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From NFL to flag football: Coach Katie Sowers says 'play like a girl'

Decoding Putin's Interview with Tucker Carlson: Expert Analysis

Senate negotiators unveil long-awaited border bill

Ukraine to get new long-range bomb never before used in combat

Lloyd Austin makes first public remarks since controversial hospitalization

Judge Arthur Engoron in New York has delayed a decision on how big of a fine Donald Trump will be ordered to pay in a civil fraud case. Engoron found Trump guilty of fraud last year for inflating the value of his assets on financial documents. The judge had intended to impose a fine by the end of January, but now says the verdict may not come until mid February. The New York Attorney General's office wants the judge to fine Trump $370 million and also perhaps to ban him from doing business in New York.

The mother of a Michigan school shooter testified in her own defense Thursday, denying any responsibility for the deaths of four students at Oxford High School, but also wishing her son would have “killed us instead.” “I don't want to say that I'm a victim because I don't want to disrespect those families that truly are the victims on this,” Jennifer Crumbley told the jury. “But we did lose a lot.” “You lost everything,” attorney Shannon Smith said. “We did,” Crumbley replied at the end of an afternoon of testimony in which she rejected blame for the gun used by her son Ethan Crumbley and denied claims that she ignored his mental health. Jennifer Crumbley, 45, and husband James, 47, are accused of making a gun accessible at home and not addressing their son's mental care. They are the first parents in the U.S. to be charged in a mass school shooting committed by their child. (AP)

House passes $78B bipartisan tax bill benefiting parents, corporations

Trump prosecutor settles divorce avoiding testimony on alleged affair

Nikki Haley mocks Trump for using $50M from PAC on legal bills

Senate Judiciary Committee grills social media CEOs on child safety

Combating climate change on an Arizona ranch

Texas National Guard seizes park on Rio Grande

How much is China supporting US adversaries Iran, Russia?

Devices controlled by thought? Musk's 'Neuralink' performs brain implant

'God's Army,' a group of self proclaimed patriots, are planning a peaceful rally at the Southern border in what organizers are calling the take our border back convoy. This comes as tensions escalate between the federal government and Texas over how to handle the influx of migrants at the US Mexico border. According to its website, the convoy is calling on active and retired law enforcement, military veterans, elected officials and other law abiding freedom loving Americans to join the cause.

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