Gabbard faces Senate scrutiny over Syria visit and role
President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee Tulsi Gabbard drew questions on Capitol Hill about her Syria visit and proximity to Russia ally Assad as she seeks confirmation for intelligence chief. Amid warnings from 100 former officials and ongoing debates over Trump nominees, Gabbard defends her stance on America First security while others press for thorough review of her suitability for leading 18 U.S. intelligence agencies.
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New Jersey bans on book bans headed by Murphy law
New Jersey Governor Murphy signed a law prohibiting public and school libraries from banning books and shielding librarians from civil or criminal liability for providing challenged works. The measure bans censoring based on origin or views, allows age-based restrictions, and requires device policies. it takes effect in a year.
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