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Massachusetts City Has Its Own Immigration Crisis
By Ross Muscato Taunton, Massachusetts, Mayor Shaunna O’Connell is among the many elected officials and municipal administrators across the United States who have seen the immigration crisis thrust upon them. Many mayors have been left without support beyond their community’s own resources, frustrated with an immigration system—managed by decision-makers in the White House and state…
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Gaetz Says He Will Move to Oust McCarthy as House Speaker
By Bill Pan Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) said on Oct. 1 that he plans to file a motion sometime this week to remove House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) from his job, saying the chamber’s top Republican went against agreements with conservatives and worked with Democrats to avoid a government shutdown. “We need to rip off…
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Open AI Exec Warns AI Is ‘Extremely Addictive,’ Humanity Could Become ‘Enslaved’
By Benjamin Kew A senior executive at the non-profit Open AI has warned that, as well as the potential existential threat posed by artificial intelligence (AI), the technology is also “extremely addictive” and that humanity could become “enslaved.” Mira Murati, who serves as the non-profit’s chief technology officer (CTO) and who has been touted as the “Most…
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House Passes 45-Day Stopgap Funding Bill, Sending Measure to Senate Hours Before Shutdown Deadline
By Lawrence Wilson The House of Representatives approved a stopgap funding bill that will avert a government shutdown at midnight tonight if adopted by the Senate and signed by President Joe Biden. The bill extends federal funding at the current rate for 45 days. It also includes money for disaster relief and a reauthorization of…
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Failed Funding Vote Exposes Depth of Divide Between House Republicans
By Lawrence Wilson House Republicans vented frustration with one another on Friday after 21 members joined Democrats in defeating a continuing resolution to extend government funding through Oct. 31. The vote came as the latest in a string of failed votes over the past two weeks, revealing just how wide the gap is between factions…
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Government Barrels Toward Shutdown as House Funding Stopgap Bill Fails on Floor
By Lawrence Wilson The House of Representatives defeated a stopgap funding bill on Friday, dealing a blow to House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) as he attempted to forestall a possible government shutdown that is less than 48 hours away. Twenty-one Republicans joined Democrats in opposing the legislation, bringing the final tally to 198–232. Momentum in…
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Senator Dianne Feinstein Dies at 90
By Zachary Stieber The oldest member of Congress has died. Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) passed away at age 90 during the evening of Sept. 28, her chief of staff said Friday. Her cause of death has not been made public. “Her passing is a great loss for so many, from those who loved and cared…
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Parents, Teachers Start Winning Court Battles Against Secret Gender Transition Policies
By Brad Jones A revolt against government policies that many say usurp parental authority is spreading across the nation—especially in blue states where lawmakers have promoted transgender ideology and “gender-affirming care”—according to parents, attorneys, and teachers. For more than a year, California parents have shown up in droves at legislative hearings and phoned in by…
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Sidney Powell Accuses Fulton DA of Prosecutorial Misconduct
By Jack Phillips Former federal prosecutor Sidney Powell on Wednesday accused the team of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis of engaging in prosecutorial misconduct in the Georgia election case. In a filing (pdf) made in the Fulton County Superior Court, Ms. Powell’s attorneys wrote that her “indictment represents troubling and unethical conduct by the…
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Explaining the $18 Million Mar-a-Lago Valuation by NY Trump Case Judge
By Petr Svab Former President Donald Trump and two of his sons have criticized a New York judge for suggesting his Mar-a-Lago Palm Beach resort is worth between $18–28 million. “If Mar-a-Lago is worth $18 million … I’ll take 10 please!!!” Donald Trump Jr., an executive vice president of Trump Organization, wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter. Judge…
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700 Pages of New Whistleblower Information Point to Heated 1st Biden Impeachment Inquiry Hearing
By Mark Tapscott Mountains of evidence Republicans claim point to a decade and more of influence peddling and financial fraud involving President Joe Biden, his son Hunter, and brother, James, and multiple business associates will be reviewed on Thursday in the first special impeachment inquiry hearing of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee. While the…
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Hundreds of Businesses Strike in California City Demanding Crime Reduction Measures
By Travis Gillmore More than 200 businesses in Oakland, California, shut their doors in protest Sept. 26—with some closing for hours and others for the day—to object to policies they say are allowing criminal activity to impact their livelihood and the community’s safety. Organizers held a press conference the same day in front of La…
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Ford Faces Potential Subpoena Over Its Chinese Partnership as Lawmakers Dial Up Pressure
By Terri Wu Ford Motor Co. faces a potential congressional subpoena related to the automaker’s agreement for a now-paused electric vehicle project in Michigan with a Chinese battery maker, as House Republican lawmakers said the automaker has repeatedly refused to fully answer questions or provide requested documents about the pact. In a letter to Ford…
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San Diego County Declares Border Woes a Humanitarian Crisis
By Brad Jones and John Fredricks The San Diego County Board of Supervisors has unanimously and officially declared a “humanitarian crisis” at the southern border. According to San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond, the Sept. 26 declaration is a direct response to the federal government’s failure to provide enough resources to manage the inflow of asylum seekers.…
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Mobs of Teens Loot Philadelphia Stores
By Beth Brelje Philadelphia police are calling the Sept. 26 evening looting of stores by teenagers in several areas a “coordinated attack.” Mobs of masked teens were seen stuffing plastic bags with merchandise and fleeing from Foot Locker, Lululemon, and Apple stores. Calls to 911 from stores and citizens began flooding in just before 8…
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