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Russia holds referendums in occupied Ukraine
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Capitol Police boost recruitment efforts
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Florida A&M students sue state, alleging racial bias in funding
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Capitol Police boost recruitment efforts
Capitol Police have ramped up their recruiting efforts. After more than 150 officers retired from the force in the year following the January 6 attack, the new efforts include a boost in pay that has thousands of Americans applying. Scott MacFarlane reports.
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