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President Biden Recognizes ‘Transgender Day of Visibility’ Days After Nashville Shooting

President Biden recognized Transgender Day of Visibility on Friday, saying transgender people were "made in the image of God and deserving of dignity, respect, and support."

San Jose Police Officers Association Executive Director Charged With Running Synthetic Fentanyl Operation

Joanne Marian Segovia, Executive Director of the San Jose Police Officers Association, has been arrested after it was discovered she allegedly imported and distributed synthetic opioids.
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The O’Reilly Update, March 31, 2023

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Contract Reveals FBI Paid Thousands for Network Data

The FBI spent over $70,000, according to the contract.

Italy Bans OpenAI’s ChatGPT Chatbot Over Privacy Concerns and Lack of Age Verification

Italy has banned OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot due to privacy concerns and lack of age verification, marking the first instance of a Western country blocking the chatbot, while experts call for a moratorium on advanced AI systems development.

‘Trans Day of Vengeance’ Will Continue at Supreme Court Just Days After Nashville Shooting

An activist group is set to hold a so-called "Trans Day of Vengeance" demonstration at the Supreme Court despite a transgender individual murdering six innocent people in Nashville this week.

Maritime Smoke Buoy Used for Visual Marking Found near Nord Stream 2

The Danish Energy Agency has successfully salvaged an object near the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, which was identified as an empty maritime smoke buoy used for visual marking and does not pose a safety risk.

WHO Cuts Back on COVID-19 Vaccine Guidance

The World Health Organization acknowledged there are "comparatively low public health returns" for some groups receiving the COVID-19 booster.

46% Of Democrats Say DA Prosecuting Trump Would Be ‘Outrageous Abuse of Power’

Democrats appear to be divided when it comes to the rumors of leftist Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg potentially indicting former President Trump, as 46 percent would consider it an “outrageous abuse of power” at the hands of a radical DA, Monday’s Rasmussen Reports survey found.

State Legislation Could Strip Catholic Churches’ Right to Protect Members ‘Sealed Confessions’

Two bills proposed by state elected officials would remove the Catholic Church’s right to the “seal of confession” protecting priests’ right to refuse to provide private information divulged during confessionals, and Catholic advocates warn it could be a slippery slope when it comes to protections for religious freedom.

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