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Ben Sasse diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer — REUTERS / ixx511

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Former Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) announced Tuesday he has been diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer.The former two-term senator, 53, wrote in a lengthy social media post that he received the diagnosis last week.See the Story

White House Rebuffs Catholic Bishops' Appeal for a Christmas Pause in Immigration Enforcement — REUTERS / ixx511

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Florida License Plate Frame Law’s Confusion Forces State to Clarify the Rules

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Florida License Plate Frame Law’s Confusion Forces State to Clarify the Rules

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Is your license plate frame illegal? That is the question Florida drivers and law enforcement officers have been asking after a new law went into effect on Oct. 1.There was so much confusion, as News 6 has previously reported, that the state had to issue a clarification last week.Florida Statute 320.262 upgrades the penalty to a second-degree misdemeanor for anyone covering or interfering with the visibility of a license plate’s primary features…See the Story

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