Federal Lawmakers Call For Permanent Daylight Savings Time
Some Lawmakers Are Once Again Calling On Their Colleagues To Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent.
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Within Hours Of Appeal, Supreme Court Stays Appellate Ruling On Texas Border Bill
Within Hours Of A Federal Appeals Court Decision Monday Allowing A New Texas Law To Stand That Makes Illegal Entry Into The State From A Foreign Nation A State Crime, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Stayed The Appellate Court’s Decision.
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U.S. Began Adding $1 Trillion In Debt Every Three Months In June
The U.S. Began Adding $1 Trillion Worth Of Debt About Every Three Months Beginning Last June, A Bank Of America Investment Strategist Michael Hartnett First Pointed Out In An Investment Note Published Last Week.
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State Attorneys General Say More Than 85,000 Children Lost At Border
Twenty-Two State Attorneys General Said Monday More Than 85,000 Migrant Children Could Be Lost Based On A Report From The Department Of Health And Human Services.
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America Has Lost 1/3 Of Its Newspapers & 2/3 Of Its Newspaper Journalists
The Decline Of Local News In The United States Is Speeding Up Despite Attention Paid To The Issue, To The Point Where The Nation Has Lost One-Third Of Its Newspapers And Two-Thirds Of Its Newspaper Journalists Since 2005.
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Immigration System Isn’t Broken, Just Ignored, Former Immigration Judge Says
The U.S. Immigration System Isn’t Broken, Laws Established By Congress Are Being Ignored, A Former Immigration Judge Told Members Of Congress.
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New U.S. House Bill Would Give States Standing To Sue Federal Government
A New Bill Has Been Filed To Give State Attorneys General Greater Authority And Legal Standing To Sue The Federal Government When It Fails To Enforce Federal Immigration Law Established By Congress.
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Nearly 243,000 Illegal Border Crossers Reported In January
There Were Nearly 243,000 Illegal Border Crossers Reported In January Nationwide, According To New Data Released By U.S. Customs And Border Protection.
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Mayorkas Is First Sitting Cabinet Member To Be Impeached In U.S. History
In Its 2nd Vote Attempt In Exactly A Week, The U.S. House Impeached Department Of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, Who Became The First Sitting Cabinet Member To Be Impeached In U.S. History. The Resolution To Impeach Was Filed By House Committee On Homeland Security Chairman Mark Green, M.D., R-Tennessee.
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Apprehensions At Southwest Border Highest In U.S. History For 1st Quarter Fiscal 2024
The Number Of Apprehensions Of Illegal Border Crossers Along The Southwest Border In The First Quarter Of Fiscal 2024 Is The Highest In U.S. History. The Total Is Greater Than The Individual Populations Of Three U.S. States.
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