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Federal Appeals Court Rules Sex Offenders Have Constitutional Right To Live With Their Children
Federal Appeals Court Rules Sex Offenders Have Constitutional Right To Live With Their Children
Authored by Matthew Vadum via The Epoch Times,
A federal appeals court ruled July 6 that convicted sex offenders retain a fundamental constitutional right to live with their own children.
The new ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit arises out of an Alabama case but could help reshape strict sex offender residency laws in the other two states in the circuit—Florida and Georgia—and serve as persuasive authority elsewhere.
At the heart of the case...
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Waste Of The Day: Medicare Paid For Wrong Organs
Waste Of The Day: Medicare Paid For Wrong Organs
Authored by Jeremy Portnoy via RealClearInvestigations,
Medicare spent an estimated $380 million acquiring human organs that were either transplanted into patients without Medicare or never transplanted at all, according to a new Department of Health and Human Services inspector general audit.
Key facts: Medicare reimburses hospitals for removing kidneys, hearts, lungs and other organs from donors after they die. Federal law says Medicare should only bear those costs when the organ is used in a Medicare-covered transplant.
But decades-old Centers for Medicare & Medicaid...
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Jun 25, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Another OPEC Exit? Iraq Warns It Could Abandon Oil Cartel If Quota Hike Rejected
Another OPEC Exit? Iraq Warns It Could Abandon Oil Cartel If Quota Hike Rejected
Iraq is sending a warning shot to OPEC: raise Baghdad's oil production quota to better reflect its capacity and fiscal needs, or risk yet another defection from the oil-producing cartel.
"The ministry currently has no intention of withdrawing from OPEC, and we remain committed to operating within the organization's framework and mechanisms," Oil Ministry spokesman Salim Al-Rikabi told Bloomberg via a text message.
Al-Rikabi warned, "Of course, taking into consideration that the Ministry is moving forward with...
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Jul 21, 2026 / Tyler Durden
CIA Distances Itself From Trump's Iran War With Media Leak
CIA Distances Itself From Trump's Iran War With Media Leak
It seems that CIA and other US intelligence officials hope to distance themselves from Trump's Iran war, now with the US-initiated conflict having dragged on for nearly five months (with no end in sight), after White House officials had in the opening days touted a swift, limited military excursion.
They are leaking intelligence to the press which shows they have assessed that current American strikes on Iran are unlikely to change Iran's negotiating position. With tankers in Hormuz on fire and...
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