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Did the Justice Department Give President Biden Legal Advice on the CDC Eviction Moratorium?

Did the Justice Department Give President Biden Legal Advice on the CDC Eviction Moratorium?
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COVID-19 vaccine to soon be mandatory for Fort Bragg soldiers

COVID-19 vaccine to soon be mandatory for Fort Bragg soldiers
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AL prisoners are being bribed $5 credit for vaccination while government offers massive prizes

Alabama, the state with the lowest vaccination rate, is offering its prisoners a $5 canteen credit to get the vaccine while freed citizens are being offered million-dollar prizes.

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Civil Rights Groups Are Trying To Keep Inmates Home After The Pandemic

134 FILE PHOTO: Kendrick Fulton, who was released to home confinement due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, finishes his first walk since he had knee surgery in Round Rock, Texas, U.S., April 8, 2021. He wears an ankle monitor that he must charge nightly in order to comply with the terms of his release. REUTERS/Nuri Vallbona Reuters – A coalition of U.S. criminal justice reform advocates on Wednesday sent the Justice Department a proposal to help prevent the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) from sending thousands of federal inmates released during the pandemic back to prison. In a letter to department officials, the groups offered the Justice Department an analysis, which concludes that the BOP has legal authority to keep people out on home confinement after the emergency is lifted.

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Donald Trump goes to court to hide his tax returns from Congress

Donald Trump goes to court to hide his tax returns from Congress FORMER President Donald Trump has gone to federal court to prevent the Democrat-led House Ways and Means Committee from seeing his tax returns, which he has famously, or infamously, refused to publish. The Trump tax returns are part of what the Committee says is its usual oversight of how the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) audits presidents. Yesterday morning the ex-President’s attorneys filed a 37-page court filing stating that the committee’s real intention was to embarrass Trump by obtaining his tax returns so Congress can publish politically damaging information.

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