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Taliban say failure to recognize government could be a problem for 'the world'
The Taliban say the United States’s failure to recognize their government in Afghanistan could lead to problems “for the world.”Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told reporters Saturday that the Afghan people ha…
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Health professionals are quitting in droves — can we blame them?
These devoted, trained professionals have been stalked, harassed and overworked to the point where many are giving up.
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University of Florida bars three professors from testifying in lawsuit over elections bill
The University of Florida has barred three professors from testifying in a federal lawsuit against the state over a recently enacted elections overhaul bill.
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Northern Virginia-area police bulk up security in face of potential ISIS threat
Police in the Northern Virginia area are bolstering security around Halloween weekend amid a potential threat that could be linked to ISIS, several news outlets reported.Multiple intelligence and law e…
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Infrastructure setback frustrates Democrats nearing victory on social spending package
House Democrats falling short yet again of leadership’s publicly set goal to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill is frustrating members of the party who see it as undermining the actual progress they’ve mad…
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Should we surrender to China now to get it over with?
China is the No. 1 adversary of the United States and a nation consumed with global domination.
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Alabama judge accused of inappropriate comments, behavior to be removed from the bench
An Alabama judge accused of inappropriate behavior and making insensitive comments has been removed from the bench.In a ruling publ…
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Trump looks to block 770 pages of records from Jan. 6 panel: court records
Former President Trump is looking to withhold 770 pages of documents from the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, according to court documents filed by the National Archives.
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Subpoenas are a real worry for lawmakers facing Jan. 6 questions
Lawmakers who may have been involved with the planning of rallies on Jan. 6 are coming under renewed scrutiny over their roles, teeing up questions of whether the committee investigating the attack on the Capitol may take…
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