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Rod Rosenstein expected to leave Justice Department in weeks, sources say

Rod Rosenstein expected to leave Justice Department in weeks, sources say

Rod Rosenstein expected to leave Justice Department in weeks, sources say

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is expected to leave his position soon after William Barr is confirmed as attorney general.

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Trump urges wall funding to fix border crisis in TV address

Trump called on Democrats to return to the White House to meet with him.

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A painter with no hands: How a Texas man turned a challenge into something beautiful

Born without hands, Desmond spent much of his childhood in the hospital. Still, he insisted that was no reason to give up on his dream.

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House Speaker Pelosi accuses President Trump of having 'chosen fear'

House Speaker Pelosi accuses Trump of 'manufacturing a crisis' at border and calls on him to 're-open the government.'

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Women involved in Lyft hit-and-run facing insurance nightmare

Three North Texas women who ordered a Lyft in December to see former First Lady Michelle Obama speak in Dallas are now facing an insurance nightmare after a truck hit the car they were riding in and left the scene.

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North Texas family says plea for compassion release delayed by government shutdown

It took his family a month to find out that at a medium security federal prison in Victorville, California that the 44-year-old suffered a brain hemorrhage in early November. Emergency surgery to save his life came with a deadly diagnosis.

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Legislature opens in Austin unlike previous sessions

New issues, a new Speaker of the House and a new optimistic outlook were among the changes in teh air at today's start of the 86th Texas Legislative Session.

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Perot Museum to reexamine safety procedures after employee suicide

The Perot Museum closed Tuesday after an employee turned a gun on himself in a "secluded area" inside the museum.

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Dogs found shot to death, mutilated in Denton County, authorities say

The dogs – JC, a 7-year-old Golden Retriever, and Nessa, a 2-year-old Labrador mix – had escaped the yard after getting scared by thunderstorms on the night of Dec. 14.

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O, Sloth, we hardly knew ye: A dude’s recap of Colton’s ‘Bachelor’ premiere

In the spirit of awards season, I'll hand out some superlatives from the Season 23 (ugh) premiere.

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Gun expert reminds Texans of castle law protections

Texas' castle doctrine, or castle law, protects you from legal troubles if you are ever placed in a situation where you have to use force or deadly force to protect yourself against an intruder who poses a threat.

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Second suspect in Jazmine Barnes case charged with capital murder

Larry Woodruffe had been in custody since Saturday on an unrelated drug charge.

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