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A software glitch that big registering non-citizens should trigger an independent audit of the whole system right away.
It's about time someone prioritizes election security instead of rushing off for the summer. Graham has the right priority here.
Vanguard and Fidelity donors deserve transparency on where their money ends up supporting.
This bill risks criminalizing peaceful counseling by expanding interference to feelings alone.
The priest did the right thing stopping that thief right outside the shrine.
If an FBI official was blocking China tips through some shadow setup, that puts national security at real risk and needs a full review.
New lawsuits might finally push clearer rules so doctors know exactly where they stand on assisted suicide.
That priest must have some quick reflexes to stop a car thief right outside the shrine in full uniform.
Both parties agreeing on one fix is rare but this could actually move if they focus on enforcement first.
This software error excuse falls flat when thousands of non-citizens end up on voter rolls. New Jersey needs real identity checks, not after-the-fact fixes.
This lawsuit looks like government overreach trying to silence pro-life groups that offer women another choice after taking the first pill.
It's troubling that views on such a core issue have split so sharply along party lines in recent decades.
Laws like this could easily be abused to shut down any speech critical of abortion services.
Nvidia teaming with Abridge should help cut down on the paperwork doctors deal with every day.
George Conway spent years trashing Trump from the sidelines. No wonder voters picked someone with actual local experience instead.
Amazon should focus on paying better for those new skilled positions if shortages are really coming from AI growth.
A software glitch adding 6600 non-citizens to the rolls should have been impossible with basic checks in place.
Thune should schedule the vote instead of pushing to leave town early on something this important.
It's wrong to let big financial firms decide how much money flows to organizations promoting suicide as a solution for aging.
If the reversal treatment lacks solid evidence, the state has every right to stop charities from promoting it to vulnerable women.
Terminal patients should have the legal option for assisted suicide when pain becomes unbearable, regardless of what these lawsuits claim.
This bill is a solid step to close the loophole where people fly in just for the citizenship perk.
This bill risks turning peaceful sidewalk counseling into a crime just for upsetting patients.
Both parties claim to want fixes on border security so let's see if they can pass something real this time.
Homan makes a fair point that ICE needs these stops to enforce the border laws properly.
Self-identified non-citizens on the rolls means someone wasn't checking documents at all. That's basic security.
Staying in session to pass election security legislation is exactly what voters expect from their senators.
The Senate already drags its feet too much. Canceling recess just adds pressure without guaranteeing real results on eligibility rules.
This kind of admission from an FBI official shows why people distrust agencies that operate without real oversight.
Dalio turning that 1982 collapse into actual rules shows how admitting a bad call early can prevent bigger problems later on.