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President Donald Trump bans funding for virus research that some say led to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Order to Dismantle 3 Federal Agencies
The temporary block hands a win to 21 Democratic-led states who filed the lawsuit.
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Under U.S. pressure, the regime banned fentanyl production in 2019, but Chinese companies simply shifted tactics and shipped precursors to Mexico.
South Korea Court Rules to Allow Shen Yun Perform After Theater Caved to CCP Pressure
The Baekryeong Art Center had apologized for the cancellation, saying they weren’t acting on their own volition: ‘The Ministry of Education insisted.’
WeightWatchers Files for Bankruptcy to Cut Down Debt
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House Passes Falun Gong Protection Act to Counter CCP’s Forced Organ Harvesting
‘Sanctioning perpetrators of forced organ harvesting is a moral imperative,’ a co-sponsor of the bill said.
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Orsted Halts Work on Giant UK Wind Farm Citing Rising Costs
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Judge Blocks Department of Education From Canceling COVID-Related School Aid
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Federal Agencies Launch Probe Into Anti-Semitism at University of Washington
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Trump Announces 5 Judicial Nominations for Missouri, DC Courts
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Shen Yun Shares ‘Goodness, Beauty, and Kindness,’ Says French Patron
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First Statewide Ban on Fluoride in Public Water Begins in Utah
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Crackdown on Student Loan Defaulters to Begin With Benefit Seizure, Then Wage Garnishment
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Cardinals Convene for Conclave to Elect New Pope
The Vatican shuts down all mobile phone communication systems within its territory to ensure the security and secrecy of the voting process.
Govs. Hochul, Pritzker and Walz Summoned to DC to Testify on Sanctuary Policies
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JD Vance’s Brother, Cory Bowman, Advances in Cincinnati’s Mayoral Primary
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