DOJ says former Trump officials can testify. Hearings began Tuesday morning before the select committee of House members to determine exactly what happened at the U.S. Capitol, who…
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CDC Updates COVID Guidelines
Calls for vaccinated people to wear masks indoors. On Tuesday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released new masking guidelines due to the surge of the…
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Justice Department Seizes Holocaust-Era Manuscripts
Recovered Jewish scrolls and artifacts were originally stolen by Nazis Last week, the Justice Department announced that they had seized Jewish historic items not seen since their communities…
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Secretary Haaland Focuses on Colorado Wildfire Prevention
Announces $6.1 million new firefighting complex. On Friday of last week, Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland traveled to Grand Junction, Colorado to highlight the Interior Department’s plan…
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Justice Department Updates White House Contact Policy
New rules limit contact and push for more independent DOJ. Last week, the Department of Justice released new guidelines aimed at limiting the ability of the White House…
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Senator Hawley Introduces Love America Act
“No more critical race theory,” he stated on social media. On Monday, Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri introduced the Love America Act, which seeks to promote patriotism in…
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Two California Wildfires Merge Into One
Evacuations have been ordered. The Dixie and Fly wildfires have merged in northern California. Crews and officials are battling the Plumas National Forest fire that has burned more…
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Pentagon Puts Taliban on Notice
Continuing airstrikes are a high probability. The top general in the U.S. Central Command will not commit to a military cessation of airstrikes against the Taliban. General Kenneth…
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Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Evades Clear Resolution
Majority expresses frustration over slow-moving negotiations Senate members are experiencing mounting frustration as bipartisan infrastructure discussions proceed slowly. Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, the chairman of the Senate…
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CDC Eviction Moratorium Ruled Unlawful
The three-judge federal appeals court panel voted unanimously. Last week, the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals agreed that the CDC’s implementation of a rent and eviction moratorium for…
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