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Crime

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Shooting, Nov. 20, 2022, Colorado Springs, Colo.

Nearly a quarter of mass shooters used illegal firearms, Secret Service report finds

Additionally, most of the perpetrators, 58%, had some form of mental health history, whether it was depression, suicidal thoughts or psychotic issues.

Courts & Law

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NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA - JUNE 04: (L-R) Actors Peter Krause, Angela Bassett, Connie Britton, Oliver Stark, Aisha Hinds, Kenneth Choi and Rockmond Dunbar attend the FYC Event for Fox's "9-1-1" at Saban Media Center on June 4, 2018 in North Hollywood, California.

'Indefensible': Courts finally scrutinize COVID vaccine mandates as religious infringement

Trials set for fired actor, crew on network TV shows. Appeals court halts university policies set nearly three years ago that functionally ban exemptions for everyone but Christian Scientists, Jehovah's Witnesses.

Politics & Policy

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TrumpClaps

Trump touts support of 'hard working' Americans after Biden 'garbage' comment

The president on Tuesday appeared to label Trump's supporters as "garbage" in a call but later insisted he was referring to remarks from comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, who roasted Puerto Rico as a "floating island of garbage" at Trump's rally in Madison Square Garden.

Elections

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Pro-life activist Mark Houck (right)

Pro-life activist prosecuted by Biden administration announces run for Congress

Houck will be challenging Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick in the Republican primary for Pennsylvania’s 1st Congressional District.

Religion

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"Pride Puppy" by Robin Stevenson

Wealthy Washington D.C. suburb's no-exception LGBTQ curriculum faces headwinds at Supreme Court

Major religious groups, half the states and top legal scholars of religious liberty unite against Maryland's Montgomery County Public Schools, which refuses to notify parents when "Pride storybooks" are taught or let young kids opt out.

Education

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Palestine protest, Columbia, New York City, Nov. 15, 2023

Bipartisan legislation expected to be introduced to create 'antisemitism monitors' for universities

Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., has spoken out against the legislation, arguing that it is unconstitutional. 

From the States

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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds (R)

Reynolds weighs in on Satanic display in Iowa Capitol

State officials approved the display.

Education

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Liz Magill

Penn loses $100M donation after school president's Hill testimony on campus antisemitism

“I love Penn and it is important to me, but our firm’s principles are more important," founder and CEO of Stone Ridge Asset Management Ross Stevens wrote in a statement.

Religion

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Catholic in prayer with Rosary

Arizona bill would force clergy to violate seal of confession

Under the legislation, priests and pastors would be forced to report child abuse if they have a reasonable suspicion “to believe that the abuse is ongoing, will continue or may be a threat to other minors.”

Congress

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Rep. Bowman

New York Rep. Bowman accused of making false statements regarding Israeli checkpoints

"Myself, as a sitting member of Congress, could not walk through certain checkpoints in the West Bank because I wasn’t Jewish," Bowman said in an interview.

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