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How Putin’s crackdown on dissent became the hallmark of the Russian leader’s 24 years in power

By DASHA LITVINOVA Associated Press TALLINN, Estonia (AP) — Over the last decade, Vladimir Putin’s government has evolved from tolerating dissent to ruthlessly suppressing any activities or people who dared challenge it. Arrests, trials and lengthy prison terms have become especially common in the last two years, after Putin sent troops into Ukraine, and his

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Police ask public to review surveillance footage for ‘vehicle of interest’ in the disappearance of Wisconsin toddler

By Dalia Faheid and Joe Sutton, CNN (CNN) — Two weeks after a 3-year-old Wisconsin boy vanished, law enforcement is urging homeowners and businesses to review surveillance footage for a vehicle of interest so they can track its movements from the day before the child went missing, police said Tuesday. Elijah Vue was last seen

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Los Angeles County’s progressive district attorney leads in early results against 11 challengers

By STEFANIE DAZIO Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — One of the country’s most progressive prosecutors, Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón, was leading in partial results in his bid for reelection, and Nathan Hochman, a one-time California attorney general candidate who ran as a Republican in 2022, was closely behind him. Tuesday’s nonpartisan

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Barry Moore wins Republican primary in Alabama’s 1st US House District, ousting incumbent Jerry Carl

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — U.S. Rep. Barry Moore has won the Republican nomination in Alabama’s 1st Congressional District after upsetting incumbent Jerry Carl. Alabama’s shifting district lines have led to an unusual and bitter Republican primary battle that pitted two sitting Republican congressman against each other. Moore challenged Carl after being drawn out of his

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