Supreme Court defers Harvard race in admissions case
The Supreme Court put off a decision on whether to hear Harvard's challenge to race-conscious admissions. The case, led by Edward Blum's Students for Fair Admissions, could reshape college admissions nationwide as the court weighs the role of race in selection.
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FBI DHS warn of rising violence from QAnon followers
A federal intelligence report by the FBI and DHS, released by Sen. Martin Heinrich, warns that QAnon adherents may target Democrats and other opponents for violence as some abandon the “trust the plan” messaging and shift from online “digital soldiers” to real world action amid platform crackdowns.
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White House not planning airstrikes after Afghanistan withdrawal
U S officials say the Biden administration does not plan airstrikes in Afghanistan once the U S military withdrawal is complete. Airstrikes would occur only if militants threaten the United States or its allies at Kabul sites, per Marine Gen Kenneth McKenzie.
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Vehicle drives into demonstrators in Minneapolis Uptown crowd
A vehicle struck a crowd during a protest in Minneapolis Uptown injuring three and killing a woman. Witnesses described the SUV hitting a parked car and launching into demonstrators as police investigate and the driver is detained.
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Hidden Wealth: Seniors Tap Home Equity With HECM Loans
An educational ad highlights 8.05 trillion dollars in unused home equity held by senior homeowners. It explains HECM loans can pay off liens, free up cash flow, and fund home improvements or medical bills, citing high satisfaction among AAG clients and broad uses for loan proceeds.
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Free Info Kit and DVD Offer for Homeowners 62 Plus
Free info kit and DVD promote government insured HECM loans turning home equity into retirement cash. No monthly mortgage payments but maintain home taxes insurance and possible HOA fees. Claims greater protection now but many misconceptions persist. guidance available for homeowners 62 or older.
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