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Bans on Gas Stoves Come Back as Democratic Cities and States Continue War on Gas Appliances
https://bonginoreport.com/top-stories/bans-on-gas-stoves-come-back-as-democratic-cities-and-states-continue-war-on-gas-appliances
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Trump-Appointed Judge Hits Admin Over ‘Unprecedented’ Lawsuit Against Entire Federal Court
A federal judge tossed on Tuesday the Trump administration’s “unprecedented” lawsuit against the entire Maryland district court. The Department of Justice (DOJ) sued all of Maryland’s federal district judges in June over a standing order that automatically placed a two-day hold on deportations for any illegal migrants who challenged their detention. Judge Thomas Cullen, a […]
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Michigan Supreme Court Rules Unrestricted Phone Searches Violate Fourth Amendment
The justices drew a bright line through the data stream, declaring that your pocket-sized diary deserves more respect than a rummaged junk drawer.
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Transportation Secretary Threatens Funding Cuts for 3 States Over Trucker English Rules
California, Washington, and New Mexico have 30 days to enforce English-proficiency rules for truckers or potentially lose key federal safety funds.
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President Autopen’s Legally Questionable Pardons
https://patriotpost.us/articles/120190-president-autopens-legally-questionable-pardons-2025-08-25
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CDC Advisory Committee Launches Review of COVID-19 Vaccines
The panel is going to study the efforts of repeated booster doses as well as how vaccines and COVID-19 have impacted deaths and hospitalizations from any cause.
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FBI Announces 1,000 Arrests Since Federal Government Took Over DC Police
The federal government took over policing of the nation’s capital earlier this month.
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Five Incidents of Swatting College Campuses Drawing Concern
Four times since Thursday major college campuses along the Atlantic Seaboard have been brought to a halt.
Four times, they’ve all been a hoax, or what is generally known as swatting.