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U.S. national debt nearly $40 trillion as deficits continue to grow
About $32.1 trillion of the debt is held by the public, while roughly $7.7 trillion represents intragovernmental holdings.
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Exclusive: ICE deports illegal migrants convicted of murder, DUI and sexual assault
The department's latest roundup included the deportations of illegal migrants from Chile, Guatemala, India and Mexico.
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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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National Archives nominee fails to clear Senate committee amid Trump-FBI raid fallout
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer will have to discharge Shogan from the committee to move the process forward.
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Amid economic chaos stemming from lockdowns, Fauci's net worth jumped $5 million during pandemic
Doctor has long been highest-paid bureaucrat in Washington.
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You Vote: How concerned are you about government agencies purchasing your phone and internet data?
A growing partnership between third party data brokers and law enforcement agencies is raising alarm bells among lawmakers and civil liberties lawyers.
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FBI misled judge, seized $86 million in cash from private bank vaults, court documents allege
An official testified that the warrant omitted the main part of the FBI's plan: To permanently seize everything inside of boxes that contained at least $5,000 in cash or goods.
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Outsourced censorship: Feds used private entity to target millions of social posts in 2020
Biden administration gave millions in tax dollars to groups after election, records show. Election Integrity Partnership says it had 35% success rate getting tech platforms to label, remove or restrict content.
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Big Brother watching? Government agencies buying cell phone, internet data to track Americans
A growing partnership between third party data brokers and law enforcement agencies is raising alarm bells among civil liberties lawyers.
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Biden's proposed 'gender affirming' treatment mandate undermined by rifts in trans medicine
International group that develops standards backtracked on plans for minimum age for breast removal surgery and gender transition hormones out of fear of malpractice lawsuits, difficulty of getting insurance to cover.
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Ian projected to make second landfall in South Carolina as Category 1 hurricane
The hurricane made landfall near the Florida city of Port Charlotte, on the state's central Gulf Coast.
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CDC says physicians observing increase in 'severe respiratory illness' among children
Emergency visits up relative to earlier years, agency says.
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Dershowitz says law professors today turning out ideologues, not constitutional scholars
Harvard Law Professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz argues U.S. law schools are producing legal activists being taught what to think, not how to think.