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EXCLUSIVE: The FBI questioned NFL hall-of-fame quarterback Brett Favre in connection with a $70 million Mississippi welfare scandal. The nation's poorest state used child welfare money to pay Favre for speeches he never made. https://t.co/QZfqvPKuhN

Former NYPD officer who assaulted a Capitol Police officer on Jan. 6 gets record-setting 10-year sentence. https://t.co/oXbUm1y1EL https://t.co/m1D3CBgTbT

Senator Lindsey Graham can be questioned about certain parts of his calls with Georgia’s secretary of state concerning the 2020 election, a judge ruled. https://t.co/eFGmCLZs28

Earthquake rocks Liechtenstein Parliament during earthquake debate https://t.co/2I5hpLIqYX

CNN interviewed Serena Williams when she was 9. Here's what she said. https://t.co/IKCm5pBK0g

A retired NYPD officer, who was convicted of several felonies for attacking a D.C. cop with a flag pole on Jan. 6 and then tackling the officer to the ground, was sentenced to 10 years. https://t.co/sbu9kckDHQ

UPDATE: Ex-NYPD cop who assaulted Capitol Police officer on Jan. 6 gets record-setting 10-year sentence (via @thereidout Blog) https://t.co/xkXNgk8bws

A high-ranking Russian oil executive died Thursday after falling from a hospital window in Moscow, the country’s state media reported — the latest in a series of deaths of businessmen with ties to the energy industry since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/TP660pRXNK

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JUST IN: The former New York City police officer convicted of assaulting law enforcement during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol was sentenced to 10 years in prison, a federal judge ruled Thursday. https://t.co/myStTPTYjR

The new loan, launched this week, requires no minimum credit score nor mortgage insurance, which lenders typically charge when borrowers put less than 20% down. https://t.co/9JcRDxksHv

Ex-police officer gets record 10-year sentence over US Capitol riots https://t.co/svJ66aXBF7

Ex-NYPD officer gets 10 years in prison for Jan. 6 attack

Breaking News: A CDC panel recommended a new, Omicron-specific booster for the vast majority of Americans. The shots should be available within days. https://t.co/XnbBIe8ZG3