NTSB Restricts Site after Users Reconstruct Louisville UPS Crash Audio
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Biden Wants a Homefront Win on Massive Spending Plan Before Heading Overseas to UN Climate Summit
Democrats say they're closing in on a deal with President Joe Biden's massive spending plan. The president met with Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) on Sunday.
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Twitter suspends Republican congressman’s account for calling Rachel Levine a man
Twitter has suspended the account of Republican Congressman Jim Banks of Indiana after he posted a tweet labeling transgender female official Rachel Levine a man.
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Biden State Dept. increases number of Americans left behind in Afghanistan
The Biden administration, which had been saying for weeks that the number of Americans still left behind in Afghanistan and urgently want to be evacuated was about 100, has now increased the number to about 200.
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Supreme Court to hear expedited arguments on Texas heartbeat abortion ban; law remains in effect
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Nov. 1 to determine if Texas can lawfully enforce a ban on abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected, usually around six weeks into a pregnancy.
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White House collaborated with school board group on controversial ‘domestic terrorism’ letter: emails
Newly publicized emails reveal that the National School Boards Association consulted with the Biden administration when crafting a letter that critics believe likened activism of concerned parents to “domestic terrorism.”
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AG Garland Grilled Over DOJ Response to School Board Meetings: ‘Are These Parents Domestic Terrorists?’
Do protests at school board meetings amount to "domestic terrorism?" That's just one of the questions from congressional Republicans, who grilled Attorney General Merrick Garland Thursday.
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ERLC urges Supreme Court to protect coach’s religious freedom | Baptist Press
WASHINGTON (BP)—The Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission is again asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review and overturn a lower court decision it and other organizations contend violates the First Amendment rights of public school teachers and coaches.
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Texans to vote on amendment prohibiting government from limiting worship services | Baptist Press
Allen, Texas (BP) – Texans will vote during their election day Tuesday, Nov.2, on a proposed amendment to their constitution that would forbid the government from limiting or prohibiting religious services.
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Texans to vote on Prop 3: Religious freedom protection or threat to public health?
A proposed constitutional amendment that would restrict the government’s ability to place restrictions on worship services will appear on the ballot before Texas voters this Election Day.
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House holds Steve Bannon in criminal contempt
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