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Ghouls are cheering NY’s new suicide law, but look what happened in the Netherlands

New York’s pro-death community must have celebrated Wednesday when the state’s Medical Aid in Dying law kicked in.

Beyond shameless: LA homeless nonprofit CEO milks taxpayers for $1.6M

As if we needed more evidence that (some) homeless nonprofits take egregious advantage of LA taxpayers. Here it is: Per media reports, Carol Adelkoff, the...

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Ghouls are cheering NY’s new suicide law, but look what happened in the Netherlands

New York’s pro-death community must have celebrated Wednesday when the state’s Medical Aid in Dying law kicked in.

Beyond shameless: LA homeless nonprofit CEO milks taxpayers for $1.6M

As if we needed more evidence that (some) homeless nonprofits take egregious advantage of LA taxpayers. Here it is: Per media reports, Carol Adelkoff,...

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TPS protections terminated for Myanmar, South Sudan migrants

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Thune, Trump, Senate conservatives reach deal to set aside budget, SAVE America Act impasse

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Spencer Pratt says he’s working with Trump on 25 percent federal film tax credit

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Trump maintains vandalism claims, calls on Pirro to ‘re-visit’ Reflecting Pool

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Senate confirms Hurst as Pentagon comptroller

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