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Ohio Rep. Max Miller, 35, filed for divorce from wife Emily Moreno, 30, late last month, two years after they married in a ceremony attended by Miller's old boss. The power couple welcomed firstborn daughter Ruth just ten months ago, but court filings show how their relationship has soured. They show how the daughter of Bernie Moreno, the Donald Trump-endorsed senate candidate who two years ago lost to Democrat Sherrod Brown, has left their home in a posh Cleveland suburb to move into a home her father secretly bought. She took their daughter and her personal belongings with her, Miller claimed in filings offering his version of the split. He wrote how she left in July after claiming he was regularly using drugs and 'speaking poorly' of her family, and has refused to let him see his daughter without her in attendance since.

Former Trump aide Rep. Max Miller, 35, has filed for divorce from his wife Emily Moreno, 30, less than one year after the birth of their newborn baby. According to a court filing in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, first obtained by DailyMail.com, the Ohio freshman congressman is divorcing his wife Emily after two years of marriage. The unraveling of their marriage comes 10 months after the birth of their firstborn daughter Ruth. Miller had posted an Instagram on November 4, 2023 introducing 'our beautiful daughter Ruth' saying at the time that her birth is a reminder of the 'importance of family.'

Scrutiny over Shein has been growing as it nears a £50billion market debut on the London Stock Exchange. It made a £1.5billion profit last year but its ultra-cheap prices - including £5 dresses - have raised eyebrows. After previous criticism for mistreating workers, Shein has insisted checks on factories have increased and that it takes action against dodgy suppliers. In a new sustainability report, it said there were two instances of child labour last year. Both cases were 'resolved swiftly', with the firm saying it took action to terminate the children's contracts, pay outstanding wages and organise medical check-ups.

The Biden administration's plea deal that will allow three terrorist 9/11 plotters to escape the death penalty even has Democrats concerned. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Walid Bin Attash and Mustafa al-Hawasawi, plotters of the evil 9/11 terrorist attacks, have all agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy charges in exchange for life sentences. The New York Times reported on Wednesday evening that the pleas, which will see the men dodge a death penalty trial, have been approved by Pentagon officials.

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum said Donald Trump hinted towards a future position during their call Monday. Former President Trump called Burgum and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) to inform them that he did not select them to be his running mate in the 2024 race - instead he chose Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio).

Former Trump cabinet official John Bolton revealed the key questions potential VP picks will need to correctly answer if they want to find their name on the Republican presidential ticket. John Bolton, who served in Trump's cabinet from 2018 to 2019, offered an insight into the former president's mindset as speculation falls on who he might select as his running mate.

Donald Trump is just days away from announcing his running mate. If he picks Sen. Marco Rubio, it might get billionaire GOP donor Ken Griffin off the sidelines. Trump mocked Rubio mercilessly during the 2016 when they were rivals, but the two have become close allies.

Aides have let it be known that Doug Burgum, North Dakota governor, Sen. Marco Rubio and Sen. J.D. Vance are on a short-list of three as they tease his announcement ahead of the Republican Party convention in two weeks time. But a poll of 1,000 likely voters will offer more food for thought, adding extra names into the mix. Speculation about Trump's choice reached fever pitch at the end of June when Trump claimed he had made up his mind and his choice would most likely be in Atlanta, Georgia, for the first presidential debate.

Aides have let it be known that Gov Doug Burgum, Sen. Marco Rubio and Sen. J.D. Vance are on a short-list of three as they tease his announcement ahead of the Republican Party convention.

The 'electronic eavesdropping' facilities, located just 100 miles off the coast of Florida, could allow China to scoop up a 'treasure trove of data' from U.S. military bases, space launches and commercial shipping, according to a report by think tank the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). They could also bolster Beijing's ability to spy on American citizens. Detailed layouts of three surveillance sites dotted around Havana and one in the south east of Cuba, just 70 miles from the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, have been exposed by satellite imagery captured by the CSIS.

Among the large handful of strong contenders for the bottom of Trump's ticket, including House GOP chairwoman Elise Stefanik, Florida Congressman Byron Donalds, North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, and Senators Tim Scott and Marco Rubio. But, in a lengthy article published last week, the New York Times highlights Ohio's freshman Senator JD Vance, a cultural conservative and one-time Trump critic turn MAGA champion, and a skilled wordsmith. The Times posits that ahead of the presidential and vice presidential debates - which will begin early this cycle - that 'debates have long been of outsize importance' to Trump, and so, he will be looking for someone who is an able performer in that arena.

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem returned to cable news on Sunday after a month-long hiatus from her book tour that was cut short after a story about her shooting her fourteen-month-old dog 'Cricket' blew up in the media.

Jacksonville residents have expressed their outrage at the flying of a Nazi flag outside a tire shop, intended to protest the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. Radi Ahmad, the owner of 904x4, flew the flag next to the US flag and another reading 'Free Palestine' for three hours before taking it down, reportedly fearing for the safety of his staff and customers. The shop owner said he decided to fly the flag not as an act of hatred but to protest the symbolise what he said was a 'modern-day Holocaust' in Gaza, with the death toll having now surpassed 36,000.

Among those who have received requests are North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio , Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance and South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, sources said.

Donald Trump's (left) campaign has begun requesting information from potential vice presidential candidates as he gets set to announce his running mate. Trump has so far been hesitant to announce a running mate after his infamous falling out with former right hand Mike Pence following the insurrection on January 6. Ohio Senator JD Vance (inset) and New York Rep Elise Stefanik (right) are reportedly among seven in the running for the job. Trump's team has sent paperwork to each potential VP as the begin the vetting process.

Fully 56 percent of voters said most or all immigrants in the US illegally should be rounded up and deported, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found. That is understood to apply to at least 10 million people, and perhaps many more. Another 36 percent of registered voters supported the use of detention camps to hold undocumented migrants before they're kicked out of the country.

Republican Florida Senator Marco Rubio refused to say whether he would accept the results of the 2024 election on Sunday while also making a major shift on immigration after once being seen as a moderate who worked to find a bipartisan solution. Rubio's stances on both issues come as he has been publicly floated by Donald Trump as a potential vice presidential pick. His remarks put him more in line with the presumptive presidential nominee as Trump deliberates his running mate.

Former President Donald Trump ridiculed him and gave him a 'Little' nickname when they were rivals in 2016 but he's turning out to be a big hit with donors this cycle who want to see him picked as VP. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio was 'mobbed' by donors at an event last week at Mar-a-Lago the Financial Times reported Friday , with one GOP strategist saying the lawmaker 'was the one who had the most attention.'

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) reiterated calls to take away student visas from those participating in anti-Israel protests on college campuses. Just days after the October 7 terrorist attacks against Israel, Republicans began publicly calling on President Joe Biden to revoke visas of foreign college students if they expressed pro-Hamas sentiment. Since then, protests at colleges have increased tenfold - with instances of threats of violence - and some universities are warning Jewish students and teachers to steer clear of campus for their own safety.

As voters reacted in horror last weekend to the story of South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem shooting her dog after it developed a propensity to attack cattle, more prominent Republicans in Washington are chatting about a governor from the North: North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum.

Donald Trump is two months into his quadrennial reality show of Celebrity Who Wants to be a Vice President Survivor? Ever since vanquished Republican rivals Tim Scott , Vivek Ramaswamy , and Doug Burgum joined him on stage in New Hampshire , Trump has delighted in turning his rally stages into auditions or dropping new names in interviews. The result is a mix of 'The Apprentice' and 'Guess Who?'

Sen. Marco Rubio accused the Biden administration of leaking the president's call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a way of appealing to anti-Semitic supporters. An Axios report Saturday night details that Joe Biden told Netanyahu in their call that the U.S. would not participate in counter strikes against Iran. Rubio claims that this aspect of the call was intentionally leaked by the White House as a pander to 'anti-semites, anti-Israel, pro terrorist elements' of the Democratic Party.

Democrats are focusing on Florida as one of the country's strictest abortion bans, and abortion rights will be directly on the ballot in November. On Monday, the Florida Supreme Court upheld the state's 15-week abortion ban and opened the way for a six-week ban, often before a woman finds she's pregnant. The decision was greeted by outrage and revived Democrats and abortion rights campaigners in the state and nationally. In a tweet on Tuesday, President Biden called the decision shocking.

Workers in southeast Washington, D.C., sifted through public garbage cans, gutters, and streets in search of nicotine products. It was a rainy, overcast day. The street cleaners and their managers were doing a survey to see what products, whether nicotine or vaping-based, the population was buying. The researchers' last day was digging through garbage around the district and the miles of rain on Wednesday culminated in a week that produced pounds of cigarette and flamboyant e-cigarette packaging. The Bao'an District, Dongming District, and Guangming District are just some of the international locals where the machines were built before traveling over 8,000 miles to Washington, D.C. The findings were shocking. Every vaping product collected by the team on Wednesday was made in China and illegally exported in the United States.