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Elections Democrat election bills move forward in California as clock ticks in Legislature By The Center Square Staff
White House Trump math vs Left’s meltdown: ICE arrests nearly 50K suspected illegals in July despite complaints
Media Canadian Broadcasting Corporation tells staff not to refer to 9/11 as terror attacks in coverage
Federal Agencies Former federal worker pleads guilty to attempting to transmit classified intel to foreign government
Courts & Law Man arrested at Trump golf course in California had first lady's schedule, Secret Service details
Courts & Law Federal judge approves Bank of America's $72 million settlement with alleged Epstein victims
From the States DOJ asked to investigate if Northwestern’s ties to Qatar violate Foreign Agents Registration Act
