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Biden Preferred To Fly To Washington DC Via Private Plane For Inauguration Day: White House
Former Vice President Joe Biden had a private plane fly him to Washington D.C. for the inauguration. This is a departure from the standard protocol of flying an incoming president on a government plane. 
America Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.’s Life And Legacy
The entire United States of America recently celebrated the life and legacy of one of the most important people in the country's history, Martin Luther King Jr. 
Capitol Protester Says ‘Suspicious People’ Disguised As Trump Supporters Were There
A Trump supporter who was present during the Jan. 6 protest in Capitol Hill reveals that some people who weren't Trump supporters were there, disguised as people in support of the President. 
Parler Reappears On The Internet With A Defiant Message To ‘Not Let Civil Discourse Perish
Pro free-speech social networking service Parler is back online after being shut down by Big Tech companies, particularly Amazon. 
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Pledges To End Censorship Of Conservatives
Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida said on Thursday that he will prioritize putting an end to Big Tech's censorship of conservative content on the media and various social network platforms. 
Chinese Ice Cream Contaminated With COVID-19: Treat Tests Positive For Coronavirus
Ice cream samples in China's Tianjin city were reportedly contaminated by COVID-19, reports say. 
South Carolina May Finally Pass Heartbeat Bill Banning Most Abortions In State
A committee from among South Carolina lawmakers are pushing for the passage of a "fetal heartbeat bill." 
March For Life ‘Will Look Different’ This Year, Will Have A Virtual Rally In 2021
The 2021 March for Life rally with the theme, "Together Strong: Life Unite" will still proceed as planned, but it will be done virtually on Jan. 29, Friday at 11 a.m ET. 
Open Doors Has ‘Secret Workers’ Helping North Korean Believers Survive And Flee To Safety
A report reveals that Open Doors, an organization that supports and aids persecuted Christians worldwide, has some "secret workers" discreetly working to help believers in dangerous places such as North Korea. 
North Dakota Looking At Legislation Preventing Most Abortions In State
North Dakota is looking at using legislation to prevent abortions from being carried out in the state, and consider it a felony to do such a procedure, reports say.
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