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Don’t expect quick payouts from Camp Lejeune water lawsuits

The TV ads and colorful mailers have been relentless in recent months: “If you or someone you love served at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune prior to 1988, you may be eligible…

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GovExec Daily: What Happens After The Mar-A-Lago FBI Search?

Earlier this week, the FBI searched the Florida home of former President Donald J. Trump. According to reports, the search may be related to an investigation into whether Trump…

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Twice Accused of Sexual Assault, He Was Let Go by Army Commanders. He Attacked Again.

Ochoa spent 103 days in pretrial confinement. She stopped eating, barely slept and was losing her hair and eyelashes. In November, after her initial trial date was pushed back by…

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Niskayuna Starbucks becomes latest location to unionize

CAPITAL REGION, N.Y. (NEWS10) — In a landslide 15-1 vote, the Niskayuna Starbucks located in ShopRite Plaza now becomes the next local store to pass a union election.…

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Senate appropriators propose to repeal Hyde, add tens of billions to Defense budget

Senate appropriators proposed last week an end to a four-decade-old provision that restricts the government from funding abortions and, in turn, could expand reproductive care for…

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Monroe County Sheriff: Bail reform linked with crime spike

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — In the aftermath of Rep. Lee Zeldin criticizing the state’s bail reform law after the man accused of attacking him was released with no bond set, bail…

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Military COVID Vaccine Mandate Poses National Security Risk

The Pentagon still won’t drop its COVID vaccine mandate, potentially crippling the national guard and putting U.S. citizens at risk. Houston attorney and former Army captain…

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Man accused of following women suspended from fire department

COLONIE, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The Colonie man arrested after allegedly following women at Target, and filming or photographing at least one of them, has been suspended from his…

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The vaccine mandate arguments keep rolling on and on

Most people — but not everyone — might have forgotten about the COVID-vaccine-mandate for federal employees. Those against the mandate are still battling in court and the next…

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GovExec Daily: Will the Vaccine Mandate Discipline Ever Begin?

Last year, President Joe Bides mandated federal workers to be fully vaccinated or request a medical or religious exemption by late november, but the deadline was pushed back, both…

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