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Jul 03 2018
Headline Roundup
Judge Rules Asylum Seekers Must Receive Individual Parole Hearings, Orders DHS to Stop Blanket Detentions
A federal judge ruled on Monday that the Department of Homeland Security has violated its own policy by issuing blanket detentions for asylum-seekers, ordering the department to decide each status in an individual parole hearing.
USA TODAY Fox News (Online News) Washington PostApr 24 2014
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Senate probe: Ex-DHS watchdog altered reports as favor to senior officials
The official tasked with keeping watch over the Department of Homeland Security was instead watching out for senior officials he considered his "friends," according to a Senate probe.
A subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs released a scathing report on Thursday that effectively confirmed many of the ethical allegations that have trailed
Fox News (Online News)Feb 03 2014
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U.S. report on Keystone indicates little climate impact
A long-awaited State Department environmental report on the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline indicates what the oil industry and its backers have been saying -- it won't have a big impact on carbon emissions that cause climate change. The report released Friday appears to give the Obama administration the cover it needs to approve the politically charged project, but not until May at the
CNN (Online News)Feb 01 2014
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Fellow Democrats press Obama to approve Keystone, following environmental report
President Obama is facing increasing pressure from Senate Democrats to approve the Keystone XL Pipeline, following the release Friday of a State Department report that raised no major environmental concerns.
“Today's Environmental Impact Statement confirms what Alaskans already know -- there are ways to safely and responsibly diversify our domestic energy supply,” said Sen. Mark Begich
Fox News (Online News)Sep 08 2014
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Reports of respiratory virus hit several states
Officials in several states, including Missouri, are reporting cases of respiratory illness, some severe enough to send kids to hospitals.
In Kansas City, Mo., more than 300 cases of respiratory illnesses were reported last month, according to the state Department of Health & Senior Services. About 15% of the illnesses resulted in children being placed in an intensive care unit,
USA TODAYAug 08 2013
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U.S. response to still murky terror threat scrutinized
First came the closing of U.S. embassies and consulates throughout the Middle East and North Africa this week, along with a worldwide travel alert warning of a possible al Qaeda attack in the region. In addition, Americans were told to leave Yemen, the epicenter of al Qaeda militancy in the Middle East, and the State Department pulled out non-emergency embassy personnel on military aircraft
CNN (Online News)Nov 21 2015
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Texas troopers to ask drivers their race following investigation
Texas state troopers have begun asking motorists their race and ethnicity after it was discovered that drivers — mostly Hispanics — were often misidentified during traffic stops because of flaws in an automated system meant to guard against racial profiling.
Department of Public Safety Director Steve McCraw told a state House committee that the change took effect Wednesday in an attempt
USA TODAYNov 19 2022
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William Barr Believes DOJ Has Enough Evidence to Indict Trump
In an interview on PBS Friday, former Attorney General William Barr, once a Trump ally, spoke candidly about Trump’s time in office and stated he believed the Department of Justice had enough evidence to indict Trump on charges related to the documents seized by FBI agents at Mar-a-Lago in August.
Key Quotes: On the DOJ Investigation, Barr stated, “if the Department of Justice can show
HuffPost Axios New York Post (News)May 02 2016
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Seattle May Day Violence: 5 Police Injured in Clashes, 9 Arrested
At least nine protesters were arrested and five police officers injured during May Day clashes in Seattle where flares, bricks and Molotov cocktails were thrown, authorities said.
The anti-capitalist disorder followed a peaceful march earlier in the day by advocates for workers and immigrants — one of several nationwide events Sunday calling for better wages for workers and work permits
NBC News (Online)Sep 02 2014
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Email reveals Lois Lerner ignored political expenditures by unions
The official at the center of the Internal Revenue Service tea party scandal once dismissed complaints that labor unions were not reporting millions of dollars in political activities on their tax forms, according to an email obtained by The Daily Caller News Foundation.
In 2007, Lerner responded directly to a complaint that some major labor unions reported completely different amounts
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