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NPR offices in Washington, DC

Ethics shift: NPR will now let journalists take part in partisan activist demonstrations

Political efforts to support "the freedom and dignity of human beings" will now be allowed.

Free Speech

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Jack Denton, former FSU student senate president

Florida State University to pay student nearly $100,000 for anti-Catholic discrimination

Jack Denton was removed as student senate president for online chat remarks labeling pro-transgenderism, pro-abortion, anti-police advocacy "explicitly anti-Catholic."

Politics & Policy

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Tommy Tuberville, Washington, D.C., July 13, 2023

Tuberville warns that "wokeness" is undercutting military, foreign powers sense weakness

"[O]ur recruiting is going to heck, I mean, we can't recruit anybody. And so I think everybody should be very concerned about this," Tuberville warned.

Congress

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Congresswoman-elect Marjorie Taylor Greene

Marjorie Taylor Greene rips Dems for 'incredibly hostile work environment' at 'dangerous' Capitol

Greene has had three security incidents near her office that required Capitol Police investigation, plus numerous death threats.

Religion

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Oregon mother and adoption applicant Jessica Bates

Appeals court blocks gender identity mandates in adoption: pronouns, pride parade, 'hormone shots'

"The situation would be no different if the state had restricted parental speech favoring more 'progressive' views of sexuality and gender identity, while compelling speech" that affirms "traditional" views, Trump-Clinton judges rule.

Health

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Rachel Levine

Biden assistant HHS secretary pick ordered Pa. elderly care homes to accept people with COVID-19

Controversial rule was later blamed for the large death toll the pandemic has wrought in the state's care facilities.

Energy

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Whales

Ignored for too long, offshore wind opponents form a national coalition to amplify their concerns

“There is power in numbers. So putting all of these groups together under the umbrella of an alliance, one hundred percent makes sense,” Mandy Davis, president of the National Offshore-wind Opposition Alliance (NOOA), said.

From the States

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Greg Abbott, Austin, Texas, March 15, 2023

Texas Gov. Abbott signs bill banning private employer COVID-19 vaccine mandates

“It’s long past time to put COVID behind us and restore individual freedom to all Texans,” Abbott said when he signed the bill into law.

TV

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Olympics

Paris Olympics are shiny, thrilling TV success, despite some ugly on- and off-camera moments

NBC is reporting big prime-time viewership on its network and Peacock streaming service – up 79% compared the pandemic-delayed Tokyo Games.

White House

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Civil war? Biden's 'unity agenda' speech can't mask the divided state of his own party

A News Analysis: In his first State of the Union, the president was dissed from both sides of his Democratic Party as moderate Manchin sat with GOP and progressives aired counter programming.

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