Supreme Court Will Decide If The Government Can Tax Income You Haven’t Received Yet

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SCOTUS Throws Out Dem Lawsuit Seeking Trump Hotel Records

SCOTUS Throws Out Dem Lawsuit Seeking Trump Hotel Records Katelynn Richardson on June 26, 2023 The Supreme Court threw out Democratic lawmakers’ lawsuit seeking to compel an executive agency to disclose records…

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Biden Admin Hands Out $1.7 Billion For Electric Buses Despite Their Propensity To Burst Into Flames

Biden Admin Hands Out $1.7 Billion For Electric Buses Despite Their Propensity To Burst Into Flames Nick Pope on June 26, 2023 The Biden administration is handing out nearly $1.7 billion across…

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What Was NASA’s Role In Developing The Doomed Titan Sub?

What Was NASA’s Role In Developing The Doomed Titan Sub? Jake Smith on June 26, 2023 The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) had a deal with submersible company OceanGate to collaborate…

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UN Takes Cues From Orgs That Seek To Censor Conservatives

UN Takes Cues From Orgs That Seek To Censor Conservatives Jason Cohen on June 26, 2023 A United Nations (U.N.) policy proposal that outlines how to combat online “mis- and disinformation and…

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DEROY MURDOCK: It’s Time For A Big, Fat Gay Divorce From The Alphabet People

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Teenager Killed in Temple Hills Shooting

TEMPLE HILLS, MD – The Prince George’s County Police Department’s Homicide Unit is investigating a fatal shooting that took place last Thursday evening in Temple Hills. The deceased has been identified as…

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JASON SNEAD: Virginia Is No Place For Crazy Voting Experiments

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‘Taken A Toll’: Pregnancy Centers Reflect On A Year Of Violence After The End Of Roe v. Wade

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JEANNE MANCINI: It Has Been Exactly One Year Since Roe Was Overturned — What’s Next For The Pro-Life Movement?

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BETSY MCCAUGHEY: America’s Silent Majority Is Turning Up The Heat On LGBTQ Activism — The Results Speak For Themselves

BETSY MCCAUGHEY: America’s Silent Majority Is Turning Up The Heat On LGBTQ Activism — The Results Speak For Themselves Betsy McCaughey on June 24, 2023 Understanding who your customers are is smart…

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Four Juveniles Charged with Attempted Carjacking in Prince George’s County

PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MD – An attempted carjacking incident on Wednesday, led to the arrest of four juveniles, charged by the Prince George’s County Police Department’s Carjacking Interdiction Unit. The accused, two…

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CBP continues to set global standard in fight against forced labor one year of Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act implementation

WASHINGTON—CBP continues to lead U.S. government efforts to eliminate goods from the supply chain made with forced labor from the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China (XUAR), one year after the agency…

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