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Internal emails and Senate records show Jack Smith’s team received protected messages before privilege checks were done, clashing with his sworn assurances of strict compliance.

A well-known Tennessean says her voting machine tried to choose a U.S. Senate candidate for her, three times.

A published book excerpt says Dutch military intelligence watched Jared Kushner’s iPhone activity and saw accounts tied to hundreds of millions of dollars move through the Middle East, while Kushner flatly denies it.

Medicaid deferrals are a blunt but lawful tool: when federal reviewers see anomalous, weakly documented claims, they can hold back matching funds to force the paperwork to catch up with the money—an administrative brake, not a criminal verdict.

The most consequential fact here is straightforward: a woman told officers she was burned after being doused with gasoline and set alight, and within hours the man named in her account was located at a Sevier County motel, barricaded himself, and was arrested after a SWAT operation. That sequence—alleged intimate-partner assault followed by a tactical standoff—anchors the cas...