Indiana House Committee hearing testimony after approving amendments to abortion bill
Indiana House Committee hearing testimony after approving amendments to abortion bill
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A January 6 participant has been confronting law enforcement officers in and around the federal courthouse where the insurrection cases are on trial
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US lawmakers meet detained Philippine opposition leader
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