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Representative Barr’s Wife Dies Unexpectedly
Eleanor Carol Leavell Barr was only 39 years old. Kentucky Representative Andy Barr expressed “profound grief” over the unexpected death of his 39-year old wife, Eleanor Carol Leavell…
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Arizona Hard Hit By Wildfires
Fires close highways and recreational areas. The Bush Fire near Phoenix. the Big Horn Fire north of Tucson, and the Mangum Fire in the Kaibab National Forest have…
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Supreme Court Blocks End to DACA
Administration did not follow proper procedures, Court says. In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court blocked President Trump from ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.…
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Bolton’s Book Sparks Concern in Intelligence Community
Former security advisor’s book may contain classified data. The Department of Justice has filed suit against John Bolton in order to delay the publication of Mr. Bolton’s memoir…
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Interior Department Announces Water Project Transfer
First of its kind project transfer will allow local ownership of federal built infrastructure. The Interior Department announced earlier this week that it would be transferring the ownership…
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President Seeks Prevention of Veterans’ Suicides
He offers a “road map” with ten recommendations. On Wednesday, President Trump laid out a “road map” for preventing suicide among American veterans. His plan calls for ten…
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Steven Mnuchin, Secretary of Treasury
“We’re prepared to go back to Congress for more money to support the American worker,” Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in an interview.
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Val Demings, U.S. Representative for Florida
Questions have been posed to the Director of National Intelligence by Representative Val Demings and others as to whether the intelligence community has a plan in place to respond to any foreign efforts to exploit racial tensions and if there is evidence that foreign adversaries were already doing so.
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Judge Henry Floyd, Fourth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has struck down qualified immunity for officers in a fear-based use of deadly force.
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