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Mamdani Hires City Workers To Babysit People’s Children For Free While Parents Go Out
‘Free and accessible child care’
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Chauvin Filing: Grand Jury Should Have Heard Case; AG Illegally Appointed to Oversee Case; Prosecution, Conviction Invalid
Unjustly convicted former Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin is petitioning his original trial venue on three grounds, including that prosecutors did not convene a grand jury to indict him. …
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New Jersey Agrees to Work With DHS on Voter Rolls
Secretary Markwayne Mullin’s announcement marks a shift in the dispute between New Jersey and the federal government over access to voter information.
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Census Bureau Analysis Identified 24,000 Noncitizen Voters in 2020 Election: Trump
‘That is just the beginning,’ Commerce Sec Lutnick posted to X. ‘More than 32 million more voters’ records will be analyzed in the coming weeks.’
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Texas Saved Baby Gabriel. What Would Talarico Do?
When a California couple wanted their surrogate, McKenna West, to abort the baby she was carrying, she fled to Texas. There, pro-life laws and Attorney General Ken Paxton helped save the baby, ensuring he got the care he needed. But as Democrat state Rep. James Talarico challenges Paxton for Senate, it raises the question—what would…
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Pennsylvania Governor Signs Order Curbing AI Data Centers
Shapiro is the second Democratic executive to do so, following Hochul in New York.
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Bots Now Make Up More Than Half of Internet Traffic. Here’s How It’s Affecting Businesses.
The flood of AI-driven automated traffic hitting websites is changing the game.
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SF high school where 94% flunk math has California’s highest Berkeley acceptance rate…
A San Francisco high school where students get top grades simply for showing up now has the highest acceptance rate in the state to the prestigious University of California, Berkeley — as critics blame rampant grade inflation and rock-bottom standards for a surge in ill-prepared college students who end up dropping out.
Mission High School in San Francisco had a 45% acceptance rate into UC Berkeley, far above the state average of 15%, despite low proficiency in English and math.