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Arizona joins eight other states in allowing people to use the option of terramation, or human composting for dead bodies.
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Recent revelations show the CDC's deliberate suppression of data concerning defensive gun use (DGU), raising concerns about transparency and the politicization of research.
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The Golden Gate Bridge was shut down for nearly five hours because anti-Israel protesters chained themselves to each other and their vehicles.
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States across the nation are considering measures similar to the Texas immigration law, reflecting a trend among Republican-dominated legislatures.
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Beijing announced it is freezing the assets of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems and General Dynamics Land Systems held within China.
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Three DC National Guard whistleblowers are scheduled to testify to a House subcommittee this week that the Army slow-walked then-President Trump's offer of National Guard troops to supplement US Capitol Police at the US Capitol on January 6.
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Budget cuts to the Denver police department and fire department are being made as the sanctuary city announces its $89.9 million budget for illegal immigrants.
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Latest data from CBP shows that agents with the Del Rio Sector have apprehended over 50 convicted sex offenders, many with child abuse convictions.
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An activist group in California, known as Californians for Justice (CFJ), has been making waves within public high schools.
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Wealthy Americans diversifying their citizenships and national residences is gaining traction.
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman plans to deputize retired cops, military veterans to serve in citizens deputy program to assist county police during emergencies; the program has leftists up in arms, referring to the plan as running out Nazi brownshirts.
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As New York City confronts rising concerns over crime, Police Commissioner Edward Caban emphasizes that the safety of the city is often a matter of "perception versus reality."
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Several librarians in San Francisco are often faced with dangerous situations and with nearly 4,000 government vacancies citywide, they are demanding more security guards.
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Officials are urging heightened vigilance, robust countermeasures, and increased funding to safeguard the United States and its allies.
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AFP, a "fact-checking" website, gaslights the issue of a meme comparing the New York civil trial against former President Trump with Biden's student loan forgiveness scheme; we shred their argument.
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