Sen. Ron Johnson: Report on tax dollar use for vacation travel 'a fully coordinated attack'
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Peacock Network and NFL host Rich Eisen on Thursday ended his show with a plea to lawmakers to “do something” after the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, on Tuesday. “Please, for God’s sake, do something,” Eisen said, responding to the killings of 19 elementary school children and two of their teachers, allegedly by an 18-year-old in possession of multiple semi-automatic rifles.
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Our digital age allows peering corporate ears and eyes into our homes, conversations and everyday interactions. This fact has inspired lawmakers and consumer advocates to call for comprehensive privacy reform to limit a few tech companies’ influence into our daily decisions. Lawmakers also want to ensure Big Tech doesn’t abuse their consumers’ trust by misusing our personal information. Traditionally, Big Tech companies have hostilely fought against almost all privacy legislation. Their lobbying efforts have been very effective as there have been no meaningful change to our laws to protect
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Just over two years after the police killing of George Floyd, the vast majority of Americans say they support changes to policing. In a Gallup poll conducted from April 24 to May 17, 50 percent of respondents said they support “major changes” to policing, while 39 percent said they support “minor changes.” Similar proportions of most racial groups say they support some leve
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