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Riya Sharma

Kids are the property of their parents- Legislator from California disputes civil rights inquiry

The Chino Valley Unified School District board decided to adopt a practice of outing trans kids to their parents. Assemblyman Bill Essayli, a Republican from Riverside, criticized California Attorney General Rob Bonta to offer an authorized explanation for his Department of Justice civil rights investigation through the board’s decision. As The Bee earlier reported, the Southern California…

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After a large struggle on a riverside wharf in Alabama, Montgomery cops issued warrants

Officials issued several arrest warrants after surveillance video captured a violent battle erupting on a well-liked riverfront wharf in Montgomery, Alabama, on Saturday when an individual was repeatedly hit and shoved to the ground. Footage of the scene shows a Black man interacting with a group of White males on the dock before they become physical…

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Judge in the Trump’s secret documents case concerns the utilization of an out-of-district grand jury in the investigation

The utilization of an out-of-district grand jury by special counsel Jack Smith to carry out his investigation is being questioned by the judge presiding over the case involving secret papers involving former president Donald Trump. Even though Trump was previously accused on charges by a different grand jury impaneled in Florida, U.S. District Judge Aileen…

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Twenty years later, a Texas babysitter’s murder conviction in connection with a toddler’s strangling death was overturned

Twenty years after being charged with murder in the toddler’s strangling death, a Texas babysitter had the allegations against her dropped. According to Travis County District Attorney José Garza, Rosa Jimenez received a 99-year jail term after being found guilty in 2005 in the 2003 murder of a 21-month-old baby who suffocated on a bundle…

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Congress’s intense dispute over SNAP Benefits in the agricultural bill and how it impacts you

The huge social security system is still a topic of policy debate, even after House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Joe Biden were successful in reaching a debt ceiling agreement that included stronger job requirements for SNAP users. McCarthy remarked at a news conference following the House’s approval of the debt ceiling agreement, “Let’s get…

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Russian and Chinese ships cruised ” close to Alaska,” according to US officials, but they weren’t “a threat”

Despite operating “close to Alaska” the previous week, a Russian and Chinese naval formation “was not seen as a threat,” according to U.S. Northern Command’s statement on Sunday. According to a NORTHCOM announcement to ABC News, “Air and maritime resources beneath our commands performed missions to ensure the security of the United States and Canada,”…

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Authorities report 3 deaths as a result of firefighting helicopter collisions in Southern California

Officials reported late Sunday night that 3 persons had died after 2 helicopters crashed while battling a fire in Cabazon, Southern California. “The initial chopper made it to a neighboring safe landing. Sadly, the 2nd helicopter crashed, killing all three crew members horribly, according to CalFire Southern Region Chief David Fulcher. According to Fulcher, the victims were…

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