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Here Are All the States That Have Taken Action to Enable Access to COVID-19 Vaccines
Some governors and health officials have issued new orders.
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Philadelphia Rally Celebrates 450 Million Renouncing Chinese Communist Party
State lawmakers praised ‘over 450 million Chinese people who have courageously renounced their affiliations with one of the world’s most brutal regimes.’
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Kraft, Coca-Cola Defeat Lawsuit Over Ultra-Processed Foods
A teenager with diabetes and a liver disease accused the companies of designing addictive products.
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Federal Appeals Court Says Pennsylvania Ballot Date Requirement Violates Constitution
‘We are unable to justify the Commonwealth’s practice of discarding ballots contained in return envelopes with missing or incorrect dates,’ the court said.
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Religious Exception Rule for Obamacare
The rule is arbitrary ‘because the Agencies identified a problem ... and then proposed a solution that is not rationally connected,’ the judge said.
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The 16 Midterm Races That Could Determine Who Controls the Next Congress
Although candidate-filing deadlines in many states are months away, hundreds of House hopefuls have already launched 2026 campaigns.
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FBI Warns of Police Impersonation Scam Targeting Chinese International Students
Scammers posing as Chinese police use tactics similar to Beijing’s transnational repression, making their scam highly effective, according to the FBI.
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A Year After Trump Rally Shooting, Town Still Seeks Healing, Answers
A western Pennsylvania community mobilized around the family of the man who was fatally shot when a gunman opened fire at a Trump rally.
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‘That’s Where Corey Chose to Sit’: Widow of Trump Rally Hero Honors His Life
The family of Corey Comperatore and supporters are paying tribute to him before the one-year anniversary of his death under tragic circumstances.
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Philadelphia Union Reaches Deal With City to End Trash Strike
The strike had gone on for more than a week.
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Supreme Court to Decide Whether New Jersey Transit May Be Sued Outside the State
Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.
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Professor Calls on Americans to ‘Stand With Falun Gong’ Amid CCP’s Persecution
The CCP has weaponized the media and legal systems of the United States to target Falun Gong and Shen Yun, La Salle’s Mark Thomas told a Philadelphia rally.
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Here Are All the States That Have Taken Action to Enable Access to COVID-19 Vaccines
Some governors and health officials have issued new orders.
|
Philadelphia Rally Celebrates 450 Million Renouncing Chinese Communist Party
State lawmakers praised ‘over 450 million Chinese people who have courageously renounced their affiliations with one of the world’s most brutal regimes.’
|
Kraft, Coca-Cola Defeat Lawsuit Over Ultra-Processed Foods
A teenager with diabetes and a liver disease accused the companies of designing addictive products.
|
Federal Appeals Court Says Pennsylvania Ballot Date Requirement Violates Constitution
‘We are unable to justify the Commonwealth’s practice of discarding ballots contained in return envelopes with missing or incorrect dates,’ the court said.
|
Federal Judge Strikes Down Religious Exception Rule for Obamacare
The rule is arbitrary ‘because the Agencies identified a problem ... and then proposed a solution that is not rationally connected,’ the judge said.
|
The 16 Midterm Races That Could Determine Who Controls the Next Congress
Although candidate-filing deadlines in many states are months away, hundreds of House hopefuls have already launched 2026 campaigns.
|
FBI Warns of Police Impersonation Scam Targeting Chinese International Students
Scammers posing as Chinese police use tactics similar to Beijing’s transnational repression, making their scam highly effective, according to the FBI.
|
A Year After Trump Rally Shooting, Town Still Seeks Healing, Answers
A western Pennsylvania community mobilized around the family of the man who was fatally shot when a gunman opened fire at a Trump rally.
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‘That’s Where Corey Chose to Sit’: Widow of Trump Rally Hero Honors His Life
The family of Corey Comperatore and supporters are paying tribute to him before the one-year anniversary of his death under tragic circumstances.
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Philadelphia Union Reaches Deal With City to End Trash Strike
The strike had gone on for more than a week.
|
Supreme Court to Decide Whether New Jersey Transit May Be Sued Outside the State
Top courts in two states disagree on whether a constitutional principle prevents the transit agency from being sued outside its home state.
|
Professor Calls on Americans to ‘Stand With Falun Gong’ Amid CCP’s Persecution
The CCP has weaponized the media and legal systems of the United States to target Falun Gong and Shen Yun, La Salle’s Mark Thomas told a Philadelphia rally.
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