Views Committee Benghazi Report Got Big But Not New
The Benghazi probe delivered an 800 page report that added little substance about the 2012 attack that killed four Americans. It reaffirms prior findings on security failures and slow military response while noting administration officials share accountability. Conservatives used the report for political attacks rather than constructive critique.
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Cuomo Signs Broad NY Heroin Fight Bill to Expand Treatment
Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a wide package of bills aimed at curbing heroin and opioid abuse in New York. The measures focus on limiting initial opioid prescriptions, easing coverage for addiction treatment, and allowing inpatient rehab and withdrawal medications. State officials cited rising opioid deaths and praised frontline efforts such as naloxone access, while acknowledging the need for ongoing community action.
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Write Your Reps State Senator Patty Ritchie 48th District
A brief notice lists State Sen. Patty Ritchie representing the 48th District and directs constituents to contact the County Office Building for outreach, office hours, or correspondence regarding state issues.
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U S should reassert leadership after Brexit shock
The United States must seize the Brexit moment to lead the Western alliance, inviting Britain to bilateral trade talks alongside the EU talks, strengthening NATO, and pushing a coherent energy policy to aid Europe. Strong actions by Clinton or Trump era leaders could restore unity and deter authoritarian powers.
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June 30 History Highlights From NOW to Christie
Timeline of notable events on June 30 across history including the founding of NOW in 1966, Blondin’s Niagara Falls tightrope walk, Lincoln assassination convictions, Taft’s U.S. Chief Justice nomination, Gone with the Wind’s 1936 publication, Alaska statehood vote, Pope Paul VI coronation, Willy Wonka release, Beirut hostage release, Airbus crash, bin Laden praise, Hirsi Ali citizenship dispute, Hariri indictment, Beck leaving Fox News, Christie 2016 candidacy, and a Forbes obituary quote.
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Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
Gene Wilder
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France
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