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    US determines Sudanese rebel force committed genocide
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    US determines Sudanese rebel force committed genocide

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    The State Department still needs to combat Chinese and Russian lies
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    Blinken warns Russia intends to share advanced space technology with North Korea
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    State Department documents reveal secret plans to route ‘censorship’ office to new hub
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    State Department documents reveal secret plans to route ‘censorship’ office to new hub

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    January 2, 2025 4:42 pm
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    Innovative, budget-neutral solutions for addressing seniors’ caregiving needs
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    Biden administration doled out millions to give LGBT migrants legal services, job training, and mental health support
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    Biden administration doled out millions to give LGBT migrants legal services, job training, and mental health support

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    US sends top diplomats to Syria to discuss transition
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    US sends top diplomats to Syria to discuss transition

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    Funding for State Department ‘censorship’ office cut from spending bill over GOP backlash
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    Funding for State Department ‘censorship’ office cut from spending bill over GOP backlash

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    Republicans shouldn’t compromise on State Department censorship
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    FILE - Republican U.S. Sen.-elect and Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt delivers a victory speech, Nov. 8, 2022, in Maryland Heights, Mo. On Tuesday, July 4, 2023, a judge prohibited several federal agencies and officials of the Biden administration from working with social media companies about “protected speech.” Schmitt, who was the Missouri attorney general when the lawsuit was filed, said on Twitter that the ruling was “a huge win for the First Amendment and a blow to censorship.” (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson, File)
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    Sen. Eric Schmitt asks Schumer to join fight opposing ‘censorship machine’

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    December 19, 2024 12:04 pm
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