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afraid_of_zombies2 , in Texas woman traumatized after being forced to carry an unviable pregnancy to term

Another proud moment for Christianity

RichardBonham , in Risk of major disruption as UPS strike looms in US
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I like how the interviewee remarked on his concerns for the younger union members.

I imagine the Teamsters are too large and too savvy to go for a new contract that creates a two-tier system of new members with a crappier package than senior members. They should know that would be a death spiral for union membership.

PaulDevonUK , in Texas woman traumatized after being forced to carry an unviable pregnancy to term
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God bless the Christian Republicans and their wholesome family values.

/s for those who need it.

Vaggumon , in Biden proposes 'new standard' after Supreme Court overturns affirmative action - UPI.com
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It’s the hypocrisy for me. One of the judges that voted to overturn it, benefited from it. Give you one guess which one.

Vaggumon , in Parkland school resource officer who stayed outside during mass shooting found not guilty | CNN
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Acquitted but forever a coward.

DocMcStuffin , in American arrested for pushing 2 US tourists into ravine at German castle, leaving one woman dead
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ಠ_ಠ

I don’t think anything else can be said other than that. WTH!?

breadsmasher , in [Politics] If Trump isn't a spy, why is he being charged under the Espionage Act? [BBC]
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The Espionage Act was passed by Congress in 1917, two months after the US entered World War One. The law broadly criminalises the mishandling of government records “relating to the national defense” of the US. It is not strictly used to punish spies seeking to harm the US and in recent years has more often been used to punish whistle-blowers who expose government secrets to journalists. Mr Trump, whose presidency ended on 20 January 2020, was not allowed to hold or possess classified documents as a private citizen, much less in an unauthorised place, after leaving office. But prosecutors say he held on to hundreds of pages of sensitive information one year later at two of his resorts - even after he was asked repeatedly to hand everything over to the National Archives.

He may not be a “spy” but he’s still sharing / selling government secrets to their enemies

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