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Pearl Harbor Day proves to be a unifying day amid bitter politics
There are only 16 remaining survivors of the attack on Pearl Harbor, 83 years later. The attack killed 2,403 Americans.
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White House press sec Jean-Pierre criticized for wrongly claiming 64% of Americans support pardon
The poll shows that 64% of Democrats supported the pardon, but of the American people, only 34% "strongly" or "somewhat" approved, while 50% of Americans either "strongly" or "somewhat" disapproved.
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House passes legislation to help teach dangers of communism in US schools
The bill gives high school educators access to materials from the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation that help educate students about the dangers of communism and totalitarianism.
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Connecticut appeals court upholds most of Alex Jones $1.3 billion Sandy Hook judgment
The Appeals court said the jury's verdict was not unreasonable due to the mental anguish the family members suffered because of Jones' lies.
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Adam Schiff to resign from the House on Sunday, ahead of Senate's swearing in
New Jersey's Democratic Rep. Andy Kim will also resign from the House on Sunday, and be sworn in on Monday.
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GOP-led COVID subcommittee claims vaccines saved 'millions of lives,' celebrates liability shield
Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic's final report cites two modeling studies for its claim, doesn't identify them as such, and touts manufacturer immunity in section praising Trump for Operation Warp Speed.
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Republican senators request information about unpublished study on puberty blockers for minors
The team leading the study said it opted not to publish the results out of fears that it would be distorted by opponents of transgender care for minors.
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Ahead of Trump deportation plan, Boston City Council advances sanctuary policies
City Council President Ruthzee Louijeune, the first Haitian elected in Boston, introduced the resolution.
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Department of Agriculture orders US raw milk supply to be tested for bird flu
The first round of testing is scheduled for the week of Dec. 16 in California, Colorado, Michigan, Mississippi, Oregon and Pennsylvania.
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Congress, Trump plan law enforcement reform in DC to end politicization and to fight crime
The plans follow campaign promises from President-elect Trump and a congressional probe into U.S. Capitol Police and January 6.
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Federal judge allows Naval academy to continue race-based admission practices
Attorneys for the naval academy argued that a more diverse Naval officer corp makes the U.S. military stronger, more effective, and more widely respected.
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AOC announces bid for top Democrat on House Oversight Committee
The announcement sets up a competition between Ocasio-Cortez and Virginia Democrat Gerry Connolly.