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Trump administration terminates nonprofit’s control over DC golf courses in possible takeover bid — Alex Wong/Getty Images via Getty Images

Donald Trump · United States

Trump administration terminates nonprofit’s control over DC golf courses in possible takeover bid

65% Center coverage: 73 sources

Debris Hit Nigerian Hotel, Wounded Staff, After US Strikes: Owner

International · Nigeria

Debris Hit Nigerian Hotel, Wounded Staff, After US Strikes: Owner

60% Center coverage: 15 sources

A Nigerian hotel owner said Monday three of his staff were hospitalised after munitions debris fell on his hotel following the US strikes targeting militants in the country's northwest.See the Story

USPS Postmark Change Raises New Risks for Voters and Patients

US Postal Service · United States

USPS Postmark Change Raises New Risks for Voters and Patients

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

USPS has changed its guidance on postmarks, now reflecting the date the mail is first processed at an automated sorting facility, which can occur days after the item is mailed, potentially causing serious consequences for millions of Americans who rely on postmarks to meet legal deadlines. The post USPS Postmark Change Raises New Risks for Voters and Patients appeared first on The Washington Informer.See the Story

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