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Faith and Law Clash: A Debate on Deportations

November 21, 2025

A heated argument is going on between some Catholic leaders and the government about deporting people who are in the country illegally. The U. S. Conference of Catholic Bishops criticized the government's tough stance on immigration, saying it's causing fear and anxiety. They also expressed concern

crime

Houston ICE Operation: A Closer Look at the Numbers

November 21, 2025

In a recent operation, ICE agents in Houston made a significant impact on public safety. Over six weeks, they arrested 3, 593 individuals with criminal records. These weren't just any criminals; they were child predators, murderers, and gang members. The operation took place during the government sh

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Slovakia Seeks NATO's Help for Stronger Air Protection

November 21, 2025

Slovakia is asking NATO to enhance its air defenses. This request came from Prime Minister Robert Fico after his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. Fico also emphasized that Slovakia will decide its own defense spending plans, even as other NATO members increase their military budgets. ...

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Should Workers Have a Say in AI at Work?

November 21, 2025

In Washington state, a big question is being asked: Should workers have a say in how AI is used in their jobs? Some lawmakers think they should. They want to make sure that when the government uses AI, it talks to the workers first. This is not a new idea, but it's getting more attention as AI becom

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Chicago's Online Sports Betting Tax: A Political Puzzle

November 21, 2025

A heated debate is unfolding in Chicago over a proposed tax on online sports betting. The city's Mayor, Brandon Johnson, is pushing for a 10. 25% amusement tax on online sports bets. However, this idea is facing strong opposition. Thirty Illinois House Democrats have written a letter to the City Cou

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Healthcare in the Spotlight: A Shutdown Strategy?

November 21, 2025

A recent conversation shed light on the Democratic Party's approach to healthcare during a government shutdown. Randi Weingarten, a prominent labor leader, shared her thoughts on the matter. She believes that the shutdown was a deliberate move to bring healthcare to the forefront of public discussio

finance

Jobs Report Delay: What's Next for Interest Rates?

November 20, 2025

The September jobs report, delayed by the government shutdown, is now out. It's a big deal for the Federal Reserve as they decide on interest rates. The shutdown, the longest ever, held up many important reports. Some won't even come out until after the Fed's decision. The Fed has other data to loo

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New Jersey's Health Benefits Program in Crisis: What's Next?

November 20, 2025

New Jersey is facing a major problem with its State Health Benefits Program. This program covers nearly 150, 000 county and local government workers. It's running out of money and might collapse next year. Governor Phil Murphy has a plan to save it. He wants to use $260 million from the state to pay

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Schools Shut in Nigeria After Church Attack

November 20, 2025

In Nigeria, schools in five areas of Kwara state have been closed. This decision came after a church was attacked, and people were kidnapped. The government is worried that schools could be the next target. The attack happened on Tuesday night. Gunmen killed two people and took the pastor and some

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Justice Catches Up in Michoacan: Suspect in Mayor's Murder Arrested

November 20, 2025

In a significant move, Mexican officials have captured a key figure believed to be behind the shocking murder of Carlos Manzo, the well-liked mayor of Uruapan. Manzo, known for his outspoken criticism of the government's approach to crime, was tragically killed during a public Day of the Dead event.