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The defendant arrested on January 6 near Obama’s home had guns and 400 rounds of ammunition in his truck.

The defendant arrested on January 6 near Obama’s home had guns and 400 rounds of ammunition in his truck.

WASHINGTON (AP) — A Trump supporter who stormed the Capitol wearing a “Make Space Great Again” hat had two handguns and 400 rounds of ammunition in his truck when he was arrested Thursday near the home of former President Barack Obama, federal authorities said Friday.A federal prosecutor said in court Friday that Taylor Taranto, a 37-year-old man first identified by detectives online in August 2021, he also had a machete in the van he appeared to be living in. youAranto's van has been parked near the DC jail in recent weeks and has appeared at protests in support of other…
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Cuban castaway Elián González becomes congressman

Cuban castaway Elián González becomes congressman

HAVANA — Elián González has the same large, expressive eyes he had 23 years ago when an international custody battle made him the face of tense relations between Cuba and the United States.Now 29 years old, González is dabbling in Cuban politics. He recently entered his country's congress hoping to help his people at a time of record emigration and heightened tension between the two coastal neighbors.“From Cuba we can do a lot so that we have a more solid country, and I owe it to the Cubans,” he said during an exclusive interview with The Associated Press. "That is…
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Former MLB player Jim Edmonds sparks controversy with comments on Guardians and Commanders name changes

Former MLB player Jim Edmonds sparks controversy with comments on Guardians and Commanders name changes

Former MLB player Jim Edmonds was caught in the crossfire of fans on social media Thursday night when, during a live broadcast of a St. Louis Cardinals game, he said he was "shocked" that teams have chosen to change their names, referencing the Cleveland Guardians and the Washington Commanders. . Edmonds, 53, was in the booth at the Cardinals' game against the Houston Astros when, in the bottom of the seventh inning, he shared messages he received on social media from fans about the recent push for teams to change their names for having Native American nicknames. The Cleveland Rangers…
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‘Bad Manners’: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry developing a scripted series on Netflix

‘Bad Manners’: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry developing a scripted series on Netflix

Credit: Simon Serdar / Alamy Stock Photo Archewell Productions is developing a live-action series project for Netflix, which would be the first to exit its comprehensive deal with Netflix. This is what we know so far about the project titled Bad manners. Since a deal was reached in September 2020, the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle-led production company has been behind two major projects launched, with several other titles in development or rejected. Released projects you can stream on Netflix now include harry and meghan and live to lead, and his next project for Netflix is ​​expected to be Unvictus…
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