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Abortion opponents see sharp rise in FACE Act charges under Biden administration

The Department of Justice has ramped up its pursuit of activists who target abortion clinics during the Biden administration.

Jackson says Biden’s ‘cognitive decline’ cannot be ignored: White House is ‘assisted living facility’

Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX) said President Joe Biden’s “cognitive decline” is no longer a secret, saying the question is now: “What are the Democrats going to do about it?”

Comedian ditching California for Utah over ‘insane’ taxes

Comedian Bill Engvall is bidding farewell to California and making his new home in the state of Utah.

Amazon smiles as it overtakes delivery giants UPS and FedEx as the new leader in private shipping

Amazon has claimed the title of the largest nongovernment delivery service in the nation, outperforming both UPS and FedEx in parcel volumes.

Biden supporters are ‘more thoughtful’ than Trump’s religious followers: Democratic Rep. Dan Kildee

Retiring Rep. Dan Kildee (D-MI) praised President Joe Biden's supporters as "thoughtful" and took a swipe at former President Donald Trump's supporters for treating him "like a religion."

Supreme Court holds Arizona GOP lawmakers must face deposition in voting lawsuit

Arizona's top state Republican lawmakers can't avoid being deposed about their support of state laws that require proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections, the Supreme Court held Monday.

Dolly’s ‘kindness is contagious’: Dallas cheerleaders recall country star’s NFL halftime show

Country legend Dolly Parton wowed fans across the United States with her NFL halftime show on Thanksgiving, including the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders who joined in on the show.

Another carjacking foiled by a stick shift vehicle in DC area

Amid the crime wave of carjackings in the Washington, D.C., area, another group of would-be thieves were foiled when they attempted to steal a Porsche on Sunday after realizing they couldn't drive a stick shift.

Trump lawyers deny responsibility for ‘deluge’ of threats made against presiding law clerk and judge

Former President Donald Trump's attorneys addressed threats against Judge Arthur Engoron and his law clerk on Monday, denying responsibility.

Denver schools float idea to adopt ‘language justice’ to help non-English speakers avoid learning English

A Denver school district has drafted a policy to adopt "language justice" in order to help non-English speaking students to be able to use their native language when learning versus being educated in English.
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