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Federal Court Blocks Trump From Dismantling Four Agencies

United States · United States

Federal Court Blocks Trump From Dismantling Four Agencies

50% Right coverage: 30 sources

(The Center Square) – A federal court has issued a permanent injunction stopping the Trump administration from dismantling four federal agencies that deal with issues varying from libraries to homelessness.See the Story

Tractor Trailer Reportedly Runs Red Light, Crashes and Overturns on Top of Car in Bridgeville

Tractor Trailer Reportedly Runs Red Light, Crashes and Overturns on Top of Car in Bridgeville

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Delaware State Police have released details on a crash involving a tractor trailer transporting a crane in Bridgeville on Monday afternoon.See the Story

Chief Arnold Downing Retires After over Three Decades with Berlin Police Department

Berlin, Maryland · Berlin

Chief Arnold Downing Retires After over Three Decades with Berlin Police Department

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The Town of Berlin has announced the upcoming retirement of Chief of Police Arnold Downing after 34 years of service with the Berlin Police Department.See the Story

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