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The WHO didn't get its pandemic treaty through. Critics say it still managed to consolidate 'unchecked authority.'

The WHO didn't get its pandemic treaty through. Critics say it still managed to consolidate 'unchecked authority.'

Republican lawmakers told the Biden administration ahead of time that the new globalist laws will require senatorial approval.

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The battle against human trafficking

The battle against human trafficking

The Abolish Human Trafficking Act inspires community of compassion for victims and punishes those who coerce and torture the innocent.
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Rescind the Obamacare Rule Exempting Congress

Rescind the Obamacare Rule Exempting Congress

Guess who is exempt.............
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Out of the mouth of Schumer

Out of the mouth of Schumer

Schumer is arguing that Clinton lost because she ran a campaign devoid of any real message other than "I'm not Donald Trump."
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The Little College That Couldn't

The Little College That Couldn't

The debate over Jane Sanders's legacy in Burlington.
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Obama Looted Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

Obama Looted Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

President Obama never was shy about using his phone and pen to achieve what he could not get from Congress on regulatory matters.
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Could this be the worst owner in professional sports?

Could this be the worst owner in professional sports?

The Marlins Are Suing a Fan to Seize His Building
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Kentucky Gov publicly signs bill allowing public schools to teach the Bible.

Kentucky Gov publicly signs bill allowing public schools to teach the Bible.

The course would be elective, not required.
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Family of brain-dead California girl fights to reverse death

Family of brain-dead California girl fights to reverse death

The case adds to the debate over parents' right to choose childrens' medical treatment.
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Passage of paid-family-leave act shows power of working together

Passage of paid-family-leave act shows power of working together

The data show that parents who can take paid family leave devote more time to feedings and doctors’ visits, and their children are healthier.
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From the Rise of the Caliphate to the Fall of Mosul, One Family’s Journey

From the Rise of the Caliphate to the Fall of Mosul, One Family’s Journey

The damage left behind will take generations to heal.
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The sad ballad of Pio the chicken and the long arm of the FDA

The sad ballad of Pio the chicken and the long arm of the FDA

The long arm of the federal government killed Pio the chicken last month.
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Convicted without a Jury

Convicted without a Jury

Lawman once dubbed ‘America’s toughest sheriff’ slated to be sentenced Oct. 5
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New menu item: The Blue State 'Health fee' special?

New menu item: The Blue State 'Health fee' special?

Some Minneapolis Restaurants Adding Fee To Fund Health Care
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Is Pelosi really willing to work together?

Is Pelosi really willing to work together?

"Democrats extend the hand of friendship, and look forward to our working together in the regular order for the good of the American people,"
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Fed finds (again!) that Durbin Amendment hurts consumers

Fed finds (again!) that Durbin Amendment hurts consumers

The fight to repeal the Durbin amendment isn't over. There's too much evidence against this policy for it to be.
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New Florida Law Lets Residents Challenge School Textbooks

New Florida Law Lets Residents Challenge School Textbooks

A new Florida state law allows parents, and any residents, to challenge the use of textbooks and materials they find objectionable.
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