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Jul 27 2023
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What We Know About UFOs After the Congressional Hearing
immy Carter waited four years before he at last went public with the news that he’d seen a UFO. It was in 1969, when Carter was a private citizen—between his service as a Georgia state senator and the governor of the state—that he saw a mysteriously luminous object hanging in the sky one night after attending a Lion’s Club meeting. Carter kept the sighting to himself, deciding only in 1973 to
Time MagazineAug 23 2023
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Judge to Decide If Texas Can Keep Water Barrier to Deter Illegal Immigrants
A federal judge will decide whether Texas can keep the marine barrier it placed on the U.S.–Mexico border to deter illegal immigrants from crossing the Rio Grande River. U.S. District Judge Davis Ezra on Tuesday heard arguments in a lawsuit brought against the state of Texas by the Department of Justice over the large buoys that were installed in the river in mid-July. (pdf) The DOJ argues the
NTDSep 12 2012
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Attack on US Consulate
New York Times (News) CNN (Online News) Fox News (Online News)Aug 25 2023
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Maui government files lawsuit against Hawaiian Electric, utility company accused of compromising Lahaina wildfire evidence
Maui County launched a lawsuit against Hawaiian Electric Company and its subsidiaries on Thursday, accusing the utility company of negligence that led to the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century. In the lawsuit, Maui County officials accused the Hawaiian Electric Company of acting "negligently by failing to power down their electrical equipment despite a National Weather Service Red
The BlazeMay 22 2023
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‘The Truth of My Life Disproves Their Lies’: GOP Sen. Tim Scott Launches Presidential Campaign in North Charleston
NORTH CHARLESTON, South Carolina — Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) formally launched his 2024 presidential campaign at Charleston Southern University at an event with thousands of supporters. Scott brought his mother on stage with him as he announced his campaign, calling her his “favorite American” as he told his story of rising from poverty into the U.S. Senate. “Mom, I love you,” Scott told her on
Breitbart NewsMay 03 2017
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Should US exit the Paris climate deal? Some fossil-fuel firms say no.
As a candidate, Donald Trump pledged to 'cancel' the US role in a global agreement to reduce carbon emissions. But an influential group – business – isn't climbing on board.
Christian Science MonitorAug 08 2023
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Trump grand jury meets again as election probe continues
Special Counsel Jack Smith arrives to speak to the press at the US Department of Justice in Washington, DC, on June 9, 2023, announcing the unsealing of the indictment against former US President Donald Trump. The federal grand jury in Washington, D.C., that last week indicted former President Donald Trump is meeting again Tuesday, a strong sign that special counsel Jack Smith’s criminal
Todays ChronicAug 08 2023
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D.C. grand jury that indicted Trump meets Tuesday as election probe continues
Special Counsel Jack Smith arrives to speak to the press at the US Department of Justice in Washington, DC, on June 9, 2023, announcing the unsealing of the indictment against former US President Donald Trump. The federal grand jury in Washington, D.C., that last week indicted former President Donald Trump is meeting again Tuesday, a strong sign that special counsel Jack Smith's criminal
CNBCJun 03 2014
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Obama proposes $1 billion fund to increase U.S. military presence in Eastern Europe
President Barack Obama proposed a new 1 billion fund Tuesday to bolster European security part of his latest attempt to reassure nervous allies that the U.S. would act if what it calls Russia's aggression in Ukraine spreads to other parts of the region.
Wall Street Journal (News)Aug 24 2023
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FEMA sending trailers for flood-displaced Vermont households
The Federal Emergency Management Agency said temporary trailers for Vermonters displaced by the recent floods will begin arriving next week. Will Roy, director of FEMA operations in Vermont, said the number of trailers shipped to the state will depend on conversations with 200 or so families whose homes and apartments suffered severe flood damage. “And so they’re telling us whether they want
Vermont Public