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Federal Judge Denies Pretrial Release for Andrew and Tristan Tate

A judge ordered Andrew and Tristan Tate to remain in a Miami detention facility pending trial, citing their international travel and financial resources in finding them to be flight risks.
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Alexander Zverev Reaches U.S. Open Semifinals in Straight Sets
Coco Gauff Saves Two Match Points to Reach U.S. Open Semifinals
Lululemon Shares Fall More Than 17% After Company Cuts Annual Outlook
Congress Remains Divided Over Federal Rules for College Athlete Compensation
Congress Debates Nationwide Restrictions on Intoxicating Hemp Beverages
FAA Investigates Air Force One Malfunction After Emergency Slide Deploys
Federal Judge Denies Pretrial Release for Andrew and Tristan Tate
Former Amazon Employees Sue Over Alleged Pregnancy Discrimination
States Sue Trump Administration Over Endangered Species Protections
Trump Financial Disclosures Show $45,000 Cash Gift to Aide Natalie Harp
Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee Loses Democratic Primary to Helena Foulkes
John Fetterman Makes Surprise Appearance at Republican Midterm Convention
U.S. Army Lets Combat Units Buy Small Drones Directly
U.S. Pledges $45 Million in Security Aid and Naval Assets to Ecuador
New Studies Show Rising Cancer and Respiratory Illness Among Sept. 11 Responders
U.S. Experts Warn of Weakened Counter-Terrorism Capacity Ahead of Sept. 11 Anniversary
Congress Intensifies Scrutiny of AI Companies as Anthropic Reports Fourth Major Hack
Trump Promises $5,000 Payment to Every American if Republicans Win Congress
Supreme Court Asked to Resolve Missouri Congressional Map Dispute
Trump Administration Proposes Excluding Some Immigrants From Census Reapportionment
U.S. and Canada Escalate Trade Dispute With New Tariffs and Import Restrictions
Strong U.S. Jobs Report and Higher Oil Prices Raise Expectations for Fed Rate Increase
U.S. Sanctions 27 Iranian Airlines and Third-Country Supply Firms
Iran Fires 20 Missiles at Al-Azraq Air Base in Jordan
U.S. Military Destroys Five Iranian Oil Tankers as Crude Rises Above $100
Former Amazon Employees Sue Company Over Alleged Pregnancy Discrimination
Will Jawando Suspends Montgomery County Executive Campaign After Heart Attack
Justice Department Declines Charges Over False Allegations Involving Pete Buttigieg’s Children
Trump Administration Blocks California Ban on Disposable Camping Propane Canisters
Congress Debates Nationwide Restrictions on Intoxicating Hemp and Delta Products
Congress Struggles to Reach Deal on National College Athlete Compensation Rules
New Hampshire’s Stefany Shaheen Wins Democratic Nomination for First Congressional District
Democratic Governors Protest Outside Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas
John Fetterman Addresses Republican Convention in Surprise Video Appearance
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill Faces Pressure Over Lieutenant Governor Corruption Probe
Rhode Island Governor Dan McKee Loses Democratic Primary to Helena Foulkes
Air Traffic Controllers’ Union Condemns FAA Leadership Over Staffing and Overtime
Air Force One Departure Delayed After Emergency Slide Deploys on Tarmac
U.S. Pledges $45 Million in Security Assistance and Naval Assets to Ecuador
U.S. Approves $1.9 Billion Loan to Restart Iowa Nuclear Power Plant
Democratic States Sue Trump Administration Over Endangered Species Rollbacks
Jim Jordan Prepares to Step Down From House Judiciary and Oversight Chairmanships
House Republicans Explore Measures to Eliminate Federal Funding for Planned Parenthood
Trump Administration Proposes Childcare Subsidies for Married Couples With Stay-at-Home Parent
Federal Ethics Officials Scrutinize Trump’s Cash Gifts to White House Aides
Armed Assailant Attacks Ohio Gubernatorial Candidate Amy Acton at Campaign Event
FBI and Justice Department Shut Down Alleged Chinese Cyber Espionage and Scam Network
U.S. Agencies Accuse Chinese Firms of Large-Scale Theft of American AI Technology
Supreme Court Asked to Resolve Missouri Congressional Map Dispute Before Midterms
Trump Promises $5,000 Dividend if Republicans Retain Control of Congress
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