President Joe Biden is urging Congress to pass what’s dubbed the Inflation Reduction Act. But Republicans argue the bill will do the exact opposite of what its name suggests. China conducted live-fire drills, launching missiles into the waters near Taiwan, and Beijing says these so-called drills will continue for at least the next few days….
Capitol Report (Aug. 4): China Fires Missiles Around Taiwan; White House Declares Monkeypox a Health Emergency
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4 People Linked to Breonna Taylor’s Death Hit With Federal Charges
Four former and current police officers were indicted on Aug. 4 in connection with the death of Breonna Taylor. Former Louisville Metro Police Department detective Joshua Jaynes, current Louisville officers Kyle Meany and Kelly Goodlett, and former detective Brett Hankison were charged by a federal grand jury. Jaynes and Meant are accused of violating Taylor’s Fourth Amendment…
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Government Rests Its Case Against All-Black Militia Leader
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Government Rests Its Case Against All-Black Militia’s Leader
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Media Prevented From Covering Start of Militia Leader’s Trial
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Bomb Threat Interrupts UNC-Louisville Baseball Game
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A Kentucky Classic, Hot Since 1926
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Ex-Officer Charged in Breonna Taylor Raid Acquitted by Jury
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