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Homeland Security wants to scan your face at the border
The agency will seek solutions at an 'industry' day in Silicon Valley mid-November
This is why you shouldn’t count on Social Security
Social Security was supposed to be a ‘last resort’
Will Tax Reform Increase or Limit Liberty?
President Trump and the congressional Republican leadership recently unveiled a tax reform “framework.”
Lack of Obamacare payments will hike prices up to 38 percent
President Trump announced earlier this month that he would stop making the payments to Obamacare insurers through the executive branch
FCC schedule suggests no vote on Net Neutrality in November
The FCC will not be voting this November on the adoption of the “Restoring Internet Freedom” rule that would roll back 2015’s Net Neutrality rules, contrary to recent rumors
Outnumbered and outgunned, US troops got separated in Niger ambush
Outnumbered and lightly armed, a Green Beret-led team that was ambushed by militants in Niger earlier this month became separated during the firefight, US officials and a Nigerien soldier told CNN Thursday
Trump tells religious group that US will return to Christian values
President Trump on Friday told conservative Christians that he would defend religious organizations, promising a return to traditional American values while again fanning the flames of controversy over NFL players kneeling during the national anthem
Border Wall Prototypes Are Unveiled, but Trump’s Vision Still Faces Obstacles
The Department of Homeland Security unveiled several border wall prototypes here on Thursday that the agency said was the first step in carrying out President Trump’s plan to build a barrier along the nearly 2,000-mile border that the United States shares with Mexico
Why your 2018 Social Security check might not grow as much as you'd like
A hidden cost could eat up much of your cost-of-living adjustment next year
Obamacare battle turns into Trump vs. the IRS
The IRS is now saying it will not accept tax returns that omit filers' health coverage status
How a 31-year-old law is threatening your privacy online
On Monday, the Supreme Court granted the Department of Justice's petition for certiorari in United States v. Microsoft Corp., a case in which the government attempted to force Microsoft to hand over the emails of one of its users that were stored on one of the company's servers in Ireland
Some school districts allow employees to carry guns. California says they need to stop
For years, Folsom and Rancho Cordova schools have allowed some employees to carry guns on campus because district leaders believed their students were safer that way
Niger Ambush Came After ‘Massive Intelligence Failure,’ Source Says
A senior congressional aide who has been briefed on the deaths of four U.S. servicemen in Niger says the ambush by militants stemmed in part from a "massive intelligence failure."
Christian conservatives now 'own' Trump
Donald Trump, one of the least religious and least religiously articulate men ever to run for the presidency, won the White House with what author Stephen Mansfield calls the surprising help of a vast majority of the nation’s religious conservatives
Senate GOP to Back Trump on Border Wall, Risking Shutdown Fight
Senate Republicans have drafted a Homeland Security spending bill that includes the full $1.6 billion President Donald Trump wants for a wall at the Mexican border
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