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- Luke 2:14
Judge dismisses lawsuit against Harvard over documentation verifying race-based admissions stopped
The DOJ had accused Harvard of stonewalling efforts to investigate potential racial discrimination and refusing to comply with a federal investigation.
NJ Gov. Sherrill warns port operators not to take Russian diesel or face severe penalties
In her letter, Sherrill warned port operators that they would be in violation of federal law if they allowed vessels from Russia carrying diesel to dock or unload in New Jersey.
Two Chinese nationals sentenced for acting as agents of the People's Republic of China
Prosecutors say that the two men carried out clandestine intelligence activities in the United States that included facilitating secret “dead drop” cash payments in exchange for information related to the national security of the United States.
Trump to cut off $4 billion in foreign aid to Israel by year's end, convert to weapons sales
President Donald Trump said that he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had discussed terminating the funding for years, and the idea originated with Netanyahu.
Gulf allies hosting US bases reportedly concerned about Iranian attacks if combat resumes
The Gulf countries are still repairing damage to energy infrastructure and radar systems that were damaged in the last round of attacks, in addition to coping with economic disruptions.
US launches strikes against Iranian targets in Strait of Hormuz, official says
The strikes targeted Iranians using surface-to-air missiles against the U.S. in the strategic waterway.
NJ Gov. Sherrill warns port operators not to take Russian diesel or face severe penalties
In her letter, Sherrill warned port operators that they would be in violation of federal law if they allowed vessels from Russia carrying diesel to dock or unload in New Jersey.
Two Chinese nationals sentenced for acting as agents of the People's Republic of China
Prosecutors say that the two men carried out clandestine intelligence activities in the United States that included facilitating secret “dead drop” cash payments in exchange for information related to the national security of the United States.
Ballot machines in Westchester County, New York, won't accept paper ballots, officials investigating
The Westchester Board of Elections issued a statement, saying that ballots are secure and would be counted.
Ballot machines in Westchester County, New York, won't accept paper ballots, officials investigating
The Westchester Board of Elections issued a statement, saying that ballots are secure and would be counted.
Trump to cut off $4 billion in foreign aid to Israel by year's end, convert to weapons sales
President Donald Trump said that he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had discussed terminating the funding for years, and the idea originated with Netanyahu.
Gulf allies hosting US bases reportedly concerned about Iranian attacks if combat resumes
The Gulf countries are still repairing damage to energy infrastructure and radar systems that were damaged in the last round of attacks, in addition to coping with economic disruptions.
DOJ charges 63 people, including 4 illegal immigrants, with election-related crimes
The cases were located in 15 states and involve voting by noncitizens in federal elections, false claims of U.S. citizenship to register to vote or to vote, and the fraudulent submission of a voter registration application in another state.
US launches strikes against Iranian targets in Strait of Hormuz, official says
The strikes targeted Iranians using surface-to-air missiles against the U.S. in the strategic waterway.
Jokes on late night shows overwhelmingly target Republican Senate candidates, study finds
According to the analysis, 87% of jokes -- 45 in total -- about Senate candidates were directed at Republicans.
Jokes on late night shows overwhelmingly target Republican Senate candidates, study finds
According to the analysis, 87% of jokes -- 45 in total -- about Senate candidates were directed at Republicans.
Federal court overturns decision in favor of Trump admin's suspected noncitizens' ballots row
Hours after the Ninth Circuit lifted restrictions on the Trump administration's efforts to force states to set aside ballots it alleges are from noncitizens, the full panel vacated the ruling.
Archbishop of New York joins lawsuit by nuns and others against state’s assisted suicide mandate
The lawsuit in question concerns New York state’s assisted suicide mandate that requires healthcare providers to present patients with the option of assisted suicide when giving a terminal diagnosis.
NTSB member says Jet may have broken apart before Palm Beach County crash
Timothy Monville, the investigator in charge, said the crash site spans about half a mile and is scattered across ballfields, businesses and personal residences.
Michigan judge issues final ruling that state clerks must keep election records for 22 months
Judge Michael Riordan determined that rule 168.48 of the Michigan Complied Laws is invalid and that all electronic election records must maintain all its original metadata and the files will be placed on a poll book on a drive for 22 months.