NTSB Restricts Site after Users Reconstruct Louisville UPS Crash Audio
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State Dept. condemns Russia’s ‘appalling destruction of religious sites’ in Ukraine
The U.S. State Department has accused Russia of engaging in the suppression of religious leaders and condemned its military forces' appalling destruction of religious sites” in Ukraine during the State Department's release of its annual report documenting the state of religious freedom worldwide.
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VA Gov. Signs Law Protecting Any ‘Outward Expression’ of Religious Faith, Even Symbols, Clothing
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed a new law Friday that reinforces the Commonwealth's protections for religious freedom, clarifying that the freedom of expression for "religion" includes any outward display of religious faith.
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Biden adds ‘intersex’ to presidential proclamation recognizing LGBT ‘pride month’
President Joe Biden has added “intersex” to the list of sexual identities his administration is recognizing as part of “pride month.” In a separate move, the administration is once again flying the LGBT rainbow flag outside the U.S. Embassy to the Holy See.
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House to vote on gun regulation
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee have proposed eight bills covering legislation to slow gun trafficking, encourage safe storage of firearms, and raise the legal age to buy some semi-automati...
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North Carolina preschool teacher resigns amid outcry after using flashcard with pregnant man
A North Carolina preschool teacher who used a set of flashcards featuring a picture of a pregnant man has resigned following an outcry from parents and lawmakers.
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Clinton Campaign Lawyer Acquitted of Lying to FBI When He Peddled Trump-Russia Claim
A lawyer for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign was acquitted Tuesday of lying to the FBI when he pushed information meant to cast suspicions on Donald Trump and Russia in the run-up to that year's election.
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What the Supreme Court’s abortion leak means – The Christian Chronicle
Within hours after Politico published a draft opinion by Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito purporting to overturn the 1973 Roe v. Wade abortion decision, demonstrators had flocked to the plaza in front of the courthouse steps — either to blast the decision as a breach of fundamental rights or hail it as a long-overdue protection […]
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Biden Admin to Change Definition of Sex with New Title IX Rules Any Day Now – Will It Erase Women’s Sports and Privacy?
This year marks 50 years since Title IX became federal law and now under the Biden administration, it's facing major changes. Supporters say it's about expanding rights for students, but critics believe it will destroy women's sports, privacy, and more.
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Virginia passes law defining religion as including ‘outward expression,’ not just ‘belief’
Virginia’s Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin has signed a law that legally defines religion as including actions and expressions, not just personal belief, which is viewed as a win by religious liberty advocates.
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‘They Were Warned… Don’t Do This’: Biden and Fed Chair Play Catch-up as Soaring Inflation Slams America
In an Oval Office meeting with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Tuesday, the president said his top goal is fighting inflation while he highlighted the agency's role. Right now, that means a series of hikes in interest rates. Critics charge the administration is late to the game. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen admitted she was slow to recognize the danger last year when she said the risk of inflation was "small" and "manageable."
