No man is above the law Gorsuch asserts on Trump torture
Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch said no man is above the law during a tense confirmation hearing. He rejected prompts to discuss overturning Roe v. Wade and emphasized he would walk out if asked to commit. Republicans voiced support while Democrats pressed for views on abortion and guns.
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West Virginia Leaders Hit Back at Gov Justice Budget Criticism
Speaker Tim Armstead and Senate President Mitch Carmichael lambasted Governor Jim Justice over a budget critique labeling the plan cowardly. They pledged to push a balanced budget with no tax increase and to deliver bills before the next deadline while criticizing Justice's threats to shut down government and his Lantern State moment. Carmichael accused Justice of unfulfilled promises since November 8, including funds to prevent Rainy Day Fund raids and tax burdens, urging serious leadership and cooperative problem solving.
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Israel plans mass evacuation if war erupts again
Israel draws up contingency plans to evacuate up to a quarter million civilians from border communities if Hamas or Hezbollah renew conflict. The Safe Distance plan aims to keep civilians safe by removing them from areas near Gaza and Lebanon as tensions rise.
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Poisoning First Aid Do Not Give Water Or Milk
Do not give water or milk to someone poisoned as it dilutes or worsens injuries and can cause asphyxiation. Do not induce vomiting, especially with corrosive poisons like bleach. Call a poison control centre first and keep label samples and product origin to aid treatment.
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