Millions of People May Get Expanded Social Security Benefits. Who Are They and How Would it Happen?
Atlanta (AP) — Nearly 3 million people could receive a boost in Social
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Pay Raise in Stopgap Funding Bill a Sticking Point For Some Members
(CQ-Roll Call) — Member pay could increase for the first time since 2009,
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Federal Government to Permanently Fund 9/11 Health Care Program Facing Financial Cliff
(New York Daily News) The pivotal World Trade Center Health Program
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Supreme Court to Hear TikTok Case Before Ban Deadline
(Los Angeles Times) The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear TikTok’s
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Judge Tosses Douglas County’s Lawsuit Challenging Colorado Immigration Laws Restricting Cooperation
(The Denver Post) — A Denver judge this week dismissed a lawsuit filed
Florida Congressional Candidate Seeks to Ban Flags Promoting Palestine, Black Lives Matter and Gay Pride
(Orlando Sentinel) — Republican firebrand Randy Fine has filed a bill
Denver Officials Nearly Shot Down a Hotel Lease For a Homeless Shelter. Now They’ll Consider a Shorter-Term Deal
(The Denver Post) — The future of one of the hotel shelters that form the
Supreme Court Dismisses Constitutional Claim in California Air Pollution Case
(Los Angeles Times) — The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a
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Lake Michigan Experiences Warmest November in 30 Years as Climate Change Heats Up the Great Lakes
(Chicago Tribune) — The frigid wind and single-digit morning air did not
Trump Migrant Deportations Could Threaten States’ Agricultural Economies
(Stateline.org) If President-elect Donald Trump follows through on his
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