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Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) is questioning the legality of a White House surveillance program that allows law enforcement to access Americans' phone records.

The Satanic Temple launched an After School Satan Club at Lebanon Elementary School in Connecticut.

Wellesley High School in Massachusetts canceled its Spirit Week "USA Day," expressing a desire to "avoid politics."

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against Pfizer, alleging the pharmaceutical giant "knowingly distributed" adulterated drugs to children.

The Texas House of Representatives voted to reject a school choice measure on Friday, passing 84-63, with 21 Republicans voting for the amendment. 

The Washington Free Beacon recently reported that California Governor Gavin Newsom has provided funding to mosques that preach anti-Semitism as well as Islamic advocacy groups with alleged ties to Hamas.

The European Commission announced its plan to address "labor shortages" by allowing migrants to enter Europe more easily.

An 8-week-old infant was reportedly placed on a terrorism watchlist called Quiet Skies.

A Georgia high school football coach has left his position after videos emerged of him baptizing 20 of his players.

The state of California recently launched an initiative called the California Institute for Technology and Democracy (CITED), which aims to combat "threats that artificial intelligence, disinformation, deepfakes, and other emerging technologies pose to our election."