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FBI Director Christopher Wray on Monday confirmed that a smuggling organization working with the terrorist organization ISIS is funneling criminals through the U.S. border. Legislation dubbed by some as the "natural gas ban bill" and a "hot mess" by Lt. Gov. Denny Heck last week, passed the Washington State Legislature early Wednesday morning. President Joe Biden's budget proposal seeks to set aside billions of dollars to push progressive gender, sexuality and race ideology at home and around the globe. Pittsburgh will start rerouting certain early morning 911 calls in an attempt to save manpower. The Indiana General Assembly has voted to adopt legislation intended to counteract absenteeism at school by holding parents in the state responsible for their children’s attendance. And the latest reports on unemployment and disinflation look good for the job market.

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FBI director: Smuggling organizations connected to ISIS coming through US border
Environmental radicalism': WA Republicans decry passage of natural gas ban bill
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Pittsburgh's 911 policy follows police recruitment struggle

Indiana truancy bill that would hold parents accountable advances

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