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2 months agoAs a Candidate, He Wanted to Ban Congressional Stock Trading. In Office, He Trades Freely.
Rob Bresnahan Jr. criticized stock trading by Congress but has since engaged in it himself after being elected.
"I think they would be extremely foolish to do anything of the sort that you're describing, because (...) these companies need to rebuild their broken relationship with their customers."
CCTV footage, particularly of a person at their most vulnerable, can contain highly sensitive personal data and must be properly protected. It is vital that authorities like police forces have the strictest measures in place to protect personal data to maintain public trust.
The resurgence of the QAnon movement in 2025 illustrates how deep-rooted beliefs have adapted to new digital communities, emphasizing ongoing political and social unrest.
Counties are increasingly hesitant to rely on a national decision-maker, raising concerns about the credibility and reliability of information being presented in national contexts.
Rachel Reeves reportedly accepted free tickets to a Sabrina Carpenter concert, stirring controversy amid government cutbacks to disability benefits during a cost of living crisis.