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Trump Breaks Silence, Gives Hints Regarding Future Plans
Trump gave his first-ever public statement regarding his future plans to a reporter after leaving the White House. 
Six Years Later, Kachin Christians Still Looking For Justice For Teachers Raped By Burmese Army
Justice is still not found for the two ethnic Kachin teachers who were raped and killed while volunteering as teachers Shan State in Myanmar in 2015. 
Pro-Lifers Hopeful As South Carolina ‘Heartbeat Bill’ Advances To State Senate
The Heartbeat Bill, a pro-life bill that aims to ban abortion when a fetal heartbeat is detected, gives hope to anti-abortion activists as it makes its way through the South Carolina Legislature. 
Irony: Biden Commits To Codifying Roe V. Wade Into Law On National Sanctity Of Life Day
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris issued a joint statement in acknowledgment on the 48th anniversary of the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision on legalizing abortion nationwide, a report said. 
Country Star Dolly Parton Says Brother Randy Has Passed Away And ‘Is In A Better Place’
Country star Dolly Parton recently revealed that her brother Randy has passed away after his battle with cancer, a report said. 
White House Website Contact Form Now Asks For People’s Pronouns
The new administration serving under the leadership of Joe Biden has made recent changes to the official White House website. One of which is a contact form that offers a list of pronouns, a report stated. 
Well-Loved President Trump Welcomed By Thousands Of Supporters In Palm Beach, Florida
Supporters lined up the streets of West Palm Beach County in Florida as their warm welcome to former President Donald Trump. 
US National Security At Risk Thanks To Biden’s New Executive Orders
Shortly after the inauguration, President Joe Biden has signed two executive orders which could put the U.S national security at risk, a report says. 
Report Condemns China, W.H.O.’s ‘Slow’ And ‘Ineffective Response’ To COVID Outbreak
An independent review panel based in Switzerland criticizes both China and the World Health Organization for their slow response at the outset of the COVID-19 outbreak. 
Biden To Reinstate Policy Allowing Transgender Students To Use Any Bathroom, Locker
Reports indicate that Joe Biden will introduce policies reversing President Trump's achievements for America during his first term. These includes one particular policy that the LGBT community has been longing for.
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