentagon recommends but does not require COVID-19 booster shot

Joe Biden leads President Trump in the contested state by about 82,000 votes.