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📹: The activists reportedly followed the senator from his houseboat on the Potomac River to the garage, shouting, "We want to live!"
The Democrat, along with his colleague Kyrsten Sinema, have recently become targets for left-wing activists for opposing President Biden's Build Back Better Act.
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The Democrat, along with his colleague Kyrsten Sinema, have recently become targets for left-wing activists for opposing President Biden's Build Back Better Act.
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▪️House Democrats are expected to vote on Joe Biden's large social spending bill and the Senate-passed infrastructure bill today.
▪️Florida Governor DeSantis has vowed legal action against the Biden administration over the new COVID-19 vaccine mandate for private sector workers.
▪️Mexican authorities have detained top cartel leader "El Inge" in Sinaloa, and confiscated 118 kilograms of fentanyl paste and a laboratory used to produce the synthetic opioid.
▪️An aide to Joe Biden, who accompanied him to the climate summit in Scotland, has tested positive for COVID-19.
▪️The DOJ is suing Texas over its new voting law, known as SB1, which "disenfranchises" voters.
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▪️House Democrats are expected to vote on Joe Biden's large social spending bill and the Senate-passed infrastructure bill today.
▪️Florida Governor DeSantis has vowed legal action against the Biden administration over the new COVID-19 vaccine mandate for private sector workers.
▪️Mexican authorities have detained top cartel leader "El Inge" in Sinaloa, and confiscated 118 kilograms of fentanyl paste and a laboratory used to produce the synthetic opioid.
▪️An aide to Joe Biden, who accompanied him to the climate summit in Scotland, has tested positive for COVID-19.
▪️The DOJ is suing Texas over its new voting law, known as SB1, which "disenfranchises" voters.
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❗️ The US and China have no plans to reopen consulates after the Biden-Xi summit, the White House said on Friday, following various media outlets reporting about the possibility of them being reopened.
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⚡️ Secretary of State Blinken names two new key leaders, Jonathan Moore and Margaret Uyehara, to help coordinate so-called ‘Havana Syndrome’ cases.
He says it is an urgent priority to determine who is behind the incidents and to stop them from occurring
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He says it is an urgent priority to determine who is behind the incidents and to stop them from occurring
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❗️ President Biden says Pfizer pill could be major development to ease COVID-19, adds that US has secured millions of pill doses
❗️ Joe Biden says he will be heading back to office shortly to make calls in effort to get Congress to approve his agenda
⚡️ Texas AG Ken Paxton sues the Biden administration over the new vaccine mandate
💉 US military personnel reluctant to get vaccinated against COVID may not be guaranteed protections or leniency in how they are dismissed from the armed forces, Military Times has reported.
It will be local commanders who make decisions on whether to give such individuals other-than-honourable discharges – something that could potentially lead to one losing their veteran benefits.
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It will be local commanders who make decisions on whether to give such individuals other-than-honourable discharges – something that could potentially lead to one losing their veteran benefits.
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⚡️ US looking at ways to keep remittances from Cuban government hands
⚡️ Secretary of State Antony Blinken says he will convene a virtual meeting on COVID-19 with foreign ministers from around the world on 10 November
🤔 The chairman of the House 6 January Committee, Democrat Bennie Thompson, revealed that he has signed around 20 new subpoenas and added that they would be going out “soon”.
He didn’t provide any details, including who might be on the list.
“Some of the people have been written about. Some of the people haven't been written about”, Thompson said.
The chairman, however, assured that there are no lawmakers among the new subpoenas... at least “not yet”.
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He didn’t provide any details, including who might be on the list.
“Some of the people have been written about. Some of the people haven't been written about”, Thompson said.
The chairman, however, assured that there are no lawmakers among the new subpoenas... at least “not yet”.
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⚡️ Several Yale buildings evacuated over reported bomb threat
📹: Videos from the scene of the evacuation in New Haven
⚡️ US to 'maintain presence in Nicaragua after election', support for anti-FSLN groups, official says
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"Take this guy off the streets": The NYPD is searching for a man they believe is responsible for at least 15 knifepoint robberies since October.
The suspect demands money while threatening people with his knife – and if they don’t comply immediately, he uses force, the police warn.
The suspect demands money while threatening people with his knife – and if they don’t comply immediately, he uses force, the police warn.
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❗️🦠🇺🇸 The White House confirmed that an aide who traveled with President Joe Biden to Europe tested positive for COVID-19. The aide remained behind in Scotland to complete a quarantine, a White House spokesperson said.
🤔Everything for the father? An minor male child of Glenn Youngkin attempted to vote in the Virginia governor election
Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin's 17-year-old son tried to cast a ballot on Election Day although he is not eligible to vote. He appeared to be pretty persistent as, after first being denied, he returned 30 mins later to the Hickory precinct a second time and again requested a ballot.
His attempt was not successful, but the teenager reportedly did not break any election laws as he made no false statements and reportedly made no moves to disrupt the voting process.
Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin's 17-year-old son tried to cast a ballot on Election Day although he is not eligible to vote. He appeared to be pretty persistent as, after first being denied, he returned 30 mins later to the Hickory precinct a second time and again requested a ballot.
His attempt was not successful, but the teenager reportedly did not break any election laws as he made no false statements and reportedly made no moves to disrupt the voting process.