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have swelled following the Georgia Democrat's death Friday at the age of 80." The Times adds Paul McCartney of the Beatles and former UN Ambassador Samantha Power "are among the people who took to Twitter on Saturday to propose naming the bridge for Lewis. Online petitions created in support of the proposed na

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t could have helped Ali Sadr Hashemi Nejad mount a defense." FBI Renews Lease On Tampa, Florida Office Building. The Business Observer (FL) (7/19, McQuaid) reports, "The FBI has signed a long-term commitment to remain in a Highwoods Properties Inc. office building in Tampa that the real estate investm

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would be very out of character for Linda." FBI Probing Alleged Racially-Charged Indiana Beating As Possible Hate Crime. WXIN-TV Indianapolis (7/10, McQuaid, 434K) reports from Bloomington, Indiana, "Vauhxx Booker, a local civil rights activist and member of the Monroe County Human Rights Commission, an

or the nail in the coffin to the Obama-era Clean Power Plan. That has been in the process of getting rol

nt." Anthony McQuaid, 47, "pleaded guilty to one count of bank fraud and one count of wire fraud before United States District Judge David Bunning." McQuaid "admitted he executed a scheme to defraud Town Square Bank, of Ashland, Kentucky, to obtain a loan for $1 million, in 2014," and he "also admitted

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sh as a possible hate crime. Aden was 'outwardly anti-Muslim,' prosecutors have argued." FBI, Police Conduct Raids In Indianapolis. Fox News (8/4, McQuaid, 27.59M) reports FBI SWAT teams, backed by "Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) detectives and agents from multiple federal agencies,