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A funeral service for former Republican Vice President Dick Cheney brought together a bipartisan gathering of family and former leaders.

The front pews were filled with former presidents George W. Bush and Joe Biden, plus

four former vice presidents from both parties. In their eulogies, President Bush and Cheney's

daughter Liz honored his sense of duty and commitment to his country.

His time produced an old breed of public servant, defined by their substance and character.

This was a vice president totally devoted to protecting the United States and its interests.

There was never any agenda or angle beyond that.

But he knew that bonds of party must always yield to the single bond we share as Americans.

For him, a choice between defense of the Constitution and defense of your political party

was no choice at all.

President Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance were not in attendance today as they were not invited.

Cheney rather famously voted for Vice President Kamala Harris, a Democrat in the 2024 election,

as he put it, quote, to put country above partisanship.

The Trump administration today announced one of its most ambitious plans yet to drill for oil off the nation's coasts.

The proposal would open up nearly 1.3 billion acres of coastal waters to oil and gas drilling.

That includes leases for new drilling off the coasts of California and Florida for the first time in decades,

as well as a remote region off Alaska called the High Arctic, where such drilling has never taken place.

Critics have slammed the plan, including California Governor Gavin Newsom, who's called it, quote, dead on arrival.

Federal investigators say there was evidence of cracks in the engine mount of the UPS cargo plane

that crashed two weeks ago in Kentucky, killing 14 people.

A series of photos released today show the engine on the plane's left wing starting to detach during

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