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Trump returns to Arizona, attacks Doug Ducey and predicts ballot review will vindicate him

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By Ronald J. Hansen Verified, Dan Nowicki
| USA Today Verified
Former President Donald Trump delighted his political base in downtown Phoenix on Saturday, predicting vindication from the ballot review in Arizona, ripping Gov. Doug Ducey and reliving his favorite moments in the White House. Trump also continued to make false claims about fraud in the 2020 election. The nearly two-hour speech didn’t break new ground on the ongoing ballot review he asserts will show he won the state, and it didn’t address Trump’s political future.
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U.S. travel anxieties spike after Iran missile attack on Iraq bases

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By Dan Nowicki, Curtis Tate, Daniel Gonzalez Verified
| Poughkeepsie Journal Verified
Iran's missile attack on bases housing U.S. troops in Iraq sent a new jolt of anxiety through the U.S. transportation infrastructure as concerns about security spiked. Around the United States, airports from New York to Chicago to Seattle already had been on heightened alert in anticipation of possible violence in retaliation for the Jan. 3 killing of Gen. Qasem Soleimani in a U.S. drone strike in Baghdad. At the nation's borders, land ports of entry had increased security, too.
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U.S. travel anxieties spike after Iran missile attack on Iraq bases

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By Dan Nowicki, Curtis Tate, Daniel Gonzalez Verified
| Democrat and Chronicle Verified
Iran's missile attack on bases housing U.S. troops in Iraq sent a new jolt of anxiety through the U.S. transportation infrastructure as concerns about security spiked. Around the United States, airports from New York to Chicago to Seattle already had been on heightened alert in anticipation of possible violence in retaliation for the Jan. 3 killing of Gen. Qasem Soleimani in a U.S. drone strike in Baghdad. At the nation's borders, land ports of entry had increased security, too.
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