Today's headlines: Secret Service cannot recover texts between January 5th and 6th for the January 6th Hearing Committee. Then, news out of the DOJ, and The House of Representatives voted on Monday over the question of whether Finland and Sweden should be able to join NATO. The UK hit an all time record high temperature of over 104 degrees yesterday, with the country experiencing a huge surge in fires due to the heat wave. An Indiana doctor who helped perform an abortion for a 10 year old girl in Ohio who became pregnant after being raped, has filed a claim against the Indiana Attorney General for his comments in the wake of the incident. Finally, more than a dozen members of congress were arrested yesterday at an abortion rights protest in front of the Supreme Court, and the House of Representatives passed a bill codifying same sex and interracial marriage yesterday.
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Washington Post: Secret Service cannot recover texts; no new details for Jan. 6 committee

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The Hill: Justice Department probe into Trump won’t stop if he announces 2024 run: Deputy AG

Rolling Stone: Trump Tells Team He Needs to Be President Again to Save Himself from Criminal Probes

Business Insider: 18 Republicans — including MTG, Matt Gaetz, and Lauren Boebert — voted against Sweden and Finland joining NATO

CNBC: UK shatters record for its hottest day ever; London fire service declares ‘major incident’

Washington Post: Doctor in 10-year-old’s abortion case takes legal step against Indiana AG

CNN: Democratic lawmakers including Ocasio-Cortez, Tlaib, Speier and more arrested in abortion rights protest in front of the Supreme Court

ABC News: House passes bill codifying same-sex marriage right, with some Republicans joining Democrats