colic invited today to become the first congress in the history of united states to hold someone in contempt for complying with our demands and their target is the attorney general of the united states. attorney general garland gave us the special counsel report on president biden in full. he made the special counsel available to us in committee for hours of testimony where he answered all her questions and provided the full transcript of the president s voluntary five hour interview with the special counsel, all 250 pages of it. the whole world can read president biden s interview and his answers on edited but that s apparently not enough. now they want to hold the attorney general and content are not turning over the audiotape of the interview that we have the verbatim transcript of. and why is that important? in case you lost the thread of this madcap, wild goose chase, america. remember this is an impeachment investigation. do they think the holy grail of the 118th cong
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75 women cancer survivors will take part in a fashion show organized by The Cancer Club of Rajkot to create awareness about cancer and the importance of early diagnosis. The event aims to show appreciation to women who have fought cancer and motivate those who are still fighting it. Survivors from all over Saurashtra are encouraged to participate in the fashion show.
DE PERE, Wis. (WFRV) - No family battles cancer alone, that's one of the messages organizers hope people take away from their event in De Pere. Sunday was the third annual Jayma Van Straten Memorial Redbird Ribbon Walk at De Pere High School. Among the walkers was 8-year-old Eva Baker who was seein
The Franklin Regional School District has a health services department. But when district officials began discussing ideas for a health and wellness fair, they decided to expand beyond the student body. The district’s April 29 community health fair will be open to the public, bringing more than 40 local health