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China Ends Mandatory COVID-19 Testing for Inbound Travelers Amid Economic Challenges

As China marks its journey towards normalization post-pandemic, the nation has announced that it will discontinue its requirement for incoming travelers to present negative COVID-19 test results.

Biden Regime Introduces Guidance to Expand Voter Registration at Citizenship Ceremonies

The Biden administration rolled out new guidance last week to provide expanded access to voter registration during naturalization ceremonies of new United States citizens.

‘Eco-Friendly’ Paper Straws May Pose Health, Environmental Risks: Study

Supposedly green alternatives might contain chemicals detrimental to both the environment and human health.

Chicago Police Union President Plans to House Migrants at City Hall

Chicago's Fraternal Order of Police President John Catanzara suggested last week moving migrants to City Hall to sleep in lobbies and open hallways.

Capitol Police Promote Jan 6 Officer Who Shot Ashli Babbitt

Among those slated for advancement are Lieutenant Michael Byrd, who is set to become captain, and Officer Caroline Edwards, who will rise to the rank of sergeant.

South Carolina Supreme Court Upholds Six-Week Abortion Ban

The 4-1 majority decision is a notable win for Republicans in the state, following the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade in June 2022.

Judge Rejects Challenge to California Censorship Law

A judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging California’s censorship law over alleged violations of the First and Fourteenth Amendments.

Court Rules in Favor of Michigan Fruit Farmer Who Was Banned From Farmer’s Market After Not Hosting Same-Sex Marriages

Steve Tennes sued East Lansing in 2017 after officials excluded him from the city’s farmers market.

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