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Patel Says Reported 274 FBI Personnel Entered After Riot Began, Disputing Trump's Claim — REUTERS / pwu404

Kash Patel · United States

Patel Says Reported 274 FBI Personnel Entered After Riot Began, Disputing Trump's Claim

38% Center coverage: 112 sources

The statement puts fresh scrutiny on post-riot crowd-control deployments, elevating questions about Christopher Wray's prior testimony.See the Story

WSJ Report: US to Provide Targeting Intelligence for Strikes on Russian Energy — ANATOLII STEPANOV/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Ukraine War · Ukraine

WSJ Report: US to Provide Targeting Intelligence for Strikes on Russian Energy

46% Right coverage: 100 sources

The move signals a deeper effort to cut Moscow's oil revenues by enabling longer-range precision attacks. See the Story

Trump: ‘No choice’ but to send National Guard to Portland — BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Donald Trump · Oregon

Trump: ‘No choice’ but to send National Guard to Portland

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President Trump on Wednesday defended his decision to send National Guard troops to Portland, Ore., saying he had “no choice” but to deploy troops over the protests of local officials. See the Story

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