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The article presents the discussion on Democrats view Donald Trump as a threat to democracy, Kamala Harris's refusal as California Attorney General to defend Proposition 8 undermined democratic principles. Topics include Harris's stance on same-sex marriage, the legal and constitutional implications of her actions; and concerns about her potential presidency disregarding voters and the law.

The article presents the discussion on Bob Dylan's song "Gotta Serve Somebody," emphasizing its challenge to American individualism by highlighting the inevitability of serving a higher purpose or authority. Topics include song's critique of individualism, the biblical call for allegiance to God as reflected in Joshua's declaration; and St. Paul's view on how love and commitment shape personal identity.

The article delves into the evolving role of general counsels in higher education institutions, highlighting their increasing authority and impact on decision-making processes. It explores the implications of this trend, questioning whether the consolidation of power within the general counsel's office is ultimately beneficial for colleges and universities.

The Biden administration has asked the Supreme Court to reinstate federal authority over the border between Mexico and Texas. This comes after Texas officials won a lower court order blocking the U.S. Border Patrol from removing razor wire that was installed by Texas officers to deter migrants from crossing the Rio Grande. The conflict between Texas and the federal government over border enforcement has been escalating, with Texas challenging the federal government's sole authority over international borders. The federal government argues that Congress has given the Border Patrol extensive power to enforce immigration law within 25 miles of the border. [Extracted from the article]

Sindh to have a province-wide master plan authority "Sindh Urban and Regional Master Plan Authority" to discourage illegal construction of multistory buildings The reason for setting up such an authority is closely linked with the mushroom growth of illegal construction of buildings especially in older town areas of Karachi and other cities of the province. Under this law, the Sindh government placed the Master Plan department under the Sindh Building Control Authority, an anomaly as technically the Master Plan should tell the SBCA what to do and not the other way around. [Extracted from the article]

The federal government believes the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Authority was necessary. Additional Planning Secretary Waqarul Hassan said a retired lieutenant general had been appointed chairman of the CPEC Authority and rules for the position have been formulated. "Appointment rules for the post of chief executive officer, who will be from the Civil Service, executive directors and members [of CPEC Authority] are in process of formulation. [Extracted from the article]

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signed a new law that allows the state to arrest and potentially deport migrants. The law makes it a state crime for anyone without authorization to be in the U.S. to cross into Texas outside of a designated port of entry. It will go into effect in March and will allow state and local police to arrest individuals suspected of crossing into the state illegally. The law is likely to face legal challenges, as legal experts believe it may be pre-empted by federal immigration law. The move by Texas is part of an ongoing conflict between the state and the federal government over border-security authority. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the Biden administration's desire to bring Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah party to rule Gaza after the war, as part of their goal to create a Palestinian state. However, the article argues that Fatah is no better than Hamas, as it has celebrated and glorified the recent attacks on Israel. Fatah is accused of sponsoring a program that provides financial rewards to terrorists and has not disavowed the terrorists involved in the attacks. The article concludes that handing Gaza to the Palestinian Authority would be implementing the aims of the terrorists and is not a viable solution. [Extracted from the article]

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The article presents the discussion on FSSAI issuing a notice regarding approval of rapid analytical food testing (RAFT) kit by the food authority seeking technical information including contents.

The article offers news briefs on topic including the celebration of the and families and the declaration of Independence was designed for multiple audiences in South Decota. Topics include the declaration's main purpose, to explain the colonists' right to revolution; to declare the causes which impel them to the separation, and Congress had to prove the legitimacy of its cause.

In the article, the author reflects on the lessons on discipleship and religious life from the Bible books of Mark, Ephesians, Psalms, and Amos. Also cited are the legacy of good teaching and apostleship of Peter, Paul and Mary, how God or Jesus Christ chose his disciples, and how Mark explained that Jesus provided his disciples with own power and authority.

The article discusses the problem with the practice of U.S. professors in venting their disappointments and frustration on their students. It discusses the cases of two professors who were caught on camera while complaining about their students, the significant role of instructors in the academic performance of students, the advantage of authority being enjoyed by professors over their students, and the importance for professors to ensure their complaints never reach their students.

The article reports on the plan of the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump to formally revoke the authority of California over automobile emissions regulations. Topics discussed include the greenhouse gas emissions contribution of tailpipe pollution, the attitude of Trump towards climate change and global warming, and the legal issues which may be expected following the revocation.

MNA Imran Khattak had also asked the planning ministry's officials to let the committee know who was currently chairman of the CPEC Authority. Rafiullah then demanded that the planning ministry issue a written clarification that there was no chairman of the CPEC Authority and also explain how it was functioning when the ordinance had lapsed. He was of the view that The CPEC secretariat should be strengthened instead of establishing CPEC authority If any support required for the ministry of planning and development to deal with CPEC related work was required. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on D.C. Council has voted last week to allow 11-year-olds to consent to vaccinations without their parent's approval including the Council approved the bill last week, allowing it to move forward for a second and final vote before it goes to Mayor Muriel Bowser for approval.

The article discusses that President Trump signed an executive order this week that could substantially expand his ability to hire and fire tens of thousands of federal workers during a second term, potentially allowing him to weed out what he sees as a "deep state" bureaucracy working to under mine him.

The article discusses President, Donald Trump's long rants and erratic behavior doctors have fueled by use of dexamethasone, asteroid, to treat Covid-19-renewed a long-simmering debate for national security expense about time to retire the inventions of the Cold War.

The article announces that State Representative Bob Freeman of Tennessee was appointed to the joint ad hoc committee reviewing the authority and emergency powers of both the executive branch and the courts.

The article discusses trends within the administration of colleges and universities throughout the United States in 2009, focusing on the shift from faculty governance models to more independent executive administrative action in several schools. Explanation is offered describing the philosophy of faculty-based school organization and administration. Comments by professors and administrators are included debating the efficacy of the system during a volatile economic time. Examples of management decisions made in universities in Tennessee, Florida, and Ohio are also given such as the deemphasis of tenured professorial influence and the introduction of more online classes.

The article reports on challenges faced by administrators of elections across the country to meet costs of holding election amid the coronavirus pandemic and mentions views of Ricky Hatch, Weber County's clerk and auditor, on the same.

The article reports that Mahmoud Abbas, Palestinian Authority president, refused to accept taxes that were collected by Israel of authority's budget in June 2020 and mentions that Israel had suspended the annexation plan while agreement to normalize relation with United Arab Emirates.

The article offers information on Key West, a city of several thousand individuals managed to hold off the coronavirus after the county put checkpoints on the road into town, keeping visitors out. Topics include examines that the protests of people fighting excessive use of force by the police, many law enforcement agencies that have been hesitant to take on a divisive issue like masks.

The article focuses on the floods in two of India's poorest states Assam and Bihar by heavy monsoon rains have displaced or affected eight million people and killed 111 since May. It mentions the Brahmaputra river in the northeastern state of Assam is flowing the danger level in many places. It also mentions that with coronavirus cases surging and critical medicines running low, local authorities are rolling out the red carpet for now cured patients.

The article focuses on the Chancellor Ellen Hobbes Lyle has invalidated the 218 million dollar soccer stadium construction contract between Metro and Mortenson/Messer. It mentions that lack of public notice is symptomatic of a deeper corruption in Music City that has metastasized inside the body politic. It also that Mortensen executives involved in the scandal have to donate their time in community service as part of the settlement.

The article discusses that federal appeals court in San Francisco ruled that the U.S. Donald Trump administration did not have the authority to transfer money from the Pentagon to President Trump's border wall without congressional approval.

The article discusses that victory of the Serbian President, Aleksandar Vucic in the parliamentary elections boycotted by most of the opposition in protest at his autocratic policies.

The article discusses Inigo Philbrick, the elusive contemporary art dealer who disappeared in the fall after being accused of defrauding clients, was arrested by U.S. law enforcement agents on the Pacific Island of Vanuatu.

The article informs that Palestinian Authority is planning to cur the salaries of tens of thousands of its own clerks and police officers. It mentions that it will try any Israeli citizens or Arab residents of Jerusalem arrested on the West Bank in Palestinian cour1s instead of handing them over to IsraeL.

The article informs that American diplomats are struggling with how to demand human rights, democracy and rule-of-law abroad amid concerns overseas and criticism at home over the U.S. President Trump administration's response to the protests across the country against Black Life Matters.

The article offers information on the William Bryan who is white had been more than a bystander, and had done more than record the final 30 seconds of African American Mr. Ahmaud Arbery's life. Topics include the video's release instigated sweeping investigations into the killing; and Kevin Gough, Mr. Bryan's lawyer, said in a statement that Mr. Bryan had cooperated with law enforcement since the day of the shooting.

The article reflects on Federal prosecutors moved to formally confiscate a rare cuneiform tablet that bears part of the Epic of Gilgamesh, one of the world's oldest works of literature, from a Bible-themed museum founded in part by the president of the crafts retailer Hobby Lobby.