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Republican lawmakers vow to withhold government spending until the border is protected

At a press conference organized by Representative Matt Rosendale, R-Mich., on Wednesday afternoon, Republican lawmakers threatened to withhold government funding in return for increased border security. Legislators from both parties started negotiations with White House representatives in December, but they were unable to come to an agreement. “What you’re about to begin observing is the…

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Owners of iPhones and Android devices are advised to verify their “passkey list” immediately to protect themselves from financially disastrous attacks

You might wish to switch between your Android and iPhone as fast as possible to avoid becoming victim to a malicious cyberattack. Even with a strong password, they can still be deadly. That’s the official word from security specialists, who are pushing users to try passkeys, a novel alternative. What makes passwords so inaccurate? People…

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Concern is raised by the Philadelphia measles epidemic as vaccination rates decline

In a Monday report on the epidemic, the city’s health department stated that 8 people in Philadelphia have been confirmed to have caught the disease. Due to the high contagiousness of measles, medical personnel in Philadelphia are “operating to identify every person who might have been revealed, inspecting their vaccine status, alerting them that maybe…

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This year, Social Security benefits will increase by 3.2%; here’s when to expect them and what amount you’ll receive

This month as well as in January, 66 million Americans will get higher Social Security benefits. Social Security benefits will be adjusted for inflation by a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) of 3.2 percent. From $1,848 this year to $1,907 this year, that is the average monthly income for a former worker in 2024, as stated in…

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A Texas lawyer will defend Trump in the Supreme Court’s case about voting access

In the case of ballot access to the US Supreme Court, former President Donald J. Trump is being represented by the former Texas solicitor general and creator of the state’s pro-life Heartbeat Act. The Colorado Supreme Court’s ruling to refuse Trump ballot access on the grounds of his “disqualification” from office for “engaging in insurrection”—a…

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Even inactive federal courts have authority. Protesters entering the Capitol on January 6 may be found guilty

A federal appeals court ruled that defendants who were unlawfully staying at the Capitol throughout the disturbance on January 6 might still be found guilty even if they were only watching. Since these definitions “are unclear but moments has provided them solid contours in 2 essential ways here,” the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled…

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