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    In this week's Washington Examiner magazine: • Biden's catastrophe • Illiberal toleration • Invisible children Plus: Biden is handling the border just as incompetently as he handled Afghanistan Read it here:

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  2. "This vaccine has no studies for long-term side effects or consequences. None," Catanzara said. "To mandate anybody to get that vaccine, without that data as a baseline , amongst other issues, is a ‘Hell, no’ for us."

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  3. Marine Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr. said the attack, which he attributed to ISIS-K, will not deter the U.S. from its mission. "We continue to focus on the protection of our forces and the evacuees as the evacuation continues."

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  4. The lawsuit accuses Trump of spreading falsehoods regarding widespread election fraud, as well as encouraging the use of force against members of Congress. The plaintiffs claim he knew about the threats and ignored requests to call off the rioters.

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  5. Prince said the fee covers entry into the airport and the flight. However, he would charge passengers more if they require transportation to the airport from within the capital city.

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  6. Sirhan was initially sentenced to death for the murder, but California temporarily outlawed capital punishment, and his sentence was downgraded to life in prison. His parole has already been denied 15 times.

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  7. Pelosi put out a statement on behalf of the House strongly condemning the terrorist attacks in Kabul. "We mourn the loss of every innocent life taken, and we join every American in heartbreak over the deaths of the servicemembers killed."

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  8. Many employers claimed that pandemic unemployment assistance complicated efforts to reopen business. "If people were making more for doing nothing than going to work, there would be little incentive to seek employment," writes Christopher Tremoglie.

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  9. Regressive taxation is the biggest threat by policies such as the Green New Deal, but more is at stake, writes . "Woven into the faux climate science rhetoric on the Left are anti-human, collectivist, and culturally toxic insinuations."

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  10. Governments are back on the defensive as the delta variant threatens to overwhelm healthcare systems. Researchers predict the overall pandemic death toll could exceed 727,000 in the next three months.

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  11. There has been historic job growth as businesses reopen from the pandemic following the distribution of vaccines to the public. Independent projections from several agencies say America will reach the highest levels of growth in nearly four decades.

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  12. McConnell said terrible things happen when terrorists are allowed to operate freely. "This murderous attack offers the clearest possible reminder that terrorists will not stop fighting...just because our politicians grow tired of fighting them."

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  13. Greg Epstein was unanimously elected to the top role by his peers and will begin working this week "We’re presenting to the university a vision of how the world could work when diverse traditions focus on how to be good humans and neighbors."

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  14. Walker’s openness about his condition, his long advocacy for mental health, and his accomplishments despite it all argue in his favor, writes . "Walker is an extremely hard worker. He’ll give this campaign everything he has."

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  15. Salma Kazemi, 24, left in early August to visit family in Afghanistan with her mother. “We literally felt hopeless, and that’s when my family was freaking out as well and wondering [if] we probably would never be able to come back home."

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  16. ISIS said it killed and injured approximately 160 people between the two attacks and published a photograph of a purported suicide bomber. The blasts followed warnings by U.S. officials and allies of the threat of an imminent attack at the airport.

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  17. France, Poland and the United Kingdom have plans in place to evacuate before the Aug. 31 deadline. The Taliban have warned "consequences" if any troops, including U.S. forces, remain in Afghanistan past the written date.

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  18. Nearly 88,000 people have been evacuated from Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul this month on both U.S. and coalition aircraft. The Pentagon said maintaining this level of efficiency is "definitely the plan."

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  19. Border Patrol is looking for a hire to boost diversity in its upper ranks. “This initiative serves to address gaps in [Border Patrol] diversity, hiring, and promotional practices."

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  20. He said it had been several months since he last spoke with the White House and characterized the silence as reflecting a "lack of interest" from Washington. "They know I’m here. But we haven’t received any interest."

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  21. The suit seeks to force the administration to hand over "records that explain" why the Biden administration terminated an investigation launched by the Trump administration in 2020.

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