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Grateful product of Van Nuys and Nashville. Love my Staffy, Dodgers and Vols. Orthodox Christian.
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Court finds Trump and Blanche conspired to create sham IRS lawsuit

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By Jeff Brumley Verified
| Baptist News Global
President Donald Trump’s lawsuit seeking $10 billion from the Internal Revenue Service was a total sham, a federal court has ruled. In a July 13 ruling, U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams in Miami said the litigation and the subsequent settlement providing $1.776 billion for an “Anti-Weaponization Fund” were “the product of collusion” between the parties.
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‘CatsOnACouch’ influencer sues over First Amendment rights

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By Jeff Brumley Verified
| Baptist News Global
An online influencer with a penchant for criticizing and lampooning the Trump administration sued the federal government for blocking her from attending a public event where Vice President JD Vance was speaking. Falmouth, Maine, resident Amanda McGonigle’s federal lawsuit accuses the U.S. Secret Service and the administration of violating her free-speech rights through retaliation and viewpoint discrimination.
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Clergy and politicians urge Tennessee governor to postpone execution

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By Jeff Brumley Verified
| Baptist News Global
About a dozen clergy and conservative politicians pleaded with Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee to postpone an upcoming execution after another inmate’s lethal injection was botched in May. “Tony Carruthers … spent 90 agonizing minutes bleeding and in excruciating pain in a failed attempt to take his life before Gov. Lee stopped his execution.
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