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Supreme Court Declines to Hear Challenge to Censorship Law

The Supreme Court has declined to hear a challenge to a Washington law that prohibits counselors from having discussions that encourage changes to a minor's gender identity.

Masking Children Failed to Show ‘Real World Effectiveness’

A study from the British Medical Journal (BMJ) found that masking children failed to show any "real world effectiveness."

Air Force Studies Cancers for Service Members Who Worked With Nuclear Weapons

The Air Force is conducting a study on the correlation between service members who have worked with nuclear missiles in the past and the high rate of cancer.

Chris Christie Ousted From Maine’s Republican Primary Ballot, Fails to Meet Requirements

Former Republican New Jersey Governor and GOP Presidential candidate Chris Christie has been excluded from Maine's primary ballot for failing to meet election requirements.

Deutsche Bank Testifies in Trump Trial: Net Worth Changes ‘Not Unusual’

A Deutsche Bank AG executive testified in Donald Trump's civil fraud trial, telling a New York judge that clients are able to get a loan after reporting a greater net worth than the lender's estimation.

Irish PM Calls for Law Criminalizing ‘Hate Speech’

Ireland’s Prime Minister Leo Varadkar is calling for legislation criminalizing "hate speech" following anti-immigration riots.

Tucson Sector Border Patrol Suspend Media Activity Amid 15,000 Apprehensions

Border Patrol agents in the Tucson Sector have been redirected to exclusively process illegal immigrants.

New Zealand’s Newly Elected Conservative Prime Minister Vows to Cut Taxes, Reduce Gun Restrictions

New Zealand's incoming Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said under the country's new leadership, its residents will see more conservative policies such as cutting taxes and reducing gun restrictions.

Democratic Senator Questions Legality of Surveillance Program

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

Supreme Court Denies Derek Chauvin Appeal Challenging Prison Sentence

The Supreme Court denied former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin’s appeal of a ruling sentencing him to more than 20 years in prison for the murder of George Floyd.

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