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Trump Rips Out East Wing of White House in Shocking Renovation Move
North America Al Jazeera English

Trump Rips Out East Wing of White House in Shocking Renovation Move

President Trump's White House renovations, including a demolished East Wing, have drawn criticism from historic preservationists and sparked comparisons to President Obama's 2010 renovations, which added new energy-efficient features and updated infrastructure. The scale of Trump's project is significantly larger than Obama's, with an estimated cost of over $1 billion.

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Justice Official Says Trump Would Face Arrest 'Tomorrow' if He Were Anyone Else
North America MSNBC

Justice Official Says Trump Would Face Arrest 'Tomorrow' if He Were Anyone Else

A Justice Department aide has claimed that if a non-Trump individual was involved in a similar scandal, they would be arrested tomorrow, highlighting concerns about the treatment of President Trump by law enforcement. The statement comes from an upcoming book 'Injustice: How Politics and Fear Vanquished America's Justice Department'.

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Mass Foster Parents' Licenses Revoked for Refusing to Sign Policy on Child's Gender Identity
North America Fox News

Mass Foster Parents' Licenses Revoked for Refusing to Sign Policy on Child's Gender Identity

A Massachusetts couple's foster care license was revoked after they refused to sign a state contract requiring them to 'affirm' a child's gender identity due to their Christian beliefs. The couple had expressed concerns about being forced to adopt and care for children who identify as transgender if they were required to sign the policy.

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Illinois Joins California, Connecticut in Barring ICE Agents from Conducting Civil Arrests
North America Fox News

Illinois Joins California, Connecticut in Barring ICE Agents from Conducting Civil Arrests

Illinois has joined California and Connecticut in passing anti-ICE laws that bar federal immigration agents from conducting 'civil arrests' of illegal aliens in state courthouses, sparking concerns over their constitutionality. The move is seen by some as virtue signaling rather than a meaningful solution to address the issue of undocumented immigrants.

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