Mark Halperin
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard 19 Aug
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Miller asking her to send a photograph of the injury.
the bruising later determined to be connected to a broken collarbone, prompting a police investigation that ended without criminal charges.
Miller's attorney taking responsibility for the photograph being included in the release, telling CNN he accidentally overlooked the final three pages of a document exceeding 40 pages, describing the disclosure as unintentional and saying he corrected the file Monday morning.
Senator Marino yesterday rejecting that explanation.
Congressman Miller announcing yesterday he will ask the House Ethics Committee to investigate the allegations against him, saying he intends to provide all necessary documents and has, quote, absolutely nothing to hide.
The House Ethics Committee announcing shortly afterward it is opening an investigation.
The congressman now facing a 4 p.m.
deadline today to leave the race, the last opportunity for Ohio Republicans to replace him on the November ballot.
A convicted felon who served prison time for killing his own father, now under arrest, accused of deliberately starting the largest of the devastating wildfires tearing through the Spokane, Washington region.
Authorities on Monday charging 37-year-old Spokane resident Aaron Farinacci with first-degree arson, alleging he ignited the Old Trails fire Saturday afternoon.
the blaze burning more than 3 600 acres making it the largest of three major fires surrounding spokane the old trails autumn lane and fairview fires collectively scorching more than 8 000 acres destroying at least 700 buildings and forcing about 67 000 people to evacuate according to nbc news another 400 structures reportedly still awaiting assessment
As of Monday, with all three fires remaining completely uncontained, as of yesterday morning, Spokane County Sheriff John Knowles crediting an alert citizen with giving investigators their first major break in the case.
Sheriff Knowles saying investigators eventually determined the fire originated precisely where the witness reportedly saw Farinacci kneeling beside the road.
A judge approving arrests and search warrants Monday with members of Spokane County SWAT team taking Farinacci into custody without incident the same day.
Authorities recovering waterproof matches and a butane lighter from Farinacci when officers initially detained him near the scene.
According to an affidavit obtained by the Associated Press, Farinacci denied he started the fire, reportedly claiming he carried the matches and lighter because he smokes.
He's now being held on a $1 million bond.
Sheriff Knowles also revealing investigators are examining whether Farinacci could be tied to any other crimes while outlining the suspect's serious criminal record.
Arizona records revealing Farinacci fatally shot his father in 2010, reportedly following an argument over washing dishes.
Farinacci later convicted of manslaughter and aggravated assault, serving roughly 10 years in prison before his release in 2020, according to ABC 10.
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