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The city manager of Carlsbad, California has ordered the police and fire chaplains to cease using the words "in Jesus' name" to conclude invocations, or face termination.
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Illegal border crossings into Canada from the U.S. have reached "unprecedented" levels with U.S. Border Patrol and Royal Canadian Mounted Police struggling to respond.
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Despite gaslighting by the Biden administration about violent crime dropping, the data doesn't include statistics from LA, Phoenix, New York, Austin, or Hillsborough County, Florida.
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Gun control activists are in for some bad news: Americans have rejected their anti-gun dogma in a Florida-sized way.
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Leave it to those reporters at The New York Times to be ever-thinking about ways to keep their readers informed and involved.
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We within the justice system are getting more exposure with our press releases and digital media than ever before from emerging national online news sources. This means new powers and enhanced responsibilities.
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Law professor Jonathan Turley warns that an email sent from the Connecticut Bar Association is flirting with the First Amendment rights of members to not fall in line with the left-wing prosecutions of former President Trump.
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Is there a connection between prison populations, correctional supervision and crime? Based on the best available evidence from the US Department of Justice, it seems plausible.
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The man who was convicted for killing an off-duty police officer back in 2007 has had his case overturned and will soon be released from prison.
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A violent mob at an illegal 'sideshow' in San Jose brutally attacked a responding reserve police officer attempting to assist an injured spectator. The vehicle was severely damaged with the officer sustaining minor injuries.
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Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) is asking for the release of the list of lawmakers who benefited from the $17 million sexual misconduct slush fund paid for by American taxpayers; what's good enough for Bragg (campaign finance law violation) is good enough for members of Congress.
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After news came out that the Biden administration has built 8 EV charging stations for $7.5 billion, it's now reported that despite a $42.45 billion hit to taxpayers, not one person has been connected to high-speed internet
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United States Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn told Republican Sen. Lindsay Graham that she is not qualified to define what a woman is.
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This year's NDAA passes the House with a measure that would automatically register 18-year-old male citizens for the Selective Service.
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The invasion at the Southern border has led to yet another American being killed by someone in this country illegally. This time, a mother of five from Maryland.
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