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Synagogue Wins Battle Against Blue County To Use Guns For Protection
A Clinton appointee issued the ruling Thursday
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Mitch McConnell’s Staff Won’t Disclose If Senator Will Return After Recess
Republican Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell’s staff would not tell the Daily Caller News Foundation Thursday whether the senator would return after the August recess.
McConnell’s staff sent the DCNF an Aug. 6 press release about his rehabilitation and said there was “no additional guidance or announcements” on his health or return. McConnell has not made a public appearance or cast a vote in the Senate since his hospitalization on June 14 after suffering a fall at his residence in Washington, D.C.
Treasury Uncovers $17.5 Billion in Suspected Healthcare Fraud
Most flagged providers were located in California, Puerto Rico, Florida, New York, and Minnesota, according to Treasury’s analysis.
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Trump To Send Out $500 Obamacare Rebate Checks Before Midterms: REPORT
‘That money was over-collected and just sitting there’
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U.S. Postal Service mishandled some ballots during primary, audit finds…
https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/elections/us-postal-service-mishandled-some-ballots-during-primary-audit-finds
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UC Berkeley Law intentionally discriminated against white, Asian applicants: Feds…
The Justice Department is accusing UC Berkeley Law of intentionally discriminating against white and Asian applicants — as the school’s dean allegedly discussed ways to skirt rules barring race-based admissions.
“The evidence shows that Berkeley Law deliberately discriminates against applicants based on race,” wrote Harmeet Dhillon, the head of the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, in a blistering six-page letter to the school’s attorney.
Wheelchair-Bound Man Shot Would-Be Robber, Now He’s Being Evicted For ‘Criminal Activity’
‘Gun bans in public housing violate the Second Amendment’
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Missouri Redistricting Battle Back Before Supreme Court After Conflicting Rulings
The Eighth Circuit had declined to disturb a Sept. 8 federal district court ruling in favor of a 2025 redistricting map in the heavily litigated case.
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