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House Committee Advances Modified FISA Reauthorization
An earlier draft of the bill was rejected by 19 Republicans who felt it didn’t go far enough to reform the system and protect civil liberties.
House Committee Advances Modified FISA Reauthorization
An earlier draft of the bill was rejected by 19 Republicans who felt it didn’t go far enough to reform the system and protect civil liberties.
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Biden Admin Finalizes Controversial Rule to Expand Background Checks on Gun Sales
New rule is seen as step toward the Biden administration’s goal of universal background checks.
Faced With Record Deficit, California Legislature Passes Early Action Budget Plan
Gov. Gavin Newsom is under fire for recommending a one-day delay for $1.6 billion in payroll costs to push the expense into the next fiscal year.
Power Failure: Subcommittee Seeks Solution to Decades-Old Nuclear Waste Problem
Subcommittee on Energy, Climate, and Grid Security rehashed the costly problem this week, but did not define any real solutions.
FDA Commissioner: Ivermectin Has ‘No Benefit’ Against COVID-19
Food and Drug Administration recently agreed to retract statements urging people not to use ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment.
Dozens of Planet Fitness Locations Receive Bomb Threats Over Transgender Locker Room Policy
The Planet Fitness location in Fairbanks, Alaska, was the first to receive a bomb threat on March 15.
Wray: China’s Hackers Outnumber FBI 50 to 1
‘To quantify what we are up against: the PRC has a bigger hacking program than every other major nation combined,’ said FBI Director Christopher Wray.
Biden Hosts First Summit With Leaders of Japan, Philippines as China Threat Looms
The president predicted that ‘a great deal of history’ will be written in the coming years.
Americans Increasingly Can’t Afford Credit Card Payments as Delinquencies Hit Record Highs
‘Further performance deterioration could be on the horizon,’ a Fed report warns.
Army Considers Cutting Popular Education Benefits Amid Recruitment Struggles
The Army spends on average over $200 million a year to help soldiers pay college tuition and career training fees.
Former CBS Reporter Says Network Seized Her Confidential Files
Catherine Herridge was let go earlier this year.
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Judge Orders Witness Names to Remain Secret in Trump Classified Docs Case
Judge Cannon also ruled that significant parts of the substantive witness statements to investigators may still be made public.
FBI Director Warns Congress of ‘Diverse’ Threats to US From ‘Myriad Sources’
‘The threat from terrorism is as persistent and complex as ever.’
Wholesale Inflation Jumps to Highest Level in 11 Months
‘Inflation is still a major problem. It will take a long time to fix the mess created by reckless fiscal and monetary policies,’ Mike Pompeo said of the data.
Former Employee of DA Fani Willis Is Giving Republicans Information: Jordan
The Republican House Judiciary provided an update Thursday.
The Colonial Fife: A Melodious Strategy
The rare woodwind instrument, once popular among early colonists, was key to winning America’s Revolutionary War.
The Colonial Fife: A Melodious Strategy
The rare woodwind instrument, once popular among early colonists, was key to winning America’s Revolutionary War.
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Wisdom From a Retired Cowboy Artist
I have lived the life of the sculptures I have made.
Section 3 of 14th Amendment Not Applicable for Ruling Trump out of 2024
I don’t believe that Section 3 of 14th Amendment is self-executive and therefore can not be applied directly by the court.
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Stevia, Artificial Sweeteners Does Not Increase Appetite: Study
Replacing sugar with sweeteners like stevia does not increase a person’s appetite and can even help reduce blood sugar levels, according to a new study.
Stevia, Artificial Sweeteners Does Not Increase Appetite: Study
Replacing sugar with sweeteners like stevia does not increase a person’s appetite and can even help reduce blood sugar levels, according to a new study.
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TV Series: ‘Franklin’ With Michael Douglas Starring
This 8-episode series tells how Ben Franklin got France’s support for our Revolutionary War.
San Francisco’s Victorian Haas-Lilienthal House
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we learn that this well-constructed home survived the earthquake of 1906.
How Vivaldi’s ‘The Four Seasons’ Sprang Back to Life
Now considered a classical masterpiece, Vivaldi’s concerto existed in obscurity until it was revived by a 20th-century violinist.
The Wild West in a South Central State
In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ we see how Judge Issac Parker brought justice to Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Eric Liddell: Athlete and Dedicated Missionary
Endowed with great athletic talent, a Scotsman takes up missionary work.
This Plush, Buttery French Pound Cake Is a Beginner Baker’s Dream
Quatre-quarts, a classic cake from Brittany, is simple and delicious.
Ed Perkins on Travel: Flyer Programs Really Are Getting Worse
Detailed research proves that frequent flyer programs have, on average, lost value over the last five years.
A Denver Botanic Gardens Membership Will Get You in Free to 300 Other Gardens. Is There One Near You?
Participating gardens are across the nation including Hawaii. Some gardens in Canada are included as well.
Ed Perkins on Travel: Flyer Programs Really Are Getting Worse
Detailed research proves that frequent flyer programs have, on average, lost value over the last five years.
