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GSA to crack down on Chinese products slipping into America-made only supply chain
The federal program is designed to create jobs for people who are blind or have other severe disabilities by harnessing the potential of citizens and providing agencies with critical goods and services through meaningful career paths.
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South Carolina judge grants Alex Murdaugh change of venue for murder retrial
South Carolina Circuit Court Judge Debra McCaslin ruled that the retrial could take place outside of Colleton County, stating that she does not believe Murdaugh "can get a fair and impartial trial” at the current location.
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Navy announces USS Abraham Lincoln will return home 'soon' from months-long mission
The aircraft carrier, carrying around 5,000 sailors and Marines, was deployed in the Pacific and South China Sea last November but has been supporting U.S. military operations more recently in the Middle East.
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Rand Paul claims Trump's DOJ 'still' hasn’t acted on his criminal referral of Fauci
Paul initially sent the referrals to former Attorney General Merrick Garland, accusing Fauci of lying to Congress about gain-of-function research funding for the COVID-19 virus. He reissued the referrals to Attorney General Pam Bondi in July.
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Somali Suitcase Stash: Feds say $130 million moved from Ohio airport to Minnesota on way overseas
Officials told Just the News that Transportation Security Administration agents tracked and flagged about $136 million in bulk cash in outbound luggage at the passenger checkpoints at John Glenn Columbus International Airport since November 2023. This follows reports that millions of dollars were discovered leaving Minnesota airports.
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Pirro claims Powell probe would not 'have happened' if Fed responded to outreach
Powell revealed the investigation over the weekend, stating that the Justice Department delivered grand jury subpoenas to the Fed late last week regarding his testimony before the Senate Banking Committee last June.
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You Vote: With SCOTUS hearing case to keep trans athletes out of female sports, how will they rule?
While several conservative justices on the nine-member court appeared skeptical of arguments that bans broadly discriminate on the basis of sex and gender identity, the liberal justices suggested the athletes could still narrowly challenge their individual circumstances.
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First J6 Judiciary subcommittee hearing to probe pipe bomb security failures, missing National Guard
Subcommittee chairman says National Guard stationed near the Republican National Committee were recalled from their positions, within a block from where a pipe bomb was planted, because of optics.
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Trump says he will stop federal payments to sanctuary cities next month over immigration policies
Trump made the declaration during a speech at the Detroit Economic Club, where he also claimed that the United States is at the beginning of an economic boom under his administration.
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Six prosecutors in Minnesota resign amid DOJ push to investigate widow of woman killed by ICE
Joseph Thompson, who was second in command at the U.S. attorney’s office in Minnesota, was among those who quit over the Justice Department's push.
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Supreme Court appears to favor states' arguments for transgender athlete bans in female sports
“There’s a harm there, and I think we can’t sweep that aside,” Justice Brett Kavanaugh said
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DOJ defends Halligan's US prosecutor status after Comey, James cases dismissed
"A contested legal position does not become a factual misrepresentation simply because one district judge has rejected it," the DOJ said
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Florida GOP Rep Neal Dunn to retire from Congress
"This will conclude my service after five meaningful terms representing the people of Florida’s Second Congressional District," Rep. Neal Dunn said