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July 5: 211th Anniversary of Venezuela's Independence Day
Venezuela was one of the first Ibero-American territories to declare its independence
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United Nations agency suspends six teachers for calling to murder Jews
UN Watch has discovered more than 120 UN agency employees with a history of praising Hitler, glorifying terrorism, and spreading antisemitism
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AAA: Fourth of July weekend chaos erupting amidst gas price spikes, labor shortages and flight cancellations
Inflation, rising cost of gasoline, and labor shortages are creating chaos at airports around the world this summer. More often than not, passengers are seeing high prices, delays, and cancelations in their trip plans. Data forecast experts say this Fourth of July weekend will be no different.
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'F*** Clarence Thomas!' Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot, Samuel Jackson, celebs lash out at justice over Roe
Mayor Lori Lightfoot yelled expletives about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas at a Chicago Pride parade on Sunday about his vote to overturn Roe v. Wade, which were celebrated loudly by the crowd
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Pregnancy centers in Colorado, Virginia vandalized after Roe ruling
At least two pro-life pregnancy centers were hit by anti-abortion attacks following the Supreme Court's recent Dobbs decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, which previously established abortion as a federally protected constitutional right
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LA Times columnist asks if California is 'ready' for more legal black gun owners after Supreme Court ruling
The author implied the NRA and GOP politicians are racist
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Ukraine's grain blockage is leaving millions hungry and looking for other options
Before the war broke out between Russia and Ukraine on February 24, Ukraine supplied 11% of the world’s grains
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Supreme Court gives a win to religious freedom, sides with coach who prayed on high school football field
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District Monday that a Washington state school district violated a high school football coach’s First Amendment rights of a when he was fired for praying at the 50-yard line after school football games, according to news reports
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Former USA Today editor, respected journalist faced calls for firing for saying men couldn't get pregnant
David Mastio, a former deputy editorial page editor at USA Today said he was “demoted for tweeting that women are the people who get pregnant.” He has since said he respects the rights of trans and non-binary people, but expressed concerns the Gannett network is substituting fact for opinion and pushing out conservative journalists.
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Sen. Rubio proposes 'pro-life plan' for 'post-Roe America'
Including one to let parents tap Social Security early to fund leave from work
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Russian journalist auctions Nobel Peace medal for Ukraine humanitarian aid, gets $103 million
Proceeds go toward UNICEF’s humanitarian aid for Ukrainian children