Election workers Giuliani defamed go after his luxury condo after $148 million verdict

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Giuliani's defamed election workers are going after the former NYC mayor's World Series rings, a 60-year-old backpacker taking a solo trip to the Grand Canyon was found dead, and a Trump campaign adviser dubs the US army as 'hacks' after the Arlington National Cemetery scandal.

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1 | Election workers Giuliani defamed go after his luxury condo and World Series rings after $148 million verdict

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2 | Trump campaign stoops to insulting US Army 'hacks' over Arlington cemetery debacle

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3 | Moms for Liberty goes to war with New York school over five library books

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4 | Another death in Grand Canyon as body of solo backpacker from North Carolina found

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5 | Donors urge Kamala Harris to ditch a proposed tax on ultra-wealthy Americans

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