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Why the Secret Service closed its investigation of the cocaine found in the White House without conducting interviews

Why the Secret Service closed its investigation of the cocaine found in the White House without conducting interviews

The Secret Service announced Thursday that it had closed its investigation into who left a small package of cocaine at the White House without finding the culprit, and an agency spokesperson told NBC News it did so without conducting interviews. The agency, along with the FBI, analyzed the package to determine it was cocaine and looked for fingerprint or DNA evidence. But the tests turned up no usable forensic evidence. Video footage of the area where the baggie was found also provided no evidence to narrow down possible suspects beyond a list of about 500 staff and visitors who stopped…
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Tennessee avoids bowl ban, former coach hit with significant penalty after NCAA finds ‘hundreds of violations’

Tennessee avoids bowl ban, former coach hit with significant penalty after NCAA finds ‘hundreds of violations’

The NCAA was tough on the former Tennessee Volunteers football coach jeremy pruitt on Friday after finding more than 200 individual violations committed by the football program during his three years as head coach. The Division I Infractions Committee's decision comes after Tennessee received a notice of allegation last July detailing 18 Level I rule violations against the football program under Pruitt and his staff. The Tennessee Volunteers team running across the 'T' before the game against the Florida Gators at Neyland Stadium on September 24, 2022, in Knoxville, Tennessee. (Donald's page/fake images)Pruitt was fired in January 2021 after three…
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Man drowns at home in Vermont’s first recorded flood death

Man drowns at home in Vermont’s first recorded flood death

Gov. Phil Scott said it's important for Vermontans to be vigilant, and that includes staying out of the water.“We have seen many photos on social networks of children swimming in the floods. This isn't your typical rainwater – it's full of chemicals, oil, debris, and more. It's just not safe,” she said.Other southern New England states were also drying up, including Connecticut, where officials warned boaters and others about hazardous debris in the Connecticut River, including large trees. A dock with several boats attached to it was washed away in Glastonbury, just south of Hartford, and was seen floating down…
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Jan. 6 ‘idiot’ troublemaker who stole John Lewis photo from Nancy Pelosi’s office gets 4 years

Jan. 6 ‘idiot’ troublemaker who stole John Lewis photo from Nancy Pelosi’s office gets 4 years

WASHINGTON — A self-described "jerk" who broke into the Capitol on January 6 and stole a wallet and a framed photo of the late civil rights icon, Rep. John Lewis, from the office of the then-Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, was sentenced to more than four years. in federal prison on Friday.kevin lyonsA 40-year-old father from Chicago, he was previously convicted of felony obstruction of official proceeding along with disorderly conduct and disorderly conduct in a restricted building and entering and remaining in a restricted building.US District Judge Beryl Howell sentenced Lyons to 51 months, four years…
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