Trump urges anti abortion group to stand up for innocent life
Donald Trump urged a Christian anti abortion group at The Danbury Institute event in Indianapolis to stand up for innocent life. He defended religious liberty and supported state level abortion debates while avoiding a national ban.
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Indianapolis
Donald Trump
Danbury Institute
Southern Baptist Convention
Association of Churches, Christians and Organizations
Albert Mohler
SBC
Alabama
Supreme Court
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Mahler
America
Roe
Kansas
Ohio
GOP
Ronald Reagan
Conservative
Baptist Network
Bill Clinton
Southern Baptists
New York
H. Sharayah Colter
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Kentucky
Clinton
Fox News Channel
Joe Biden
Alabama Supreme Court
Sarafina Chitika
Biden
Karoline Leavitt
Leavitt
Record of Supreme Court audio sparks debate over partisanship
Washington Post reports a liberal filmmaker secretly recorded Justice Samuel Alito and his wife Martha-Ann at the Supreme Court Historical Society dinner in Washington, D.C. in 2024. The clips depict discussions on the nation’s division, flags at residences, and calls to “return to godliness” amid ongoing partisan scrutiny of the court.
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America
Twitter
Martha-Ann Alito
Supreme Court Historical Society
High Court
D.C
Project Veritas
Rolling Stone
Lauren Windsor
Samuel Alito
Windsor
Justice
TrueMedia
Washington Post
John G. Roberts Jr
Alito
James Duff
Dobbs
Roe v. Wade
Gallup
Roberts
United States
Virginia
Capitol
New Jersey Beach
Vladeck
Historical Society
New York Times
Duff
Society
Sinkhole Swallows Part of Truck in Fairlawn
A Fairlawn public works worker responding to a water main break was briefly trapped when a sinkhole formed and the truck partially fell in. He escaped unharmed. The hole measured about 25 by 50 feet, with repairs affecting about a dozen homes.
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Public Works
Ohio
Akron
Public Works Department
Educated voting urged in Lorain County discussion
Donaghue urged education and informed choices for November elections. Edward Greenwald of Graf ton Township, a Rural Lorain County Dems member, urged attending events to understand issues and judicial processes debated. Greenwald notes involvement in reproductive rights and redistricting petitions. Donnelly warns the election tests rule of law over partisanship in what may be the most important election of our lifetime.
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Grafton Township
Lorain County
Dems
Greenwald
Donnelly
Ohio
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