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New Jersey Declares State of Emergency as Region Braces for Nor'easter
High winds and flooding are expected for the region.
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Washington State Blocks Law Requiring Priests to Break Confession; Honors Confidentiality
The stipulated order states that Washington’s statute ‘infringes Plaintiffs’ free exercise of religion.’
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Supreme Court Won’t Hear Project Veritas Challenge to State Law Blocking Secret Recording
A federal appeals court rejected the claim that an Oregon law violates the First Amendment.
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5 Hospitalized After Helicopter Crash at California’s Huntington Beach
A helicopter crashed near a beach parking lot in Huntington Beach on Saturday afternoon.
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Appeals Court Says National Guard Can Be Federalized but Not Deployed in Illinois
A federal district court granted the state of Illinois a temporary restraining order on Oct. 10, halting a National Guard deployment in Chicago.
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White Powder Sent to Epoch Times Amid Escalating Intimidation Campaign
Envelope received as Chinese threat actors escalate a targeted campaign of impersonation, violent threats.
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16 Killed, No Survivors in Blast at Tennessee Explosives Factory, Sheriff Says
Humphreys County Sheriff Chris Davis said authorities have notified the families of 16 people who were presumed killed in an Oct. 10 blast.
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Measles Outbreak in South Carolina Forces Quarantine of 153 Children
None of the 11 people infected in South Carolina had been vaccinated for the disease, according to the state health department.
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Key Takeaways From Virginia Gubernatorial Election Debate
Abigail Spanberger and Winsome Earle-Sears had significant exchanges on the government shutdown, transgender issues, and abortion.
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Newsom Signs Bill to Automatically Admit California Students to State Universities
The legislation aims to boost enrollment at the 23-campus Cal State system by allowing students with good grades to skip the application process.
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Newsom Signs Bills to Ban Cat Declawing, Regulate Puppy Mills
Four bills related to the health and safety of pets were signed by the California governor this week.
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Former Wallkill Councilman David Furlin Runs for Town Justice
A major change Furlin wants to bring to the courtroom is having night courts.
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3 Arrested at Chicago-Area ICE Facility
Democratic Sens. Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth also sought to access Broadview’s ICE processing center on Friday.
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Whole Foods Store Reopens After 5-Month Closure to Handle Vermin, Sparking Debate Over California’s Rodenticide Ban
Early this year, California became the state with the strongest regulations in the country over rodenticide.
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New Jersey Declares State of Emergency as Region Braces for Nor'easter
High winds and flooding are expected for the region.
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Washington State Blocks Law Requiring Priests to Break Confession; Honors Confidentiality
The stipulated order states that Washington’s statute ‘infringes Plaintiffs’ free exercise of religion.’
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Supreme Court Won’t Hear Project Veritas Challenge to State Law Blocking Secret Recording
A federal appeals court rejected the claim that an Oregon law violates the First Amendment.
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5 Hospitalized After Helicopter Crash at California’s Huntington Beach
A helicopter crashed near a beach parking lot in Huntington Beach on Saturday afternoon.
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Appeals Court Says National Guard Can Be Federalized but Not Deployed in Illinois
A federal district court granted the state of Illinois a temporary restraining order on Oct. 10, halting a National Guard deployment in Chicago.
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White Powder Sent to Epoch Times Amid Escalating Intimidation Campaign
Envelope received as Chinese threat actors escalate a targeted campaign of impersonation, violent threats.
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16 Killed, No Survivors in Blast at Tennessee Explosives Factory, Sheriff Says
Humphreys County Sheriff Chris Davis said authorities have notified the families of 16 people who were presumed killed in an Oct. 10 blast.
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Measles Outbreak in South Carolina Forces Quarantine of 153 Children
None of the 11 people infected in South Carolina had been vaccinated for the disease, according to the state health department.
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Key Takeaways From Virginia Gubernatorial Election Debate
Abigail Spanberger and Winsome Earle-Sears had significant exchanges on the government shutdown, transgender issues, and abortion.
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Newsom Signs Bill to Automatically Admit California Students to State Universities
The legislation aims to boost enrollment at the 23-campus Cal State system by allowing students with good grades to skip the application process.
|
Newsom Signs Bills to Ban Cat Declawing, Regulate Puppy Mills
Four bills related to the health and safety of pets were signed by the California governor this week.
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Former Wallkill Councilman David Furlin Runs for Town Justice
A major change Furlin wants to bring to the courtroom is having night courts.
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3 Arrested at Chicago-Area ICE Facility
Democratic Sens. Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth also sought to access Broadview’s ICE processing center on Friday.
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Whole Foods Store Reopens After 5-Month Closure to Handle Vermin, Sparking Debate Over California’s Rodenticide Ban
Early this year, California became the state with the strongest regulations in the country over rodenticide.
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