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Letitia James was asked whether mandatory digital ID checks raise privacy concerns and said this is not a question of privacy.
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Legislation submitted in the U.S. House by Representative Tim Burchett (R-TN-02) would effectively ban the controversial license plate reader (LPR) cameras released by Flock Safety, the company reportedly said in a statement on Friday.
Submitted last week, Burchett’s House Bill (HR) 9800 would prohibit federal agencies from purchasing, operating, accessing Flock cameras, or contracting with Flock Safety, for products including LPR cameras, facial recognition technology, or that which captures data for "persistent or mass surveillance."
The vote on July 30 was the 13th time the Senate has voted on a resolution calling for President Donald Trump to end U.S. military actions against Iran.
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At the local, state, and national level, self-avowed socialists are winning races on radical platforms that would have disqualified them even five years ago.
Another DSA plan is to give Congress the power to elect the president and choose members of the judiciary.
The Democrat-run state of Michigan agreed on Thursday to end its prohibition on licensed therapists providing counseling to children struggling with issues related to sexual orientation and gender dysphoria. “This is a major victory for children, counselors, and common sense,” Luke Goodrich, senior counsel at Becket and lead attorney for the counselors, said in a statement. […]
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During a Tuesday interview on "The Root," Zohran Mamdani backed paying reparations to blacks who were never slaves. …
The post NYC Mayor Mamdani Commits to Taxing New York City Residents to Pay Reparations for Slavery appeared first on The New American.
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A Michigan hospital settled a lawsuit with an employee who was fired after raising concerns about mandatory gender-identity training.
Read MoreHours after Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment in response to all questions during a Senate hearing, Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky told CBS News he believes the former infectious disease official could be prosecuted for not answering questions.
In an interview later Wednesday on CBS News’ “The Takeout with Major Garrett,” Paul argued Fauci’s lack of answers could lead to federal criminal charges for contempt of Congress or obstructing a congressional proceeding.
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