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    Utah governor slammed for removing mention of LGBTQ people from Pride Month proclamation

    Matthew Chapman
    June 02, 2023

    Gov. Spencer Cox (R-UT) is facing criticism after issuing a Pride Month proclamation that appeared to have all references to LGBTQ people removed from it, Axios reported on Friday.

    "The omission quickly gained notice as Cox posted the proclamation on social media, calling for 'inclusion, belonging and kindness' and praising 'numerous organizations' for 'cultivating love for all,'" reported Erin Alberty.

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    FBI agrees to share Biden-related document with Comer and Raskin

    Sky Palma
    June 02, 2023

    The FBI will bring an "internal law enforcement document" to Capitol Hill next week for House Oversight Chair James Comer (R-KY) and ranking Democratic member Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) to review, CNN reported.

    Some Republicans claim the document will contain allegations made by an unnamed whistleblower about an alleged criminal scheme between Joe Biden when he was vice president and a foreign national. But, according to CNN, sources that have reviewed the document say it contains no incriminating evidence against Biden.

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    Sarah Huckabee Sanders targeted in lawsuit over book ban: report

    Gideon Rubin
    June 02, 2023

    A coalition of Arkansas book enthusiasts is suing the state and its Republican governor over a restrictive new law that threatens librarians with jail time for making banned books available to minors, The Daily Beast reports.

    The law would “subject librarians and booksellers to criminal charges if they provide 'harmful' materials to minors,” according to The Associated Press.

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    ‘GAY GAY GAY GAY GAY !!!’: Emails detail outrage over cancellation of LGBTQ-themed play in Indiana

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    ‘It just strains credibility’: Washington state congressmen struggle to comply with conflicts-of-interest law

     
     

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