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House Passes ‘DC Crimes Act,’ Redefines Youth Offender
The bills limit the D.C. government’s authority on crime, and allow people as young as 14 to be tried as adults.
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Federal Judge Rules OPM Unlawfully Ordered Mass Firings of Probationary Workers
The Office of Personnel Management has argued that it did not dictate other agencies’ employment decisions.
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Parents of Children Who Committed Suicide After Using AI Chatbots Urge Congress to Take Action
‘AI is about making profits. It’s about these companies’ profits,’ said Sen. Josh Hawley.
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Founder of ‘Armed Queers of Salt Lake City,’ Under FBI Scrutiny Following Kirk Assassination, Is Transgender Immigrant from Iran
The founder of Armed Queers of Salt Lake City (AQSLC), which is currently under FBI scrutiny as part of its investigation into the assassination of Charlie Kirk, is a biological man who now identifies as a transgender woman who immigrated to the United States from Iran as a child.
AQSLC, a socialist group of pro-gun activists, was founded in 2021 by the former March for Our Lives activist, Ermiya Fanaeian, who that year parted ways with a nationwide group advocating self-defense for LGBT people known as Pink Pistols.
New York Judge Drops Terrorism Charges Against Luigi Mangione
Judge Drops Terrorism Charges Against The Left’s Favorite Accused Murderer
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New Audio Undermines Biden Admin’s Justification for Peter Navarro Arrest
The Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) justified its decision to arrest Trump advisor Peter Navarro by claiming he was “combative,” but audio of his May 2022 encounter with FBI agents obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation undermines their reasoning.
A voice recording of the incident indicates Navarro did not become aggressive while expressing frustration with the FBI agents who knocked on his door to serve him a subpoena, according to audio Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley is expected to make public Tuesday along with other whistleblower records.
Georgia Supreme Court Upholds Disqualification Of Fani Willis In Get-Trump Case
Any hopes Fulton County DA Fani Willis had of resuming her office’s lawfare against Donald Trump came crashing down on Tuesday after the Georgia Supreme Court rejected her motion to continue overseeing the case against the president and other Republicans. In a 4-3 decision, the Peach State’s highest court declined to consider Willis’ appeal of […]
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