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Black law enforcement group educates Brooklyn interns
NOBLE, a group dedicated to providing solutions to law enforcement issues, brought its services and expertise to a group of teenage interns.
Heritage Foundation using judicial data tracking to push Project 2025 agenda
The Heritage Foundation has placed the courts at the center of its strategy to implement Project 2025, a plan to reshape the government.
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