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1.FULL JURY OF 12 SEATED IN TRUMP CRIMINAL TRIAL
2.MAYORKAS BACK ON HILL AFTER FAILED IMPEACHMENT
3.POLICE CLEAR ANTI-ISRAEL ENCAMPMENT AT COLUMBIA U.
4.IDF PRESSES FORWARD IN GAZA TO DEFEAT HAMAS
5.HEZBOLLAH VIDEO: ALLEGED ATTACK ON TROOPS

1. Senate Kills Mayorkas Impeachment Articles
2. Johnson Under Fire for Foreign Aid Bills W/o Border
3. Biden Endorses Johnson's $95b Foreign Aid Bills
4. Netanyahu Meets W/ Foreign Ministers From UK, Germany
5. Biden: China ‘cheating’ on Steel Prices

1. Jury Questioning Resumes in Trump Criminal Trial
2. Biden Touts Scranton Roots to Pitch Tax Plan
3. Scotus Hears Case From Jan. 6 Defendant
4. Senators to Be Sworn in as Jurors Wednesday
5. Israel Vows Response to Attack From Iran

1. JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN 'HUSH-MONEY' TRIAL
2. TRIAL JUDGE SORTS OUT PROSECUTOR, DEFENSE REQUESTS
3. WH URGES DE-ESCALATION AFTER IRAN'S ATTACK
4. WHAT THE ATTACK REVEALS ABOUT IRAN'S MILITARY
5. HOUSE CONSIDERS SANCTIONING IRAN OVER ATTACK
6. WAPO: FBI SEARCHING SHIP THAT CRASHED INTO KEY BRIDGE
7. RECORD NUMBER OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS FROM CHINA
8. 'RUST' MOVIE ARMORER SENTENCED TO 18 MONTHS
9. SMITH: TRUMP TRIAL SETS VERY TROUBLING PRECEDENT
10. BIDEN, TRUMP NEARLY EVEN IN NATIONWIDE POLL

Former President Donald Trump met with House Speaker Mike Johnson at Mar-a-Lago on Friday. This was their first meeting since President Trump clinched the GOP nomination. The two discussed election integrity as well as other important issues facing the country.
The House passed a revised bill to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, for two years. The bill does not include a warrant requirement for the controversial spy powers.
Israel is preparing for a potential direct attack on its homeland by the Iranian regime. President Joe Biden said the attack could come "sooner than later," and warned Iran not to carry out any attack.
The Biden administration has announced another round of student loan forgiveness worth $7.4 billion. The move will impact some 277,000 borrowers and focuses on groups like public sector workers and those with low incomes.

1. US-JAPAN-PHILIPPINES SUMMIT WARNS BEIJING
2.HARVARD BRINGS BACK STANDARDIZED TEST REQUIREMENT
3.IOWA TO IMPLEMENT IMMIGRATION LAW SIMILAR TO TEXAS
4.ANALYZING HOUSE ACTION ON FISA REAUTHORIZATION
5.FISA DATABASE ACCESSIBLE BY OVER 10,000: CARLSON