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Congress to face mounting pressure to act on future of D.C.

By law, President Donald Trump can only declare a state of emergency in the district for 30 days without congressional authorization. If he hopes to continue with the deployment of the National Guard, Congress will need to act fast – by Sept. 11. Congress ultimately retains legislative authority over the district.

Free Speech

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Free speech on 2024 ballot because entrenched disinformation policing infrastructure, analyst says

The warning comes as the censorship industry has found itself on the defensive recently after scrutiny ramped up efforts to police nebulously-defined mis- and disinformation online.

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Biden's cabinet picks are mostly centrist, but can they prevail in clashes with progressives?

"The Biden cabinet is filled with moderates who will do their best to preserve the status quo from the howling leftists outside," said former Bill Clinton political guru Dick Morris.

Politics & Policy

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Boston takes down statue of Lincoln freeing a slave

The statue is a replica of the Emancipation Memorial — which was paid for by freed slaves

From the States

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Michigan project with $1.14B in taxpayer backing must adhere to Chinese communist rules

Gotion says the taxpayer investment will yield 2,350 jobs in Big Rapids.

Europe

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Amid riots, UK's new, center-left PM gets early test over his country's illegal migration issues

One news outlet describes the riots and Prime Minister Keir Starmer's predicament as the "summer from hell"

Courts & Law

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Law firms exploiting illegal immigrants to file personal injury lawsuits, expert says

The problem is particularly prevalent in New York because of its expansive personal injury protection laws, and a jury pool that awards sizeable damages. Many of the lawsuits do not bear close scrutiny, but are still expensive to defend.

Europe

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Antifa

Antifa’s origin story traced to Communist Stalinist group that aided Nazi rise to power

The U.S.-based Antifa movement has embraced the label and symbols of Germany's "Antifaschistische Aktion" — a Communist group whose actions enabled the Nazis to take power.

From the States

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Anti-CRT protests in Loudoun County, Va., June 2021

Lawmakers: COVID relief funds paid for ‘equity warriors,’ CRT lessons in public schools

Probe comes amid new data showing that during the pandemic national test scores declined the most in decades.

Politics & Policy

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Another day, another October surprise

In an election season that has already seen two assassination attempts on one major party candidate and the drop-out of the incumbent commander-in-chief after the primary, one could be forgiven for thinking that there exists little room for more genuinely shocking events that might alter the dynamics of the race.

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