This article details postal codes for various locations, encompassing all 50 U.S. states, several U.S. territories (including Puerto Rico and Guam), and Canadian provinces and territories. The provided list exhaustively covers these regions, offering a comprehensive reference for postal code information. No specific postal codes are listed in this particular section; rather, the scope of geographical areas covered is outlined. The information serves as a guide to the breadth of locations included, indicating a potentially larger dataset to follow.
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A New York court initially fined Donald Trump $454 million for fraudulently overvaluing his assets, a ruling he is appealing. Trump claims this was politically motivated “lawfare,” citing the alleged improper handling of his case by judges. While an appeals court showed skepticism towards the initial ruling, Trump still faces over $500 million in fines. His appeal, secured with a $175 million bond from a less-than-reputable surety company, hinges on overturning the original verdict.
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Steve Bannon pleaded guilty to defrauding donors to the “We Build the Wall” campaign, avoiding jail time under a plea deal. The agreement resolves state-level charges related to misappropriation of funds intended for border wall construction. Bannon, a former Trump strategist, will face restrictions on fundraising and charitable activities for three years. This plea comes after a federal pardon from President Trump and follows the convictions of other individuals involved in the project.
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A newly revealed report exposes Darren Beattie, acting undersecretary for public diplomacy and public affairs at the State Department, as having repeatedly advocated for the sterilization of those he deems “low-IQ.” Beattie, a former Trump speechwriter fired for attending a white nationalist conference, has made numerous social media posts expressing such views and suggesting incentives for higher-IQ individuals to have more children. These comments directly contradict Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s past condemnation of similar population control policies and his recent assertion of equality for all. The State Department has yet to comment on the matter.
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Following a court order to cease pausing federal grant programs, a FEMA official directed a freeze on funding for numerous programs, defying the judge’s mandate. This action, affecting programs ranging from emergency preparedness to tribal security, followed the firing of four FEMA officials allegedly for circumventing leadership and making payments for migrant housing in New York City. The firings stem from claims by Elon Musk and President Trump that FEMA illegally spent millions on migrant housing, violating an executive order. The White House maintains that the president’s executive authority will ultimately prevail over judicial blocks.
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The upcoming four years represent a pivotal moment for America, demanding unwavering commitment to free and unbiased journalism. HuffPost, facing this challenge, is launching an ad-free experience for contributing supporters. This initiative aims to sustain its mission of providing fair news coverage during this critical period. Continued support is crucial to ensure HuffPost can maintain its commitment to fearless, impartial reporting.
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A federal judge temporarily blocked the removal of several government websites containing crucial health information, citing potential harm to public health. The websites, which provided data on HIV treatment, environmental health, and other vital areas, were taken down following an executive order targeting “gender ideology.” This action, argued by Doctors for America, violated federal law by failing to provide adequate notice and jeopardizing patient care. The judge’s order mandates the immediate restoration of the websites pending further legal review.
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Professor Will Greaves advocates for Canada to block the appointment of Donald Trump’s chosen ambassador until the U.S. President ceases his challenges to Canadian sovereignty. This action, denying Trump a “plum patronage appointment,” would signal the seriousness with which Canada views Trump’s aggressive rhetoric and policies threatening annexation through economic coercion. Greaves argues this is a justifiable response comparable to actions taken against other countries exhibiting similar behavior, and a necessary step in protecting Canadian sovereignty, even if it incurs retaliation from the U.S. He further suggests barring Trump from the G7 summit as another potential measure.
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Donald Trump’s recent interview with Bret Baier reveals a profound detachment from reality, bolstering the theory that his pronouncements stem from delusion rather than calculated lies. His unsubstantiated claims regarding election fraud, USAID, and economic policies demonstrate a consistent disregard for facts and evidence. Further, his serious proposals for annexing Canada and “taking over” Gaza, complete with unrealistic plans for displacement and American ownership, underscore a dangerous level of detachment from reality. This behavior, including threats against allies and reliance on demonstrably false economic principles, indicates a dangerous level of delusion rather than strategic deception.
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Two lawsuits filed within a week challenge President Trump’s dismissals of Biden-appointed officials. Hampton Dellinger, the former head of the Office of Special Counsel, and Gwynne A. Wilcox, a former National Labor Relations Board employee, allege unlawful termination, citing violations of established removal procedures and a century of legal precedent protecting independent agency officials. Both lawsuits contend that the dismissals were politically motivated and without proper cause. The plaintiffs argue these actions undermine the independence of crucial government agencies and jeopardize their ability to fulfill their statutory mandates.
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