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Multiple Dead in New York After 'Act of Terror'
A truck drove into bicyclists in what that mayor called an "act of terror," killing 8 people.
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Multiple Dead in New York After 'Act of Terror'

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Multiple Dead in New York After 'Act of Terror'

A truck drove into bicyclists in what that mayor called an "act of terror," killing 8 people.

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“The President has launched our nation and our great military into a war of choice," the Afghanistan War veteran and former transportation secretary said.

In a shocking move, the state’s Department of Health utilized its “11th hour” emergency rule just one day ahead of a lawsuit hearing.

“This legislation is a direct attack on the dignity and humanity of transgender Kansans,” Monica Bennett, ACLU of Kansas legal director, said.

The former host of The Bachelor is set to helm a new dating show about "traditional marriage."

LGBTQ+ stories deserve to betold.

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“These and other changes that scouting America’s leadership committed to,” the Defense Secretary said in a grievance-filled video.

The far-right influencer for months accused the CEO of Turning Point USA of being involved in her husband, Charlie Kirk's, murder.

The California governor urged Democrats to be more "culturally normal."

The reality TV star died in Honolulu per a family announcement.

The measure, which has passed the state House, would repeal more than 12 localities' protections against employment, housing and public accommodation discrimination.

Radko Gudas made the remark while representing Czechia in Milan.