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New Chicago Mayor to Use Social Workers to Answer 911 Calls

Chicago mayor-elect Brandon Johnson told CBS Mornings that he plans to reduce crime by sending mental health counselors to 911 calls rather than police.

Pentagon to Give Ukraine Another $500 Million

U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) will be giving Ukraine “critical new security assistance" amounting to $500 million, according to a report.

Chinese-Linked EV Battery Plant Proposal in Michigan Raises Concerns Over CCP Ties and Environmental Impact: Epoch Times Report

Residents in western Michigan are concerned about the proposed construction of a $2.4 billion lithium-ion battery factory due to the Chinese firm Gotion Inc.'s ties to the Chinese Communist Party, as well as environmental impact and the loss of agricultural land.

Florida Board Accuses Disney of Stripping It of Power Overseeing Walt Disney World

The board appointed by Governor Ron DeSantis to oversee Walt Disney World's special taxation district in Florida is considering legal action after accusing the previous Disney-controlled board of passing restrictive covenants that limit their power, while also limiting their use of Disney-related trademarks, and Disney has defended its actions.

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.

Michigan Becomes First State To Repeal ‘Right-To-Work’ Law In Decades

Michigan became the first state in decades to repeal its “right-to-work” law when Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) signed legislation on Friday to rescind it.

Explosion at Texas Chemical Plant

A chemical fire from an explosion at the INEOS Phenol Cumene plant in Pasadena has been extinguished by firefighters, and the cause of the explosion is unknown.

Los Angeles Schools Close for Three Days During Union Strike

The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) is on strike over "unfair practices."

Biden, in First Veto, Rejects Bill That Sought to Block ESG Investing

President Biden on Monday vetoed his first bill — blocking a Republican-led effort to restrict pension funds from making investment decisions based on factors such as climate change.

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