All adults to be eligible April 19. On Tuesday, President Biden announced that his administration would be bumping up his deadline for states to allow all adults to…
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Terrorist Suspects Attempt Illegal U.S. Entry
Two on terror watch list now in custody. In a statement issued Monday, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection confirmed two illegal migrants from Yemen, who were on…
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DHS Considers Restarting Border Construction
Installation of gates and technology part of CBP proposed plan. President Biden’s administration is considering restarting construction on the wall at the U.S.-Mexico border. Department of Homeland Security…
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Representative Alcee Hastings Passes Away
The Florida representative succumbs to pancreatic cancer at 84 years old. Representative Alcee Hastings, who became the first African American elected to Congress in Florida since the post-Civil…
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Senate Majority Leader Moves to Legalize Cannabis
Pledges to bring bill forward with or without the president’s support. Over the weekend, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced his intention to move a cannabis legalization bill…
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Pentagon Prepares for Russian Military Action
Response over recent build-up of military. The Pentagon announced on Sunday that it has begun preparations to address the growing threat of Russian military build-up in Eastern Europe.…
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USAF Assists with Sea Mine on Florida Beach
Discovered by Ft. Lauderdale law enforcement on patrol. A Broward County deputy found a military marine mine that had washed ashore in the early hours Sunday morning. The…
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Secretary Yellen Calls for Global Corporate Tax
Goal is prevention of foreign tax havens. In her first major address as Secretary of the Treasury, Janet Yellen on Monday urged a global minimum tax on corporations…
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Supreme Court Sidesteps Cases Claiming Religious Bias
Justices turn away cases involving religious rights in the workplace. On Monday, the Supreme Court declined to hear appeals of two cases with claims of illegal workplace religious…
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Administration Sued by 13 States Over Relief Plan
They allege that spending restrictions are “overreaching.” Thirteen state attorneys general sued President Biden’s administration over an element of the recently enacted $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief law that…
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