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Donald Trump Pressed Justice Department to Seize Voting Machines: DOJ Officials
Former acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen testified on June 23 as the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack released its findings to the public. 
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Study Says Ransomware Cost U.S. Schools $3.56 Billion In 2021
Nearly 1 million students from universities and colleges all over the country were impacted by the attacks. 
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Juul Seeks Stay Of FDA Ban On U.S. Sales Of Its E-Cigarettes
Juul said it disagrees with the FDA's decision and it will be exploring legal options. 
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Social Security Numbers Stolen In A Data Breach At Flagstar Bank
The bank's computer systems were breached, exposing the personal data of 1.5 million customers. 
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FDA Reportedly Set To Ban Juul E-cigarettes From U.S. Market
The information was released the same week that the Biden administration unveiled measures to lower the amount of nicotine in cigarettes. 
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U.S. Officials: G7, NATO Leaders Should Increase Pressure On Russia While Keeping An Eye On China
Germany, which is leading the G7 this year, has also invited Argentina, India, Indonesia, Senegal, and South Africa to attend select summit sessions. 
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Police Commander Who Delayed Assault On Uvalde Shooter Sees Suspension
Experts questioned why authorities didn't apprehend the shooter more swiftly to put an end to the massacre as new information about the school shooting emerged. 
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U.S. Jury Finds Bill Cosby Assaulted Teen In 1970s
A Los Angeles County Jury found that the entertainer had sexually assaulted a 16-year-old inside the Playboy Mansion in 1975. 
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U.S. Senate Votes To Enact Bipartisan Gun Measure
The 64-34 vote came hours after Democrats and Republicans opened the bill's text. 
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U.S. Senate's Gun Deal Under Pressure Due As Deadline Nears
Last week, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) declared his support for the gun-control agreement. 
