Campaign Report — GOP stands with Trump after FBI search
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Read MoreAlbuquerque police arrest 'primary suspect' in slayings of four Muslim men
Albuquerque police say they have detained the “primary suspect” in the killings of four Muslim men in New Mexico's largest city. Police Chief Harold Medina on Tuesday announced the update on Twitter. The killings have sent ripples of fear through Islamic communities in New Mexico and beyond and fueled a race to find who was responsible. “We tracked down the vehicle believed to be involved in a recent murder of a Muslim man in Albuquerque. The driver was detained
Read MoreOlder Americans need action on mental health and behavioral health crises
Many older Americans face age-related mental health issues and substance abuse disorders that were exacerbated by COVID-19. This is fueling a national health crisis that requires action by policymakers, health care providers and insurers. Older adults commonly reported depression, anxiety and trouble with sleep during the pandemic. Since March 2020, one in five adults ages 50-80, or 19 percent, reported wor
Read MoreTrump campaign won't enforce NDAs, attorneys say
Lawyers representing former President Trump’s campaign said that it will no longer enforce confidential or non-disparagement agreements, according to court documents filed on Tuesday. “Specifically, the Campaign has unequivocally sworn in the enclosed declaration that it ‘shall not ever enforce or attempt to enforce any confidentiality or non-disparagement provisions contained in any written agreements signed by any employees, independent contractors, or volunteers who
Read MoreBiden signs measure for Sweden, Finland to join NATO
President Biden on Tuesday officially signed off on documents to admit Finland and Sweden to NATO, hailing it as a “watershed moment” for the transatlantic alliance. Biden, in the East Room of the White House, signed off on the accession protocols for the two European nations, a move precipitated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. “It was and is a watershed moment, I believe, in the alliance. And for the greater security stability not noly of Europe and the United States but of the world,” Biden said at an event attended by the ambassadors of Finland and Sweden.
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