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Child Tax Credit expansion faces uncertain path in Senate after House passage

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Child Tax Credit expansion faces uncertain path in Senate after House passage

What an expansion of the child tax credit could mean for parents Washington — The House saw a rare moment of bipartisanship late Wednesday when lawmakers approved a major tax bill that would expand the Child Tax Credit and extend some business tax breaks. But whether the Senate can maneuver the legislation to passage is another question. The bill passed the House by a vote of 357 to 70‚ earning more support from Democrats than Republicans. Next up is the Senate‚ where 60 votes would be needed...

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New Mexico cops won&;#039;t be charged in fatal police shooting at wrong house‚ family&;#039;s lawyer reveals &;#039;disturbing&;#039; detail in AG&;#039;s decision

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New Mexico cops won&;#039;t be charged in fatal police shooting at wrong house‚ family&;#039;s lawyer reveals &;#039;disturbing&;#039; detail in AG&;#039;s decision

Three New Mexico police officers will not be charged for their role in the fatal shooting of a Farmington man in April when cops responded to the wrong house. As Blaze News previously reported‚ officers with the Farmington Police Department responded to a domestic violence call around 11:30 p.m. on April 5‚ 2023. However‚ police "erroneously approached the wrong house‚" where 52-year-old Robert Dotson resided. Police bodycam footage shows the three cops knock on the front door of Dotson's house...

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Indiana Lawmaker Responds to Student Pleas for Firearm Safety by Telling Them He’s Armed and Flashing His Gun at Them

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Indiana Lawmaker Responds to Student Pleas for Firearm Safety by Telling Them He’s Armed and Flashing His Gun at Them

From blaming mass shootings on abortion and the teaching of evolution to harassing survivors of school shootings‚ Republicans have a long history of deeply f--ked-up responses to America’s gun problem. And that tradition is apparently alive and well in Indiana‚ where a state lawmaker responded to student pleas for gun control by telling them he was packing and flashing his firearm in their faces. The Associated Press reports that earlier this week‚ students from Burris Laboratory School...

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Chicago Tribune staffers strike to demand fair wages‚ contract from company owner

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Chicago Tribune staffers strike to demand fair wages‚ contract from company owner

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago Tribune staffers walked out of the newsroom Thursday in a historic 24-hour strike. About 200 Tribune company employees in Chicago‚ and journalists several other cities‚ said they have no choice but to walk out. This is the first time in the 176-year history of the newspaper that employees have walked out. The News Guild employees said they have been without a contract for five years and owner Alden Capital Group continues to try to cut salary and benefits. "My rent just...

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Daily on Energy: Why French farmers are blocking off roads to Paris

French farmers used tractors‚ tires‚ and manure to block off eight major roads to Paris and showcase their displeasure with planned European Union regulations on the farming sector‚ which they argue could cripple their industry and push business into other‚ less-efficient parts of the world.Â Why they’re protesting:Â Like others in the bloc‚ French farmers say the new EUÂ environmental regulationsÂ will drive up costs for farmers and push production down‚ driving what they...

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French farmer protests: Dozens arrested at Rungis food market in Paris

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French farmer protests: Dozens arrested at Rungis food market in Paris

Dozens of farmers who descended on a food market outside Paris have been arrested‚ as tensions over protests for better conditions escalated. The French government had warned that disruption at Rungis‚ a food distribution hub which feeds 12 million people‚ would cross a red line. About 91 farmers who converged on the market are in custody‚ police said. Farmers are aiming to stop food deliveries reaching supermarkets‚ in a call for better pay and less red tape. Rungis‚ located on the...

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French Government Vows Rapid Aid for Farmers but Blockades Persist

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French Government Vows Rapid Aid for Farmers but Blockades Persist

Prime Minister Gabriel Attal promised more aid for French agriculture on Tuesday and vowed to shield it from “unfair competition” in an attempt to appease protesting farmers‚ but many appeared unmoved by his efforts as they blocked major roads around Paris for a second day. The barricades of tractors and bales of hay caused miles of traffic bottlenecks in the Paris region‚ but protesters have not encircled the city. Neither have they crippled the French capital itself‚ which has experienced...

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I’m a pastor headed to the southern border to challenge the so-called &;#039;God&;#039;s Army&;#039;

In response toÂ an intensifying standoff between state officials and the federal governmentÂ over border security‚Â a group calling itselfÂ “God’s Army”Â said it would lead a convoy of up to 40‚000 trucks from Virginia to the southern border this week and end with a Feb. 3 rallyÂ in Eagle Pass‚ Texas. With its stated goal to “Take Our Border Back‚” the convoy’s organizers paint a portrait of an America besieged by dark‚ evil forces. God‚ they say‚ has charged Christians...

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Trump New York business fraud case verdict delayed to later in February

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Trump New York business fraud case verdict delayed to later in February

AÂ verdictÂ in the New York civil businessÂ fraud trialÂ of former PresidentÂ Donald TrumpÂ — which had been anticipatedÂ WednesdayÂ — is now expected to arrive in early to mid-February‚ a court spokesman said. That new timeline for the written decision by Judge Arthur Engoron is still a “rough estimate” and “subject to modifications‚” said Alfred Baker‚ spokesman for the New York State Office of Court Administration. “But that’s the working plan now‚”...

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Sanctuary switch-up: Kathy Hochul now backs deportations for migrants who assaulted police

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Sanctuary switch-up: Kathy Hochul now backs deportations for migrants who assaulted police

New York Gov.Â Kathy HochulÂ this week embraced deportation for the migrants who assaulted twoÂ New York CityÂ Police officers‚ challenging the logic of the city’s sanctuary policy and drawing a rebuke from a former ICE director. “Shame on her‚”Â Tom Homan‚ who ran U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the Trump administration‚ told The Washington Times. “This is just too little too late. This is getting national media‚ so all of a sudden she makes a statement.”...

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