Connecticut City Council Member Who Stole from Church Avoids Prison
A Connecticut city council member who pleaded guilty to stealing money from his church will avoid prison time after receiving a suspended sentence
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‘Tunnel to Towers’ Is Helping Families of America’s Fallen Heroes in a Remarkable Way
With high inflation still hitting Americans hard, so many are in need of a helping hand. One charity is going the extra mile to help out, paying off mortgages for some who are facing much more than economic hardship – the families of America's fallen heroes.
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Secret Government Pathway Allows Thousands of Migrants Instant, Legal Entry into the US
Migrants at the southern border are being routed into a little-known program designed to help people with special circumstances. Technically it also reduces the numbers of illegal crossers, because they are pre-approved before reaching the border, then transported into the US at taxpayer expense.
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Senate Votes to Ban TikTok from Gov’t Devices: Could It Be Banned Across Entire US?
In a rare show of bipartisan unity, the U.S. Senate unanimously passed a measure Wednesday night that would prohibit federal employees from downloading or even using the social media app TikTok on any type of government-owned electronic device.
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3 Dead in Louisiana as US Storm Spawns Southern Tornadoes
Authorities say three people are dead in Louisiana and several others have been hurt as a destructive storm system has kicked up tornadoes in the South. Sheriff's deputies found a young boy and his mother dead near Shreveport, Louisiana, after a tornado on Tuesday and a woman was found dead Wednesday west of New Orleans after an apparent twister there.
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Drag Queen Invited to Biden’s Signing of Respect for Marriage Act Locks Twitter Profile after Tweets Surface
A New York City drag performer who was invited to the White House signing of the controversial Respect For Marriage Act has protected his tweets following what he called dangerous and disparaging ...
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University to Release Documents Detailing Aborted Baby Experiments after 6-Year Legal Battle
A university that reportedly acts as a repository for human fetal tissue has agreed to provide pro-life activist David Daleiden with 12 years worth of records detailing its practices after a ...
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Millions to Spend Christmas Behind Bars: Chaplains Called to Give Hope to Those Suffering
For the millions of Americans behind bars – and their families – Christmas is often a painful holiday. It's why prison ministries aim to provide extra encouragement during this time of year.
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Nine Million People Received Emails Approving Their Student Loan Forgiveness, But Turns Out It Was an Error – RELEVANT
Nine million people received an email last month that looked like they were approved for student loan forgiveness, but it turns out that was a mistake.
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At least 18 tornadoes sweep across Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi; mother and son among 3 killed
Three people, including a mother and son, were killed, and multiple people were hospitalized after a series of tornadoes swept through Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi Tuesday and Wednesday
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Philadelphia schools reviewing policy to allow trans-identified males compete in girls’ sports
A Philadelphia school district is planning to review language in its existing policy for trans-identifying student participation on single-sex sports teams
