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DeSantis eyes $5,000 bonus for unvaccinated police to relocate to Florida
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) said Sunday that he is looking to enact legislation that will provide a $5,000 bonus to police officers to relocate to Florida, where they can avoid vaccine mandates. …
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Qatar frustrated with US slow-walking request to buy drones: report
Qatar is voicing their frustration toward the Biden administration for allegedly slow-walking a request to buy advanced drones from the U.S.,…
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Six big off-year elections you might be missing
A pitched battle between former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D) and businessman Glenn Youngkin (R) promises to steal the headlines in November’s off-year elections, while a less competitive race between New Jersey Gov….
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Trial of Charlottesville 'Unite the Right' rally organizers set to start
A civil trial will begin on Monday to determine whether the 2017 Unite the Righ…
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California faces flash flood watches amid 'Bomb Cyclone' and 'Atmospheric River'
A “bomb cyclone” and an “atmospheric river” brought more than half a foot of rain when they slammed California’s Bay Area on Sunday.The region also received warnings of high winds, flash floods and heavy snow in th…
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Facebook whistleblower: shareholders would oust Zuckerberg if they could
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen told the Observer in an interview p…
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Georgia man used COVID-19 relief loan to purchase $57,000 Pokemon card
Federal prosecutors said a Georgia man used a COVID-19 relief loan to purchase a Pokemon card worth more than $57,000, …
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Twitter suspends GOP Rep. Banks for misgendering trans health official
Rep. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) said Saturday that his official Twitter account had been suspended over a post he made about Department of Health and Human Services assistant secretary for health Rachel Levine,…
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Top Florida health official asked to leave meeting with lawmaker for refusing to wear mask
A top health official in Florida was asked to leave a meeting with a state senator after refusing to wear a mask after the lawmaker asked him to do so due to having a serious medical condition.According to …
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