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Legal intrigue swirls over ex-Trump exec Weisselberg: Five key points
BY JOHN KRUZEL AND ALEX GANGITANO
 
Donald Trump's longtime chief financial officer Allen Weisselberg faces escalating legal jeopardy on multiple fronts over questionable financial activity linked to the former president and the Trump Organization.

Weisselberg is reportedly the subject of a criminal tax probe by the New York attorney general and an overlapping inquiry by the Manhattan district attorney, whose offices have begun coordinating efforts.

The investigative pace seems to have quickened in recent months. Many details still remain unknown, including the breadth of Weisselberg’s potential wrongdoing and the possible evidence he could give to prosecutors on Trump and his business dealings. 
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Republicans lose patience with Arizona election audit
BY REID WILSON
 
PHOENIX — A growing chorus of Arizona Republicans is calling on the GOP-controlled state Senate to end an audit into Maricopa County’s 2020 election results that is increasingly relying on disproven conspiracy theories to challenge President Biden’s victory here.
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Biden says 'no shift' in commitment to Israel
BY MORGAN CHALFANT
 
President Biden said Friday there is “no shift” in his commitment to the security of Israel and reiterated his support for a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
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Senate GOP warns of 'vast differences' with White House on infrastructure
BY ALEXANDER BOLTON
 
Senate Republicans said there are “vast differences” between them and senior White House officials over how much to spend on a new infrastructure package and how to pay for it, leaving little hope of a bipartisan deal anytime soon.
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GOP efforts to downplay danger of Capitol riot increase
BY CRISTINA MARCOS
 
Attempts to whitewash the violence of the Jan. 6 insurrection and cast the rioters as sympathetic characters are becoming increasingly common among Republican members of Congress.
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Judge denies tribal request for temporary Dakota Access Pipeline shutdown
BY RACHEL FRAZIN
 
A federal judge has denied a request from tribes to temporarily shut down the Dakota Access Pipeline while it undergoes a court-mandated environmental review. 
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Greene calls Pelosi 'mentally ill,' compares her House mask policy to the Holocaust
BY TAL AXELROD
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) on Friday blasted Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) over her mask policy for the House floor, likening it to the Holocaust. 
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Trump is the Democratic secret weapon
BY BRAD BANNON
 
OPINION l Trump is the gift that keeps on giving to Democrats. During his presidency, the GOP lost the White House and both houses of Congress, and his continued prominence in the hearts and minds of many Republicans could undermine GOP hopes of taking back Congress in 2022 and the White House in 2024. 
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10 misconceptions about the conflict in the Middle East (and how to correct them)
BY BARRY STRAUSS
 
OPINION l 
It takes humility, a knowledge of history and politics, and maybe a little chutzpah to understand the war in Israel, Gaza and the Palestinian Authority. We Americans, living in a far-off place and a foreign culture, often get matters wrong. Here is a list of 10 misconceptions and ways to correct them.
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