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Judge Finds Luigi Mangione Too Stunningly Handsome And Gorgeous To Stand Trial
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NEW YORK, NY — In a shocking development in the case of a killer charged with
murdering a health insurance executive, a New York judge found that Luigi
Mangione was too stunningly handsome and gorgeous to stand trial. Though the
prosecution had reportedly built a strong case with substantial evidence
against him, Mangione was deemed, […]
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Trump Admin Investigates State for Discrimination Against Pro-Life Doctors
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Today, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office for Civil
Rights (OCR) launched a major investigation into a State health department to
assess whether its licensing policies, interpretations, or enforcement
practices for behavioral health residential facilities and licensed behavioral
health personnel violate Federal law by: • Discriminating against faith-based
organizations in the administration […]
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The Telephone Used to Save Lives. Now It Takes Them.
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When Alexander Graham Bell was granted the first patent for the telephone in
1876, most people saw the invention as a triumph of mankind’s longtime
challenge to communicate nearly instantaneously over long distances. First
through telegraph and then telephone, the first devices were primarily used by
post offices, railroads, stock exchanges, newspapers and the wealthy […]
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Court Overrules District Judge, Allows Planned Parenthood Defunding to
Continue
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A federal appeals court has stayed U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani’s ruling
that had ordered the Trump administration to keep funding Big Abortion
organizations, including Planned Parenthood, in violation of federal law. A
panel of judges on the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals granted the Trump
administration an administrative stay on Monday, December 8, […]
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Politicians Trying to Rush Assisted Suicide Bill Through House of Lords
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Assisted suicide supporters have accused Peers in the House of Lords of
wasting time due to the time spent scrutinising each amendment, despite the
fact that during the most recent Committee day, each amendment received less
than six minutes of discussion. The assisted suicide Bill returned to the House
of Lords on Friday 5 December, […]
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