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US & Canada · Washingtonresident Joe Biden is pardoning thousands of Americans convicted of “simple possession” of marijuana, as his administration takes a dramatic step toward decriminalizing the drug and addressing charging practices that disproportionately impact people of color.See the Story
Biden to pardon all prior federal offenses of simple marijuana possession
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Taxes · WashingtonThe federal agents investigating Hunter Biden believe that they have unearthed enough evidence to charge President Joe Biden’s son with crimes related to tax fraud and lying during his purchase of a hand gun, according to the Washington Post.See the Story
FBI agents believe there is enough evidence to charge Hunter Biden: Report
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Donald Trump · FloridaNebraska Republican Sen. Ben Sasse is reportedly expected to resign to take a job with the University of Florida. The university issued a statement naming Sasse as their recommendation for sole finalist for its president.Politico reported the news Thursday afternoon, citing two people familiar with the Nebraska Republican's plans.See the Story
Sasse to retire from Senate, become University of Florida president
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US & Canada · WashingtonAt least 66 clinics in 15 states have stopped providing abortions since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. The number of clinics providing abortions in the 15 states dropped from 79 before the June 24 decision to 13 as of Oct. 2. All 13 of the remaining clinics are in Georgia. Texas and Louisiana had the most closures, the study found. Nearly 30% of all US women of reproductive age live in states where abortion is unavailable or is severely restricted. States where abortions are still legal have seen large influxes of people who are traveling to get the procedure.See the Story
Over 60 clinics in 15 U.S. states ceased abortion care post-Roe
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US & Canada · TennesseeThe DOJ has reportedly charged 11 pro-life advocates with federal charges related to a 2021 protest at a Tennessee abortion clinic.See the Story
DOJ Charges 11 Pro-Life Activists for 2021 Sit-In at Abortion Clinic — FBI Descends on Defendant's Home ‘with Guns Drawn'
82% Right coverage: 17 sources
Politics · New YorkNew York Times reporter Stuart Thompson attacked a “election denier” claim about a Michigan firm and was forced to backtrack on it after the head was arrested on Tuesday.See the Story
CEO arrested just 1 day after NYT profiled his firm as the victim of an ‘election denier’ ‘conspiracy theory’
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US & Canada · NebraskaThe UF presidential search committee recommended Dr. Ben Sasse as the sole finalist. Sasse is a Republican in his second term in the U.S. Senate. He is expected to visit UF on Monday to meet with students and faculty. If approved, Sasse would become UF's 13th president.See the Story
Nebraska senator Ben Sasse could become UF’s next president
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Abortion · WashingtonVice President Kamala Harris says Americans don't need to "abandon" their religious beliefs in order to believe that abortion should be a personal choice absent from government restrictions.See the Story
Harris: ‘One does not have to abandon their faith’ to support abortion
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PoliticsCleveland Right to Life and all other pro-life organizations in the state will be laser-focused on the November elections. We are particularly stressing the importance of the Ohio Supreme Court races to our members, as the current challenge to the heartbeat law will almost certainly be headed there.See the Story
The State Courts Can’t Keep Ohio Pro-Lifers Down
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PoliticsThe reality of the nation’s fiscal condition discredits Biden’s deficit-reduction boast. Deficits are trillions of dollars larger due to enacted legislation and executive actions of the Biden administration.See the Story
An Administration of Deficit Hawks? Not So Much
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CrimeDemocrats have been pursuing a utopian fantasy about criminal-justice reform. The cost of these delusions is paid for by poorer communities, who have to put up with more drugs, more burglaries, and more murders.See the Story
Of Course Republicans Should Run against Crime
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