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The Supreme Court agreed to review Trump’s claim to immunity in the 2020 election-subversion case. The move will delay his federal trial and means his legal issues could play out well into campaign season.
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Mitch McConnell plans to step down as Senate minority leader in November, after a record-long tenure. His exit leaves a vacancy at the top of the Republican Party as it shifts towards Trump.
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Richard Lewis, the legendary stand-up comedian and Curb Your Enthusiasmstar, died at 76.
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This city is home to nearly 22 million people. By the end of June, it could run out of water. 
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A tech billionaire is quietly buying up land in rural Hawaii. No one knows why. 
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The “greenest” car in America may surprise you.
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“Tastes great, makes you poop”: Your grandma’s favorite supplement is making a major comeback. 
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He was on the hunt for the best affordable office shirt — and found an $89 gem. 
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