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Supreme Court will review anti-censorship social media laws in Florida and Texas

Supreme Court will review anti-censorship social media laws in Florida and Texas

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Hochul declares state of emergency as flash floods soak New York

Hochul declares state of emergency as flash floods soak New York

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Reporter’s Notebook: Gen. Milley’s retirement and his replacement

Reporter’s Notebook: Gen. Milley’s retirement and his replacement

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Girl Scout cookies become Bidenflation’s latest victims

Girl Scout cookies become Bidenflation’s latest victims

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Fairfax County Board Chairwoman Sharon Bulova, a voting member of the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority, wants to spend most of her county's transportation windfall on the Route 28 Metrorail station rather than highway or road work. (Photo: Examiner file)
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Nationwide doesn’t take the coastal side of I-95; 10,000 policies impacted

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Georgia district attorney says more money is needed for DNA testing

Georgia district attorney says more money is needed for DNA testing

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New York City - October 28, 2017: A homeless man sleeping on a Manhattan sidewalk.

Activist moves human excrement to city hall steps amid homeless debate in Denver

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Washington panel considers outlawing community notification of sex offenders
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Washington panel considers outlawing community notification of sex offenders

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Hispanic Americans living in Colony Ridge refute ‘illegal alien’ narrative
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Hispanic Americans living in Colony Ridge refute ‘illegal alien’ narrative

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In this Aug. 26, 2011 photo, a sign notifies customers that EBT can be used at a store in Sioux Falls, S.D. House and Senate negotiators are set to begin crafting a compromise farm bill, including cuts to the food stamp program. The talks open Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2013, just two days before food stamp recipients will see a separate, unrelated cut in their monthly benefits. (AP Photo/The Argus Leader, Jay Pickthorn)

Expert estimates $25B of fraud annually in federal food stamp program

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