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                    [Summary] => "We aren't getting through this without civil war," Rhodes told the Oath Keepers in a group chat weeks before the uprising, according to the indictment.
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                    [Title] => After the US Capitol riot, a sprawling inquiry continues to grow
                    [Summary] => The hunt began even as the smoke was still clearing on January 6: dozens of federal agents went to work sifting through social media posts, analyzing scores of videos and analyzing anonymous tips as they scrambled to understand who did what that day in the temple of American democracy.
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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Lying in state
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As expected, the honors and tributes are now pouring in for the late DILG secretary Jesse Robredo, who died last Saturday along with two others in a plane crash off Masbate. He had just been to Cebu and was flying home to Naga City when the accident happened.
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Far-right Trump supporters go on trial for Jan. 6 'sedition'

By Charlotte Plantive | September 27, 2022 - 12:47pm

"We aren't getting through this without civil war," Rhodes told the Oath Keepers in a group chat weeks before the uprising,...

World

After the US Capitol riot, a sprawling inquiry continues to grow

By Charlotte Plantive | January 3, 2022 - 12:48pm

The hunt began even as the smoke was still clearing on January 6: dozens of federal agents went to work sifting through social...

World

EDITORIAL - Lying in state

August 23, 2012 - 12:00am

As expected, the honors and tributes are now pouring in for the late DILG secretary Jesse Robredo, who died last Saturday along with two others in a plane crash off Masbate. He had just been to Cebu and was flying...

Freeman Opinion