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Student researchers share their motivations and personal stories behind their award-winning posters featured at the APS 2023 Annual Convention.

Criminals. thank you for that reminder. we talk about police and policies it does come back to faith and the home. when you lose that, you can't make up for it elsewhere. would even just enforcing the rule of law and having a police presence that says lawlessness would not be in the interim maintain some sort of civility? >> women, you just can't without order you there is no justice. you can't tolerate antisocial behavior. what you allow is what will continue. >> pete: exactly right. senator kennedy, thank you so much, as always, appreciate it. and well, our big cities are burning in front of...

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And ask, in a christian country, which it is officially, that invented the concept of free speech, and bequeathed it to us and the rest of the english-speaking world, how can speech and christianity be a criminal offense? >> well, tucker, unfortunately the situation has been developing for some time. these offenses were originally intended to deal with what they call antisocial behavior, but gradually they've been expanded to include prayer, including even silent prayer. we've had a sinister situation where in one video authorities arrested a gentleman called adam smith connor, an army veteran...

Dubbed as a, quote, once in a decade weather event. lawmakers are now home for the holidays, but not before the house passed a whopping $1.7 trillion spending bill, preventing the government from running out of money at midnight. it will also send an additional $45 billion in aid to ukraine. i'm mary ann rafferty. now back to tucker. >> tucker: a woman from birmingham, england, praise a pt outside an abortion clinic. just praying. not to the government. to god. that's not allowed anymore. so police approached her and arrested her and charged her with violating a public space protection order...