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1 week ago | 
latterdaysaintmag.com | Scot Facer Proctor
A spiritual awakening is stirring among young people in the West, according to a steady stream of survey data.
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1 week ago | 
latterdaysaintmag.com | Scot Facer Proctor
DOJ Charges Pennsylvania Man with Threatening to Murder Trump, Musk, ICE Agents By Scot Proctor · April 13, 2025 A Pennsylvania man has been charged with threatening to assault and murder President Donald Trump, tech billionaire Elon Musk, and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, the Department of Justice announced Friday....
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1 week ago | 
latterdaysaintmag.com | Scot Facer Proctor
Trump Displays ‘Excellent Cognitive and Physical Health’ in First Exam of Second Term By Scot Proctor · April 13, 2025 The White House released on Sunday the results of President Donald Trump’s first annual physical examination since retaking office, revealing he is in “excellent cognitive and physical health” and “fully fit” to serve....
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latterdaysaintmag.com | Scot Facer Proctor
Commerce Secretary Says Tariff Exemption for Electronics Is Not Permanent By Scot Proctor · April 13, 2025 Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced on Sunday that the Trump administration’s tariff exemption for smartphones, computers, and other devices is only temporary, and that electronics will eventually be included in the semiconductor tariffs set to start in the coming months....
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latterdaysaintmag.com | Scot Facer Proctor
After 4 Years Of Claiming US Elections Are ‘Most Secure Ever,’ Leftists Again Accuse Trump Of Stealing Them By Scot Proctor · April 13, 2025 In just their latest bizarre twist of logic, leftists are again accusing President Donald Trump of planning to steal an election — even though for the last four years, they insisted this was impossible....
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latterdaysaintmag.com | Scot Facer Proctor
Senate Confirms Dan ‘Razin’ Caine To Lead Joint Chiefs Of Staff By Scot Proctor · April 13, 2025 In a 60-25 bipartisan vote, the U.S. Senate voted early Friday morning to confirm retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Dan “Razin” Caine as the next chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. All “no” votes came from Democrats, with 15 senators not voting. For him to assume the positon, the Senate also agreed to promote Caine and reinstate him to active service....
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1 week ago | 
latterdaysaintmag.com | Scot Facer Proctor
Trump Authorizes Military Occupation Of Public Land Along Southern Border To Repel Migrant ‘Invasions’ By Scot Proctor · April 13, 2025 President Donald Trump signed a memorandum authorizing a “military mission for sealing the southern border of the United States and repelling invasions,” giving the U.S. military the ability to occupy public land along the border in order to secure it....
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latterdaysaintmag.com | Scot Facer Proctor
House Oversight Calls Walz, Hochul, Pritzker to Testify on Sanctuary Policies By Scot Proctor · April 13, 2025 The House Oversight and Accountability Committee is seeking testimony from three Democrat governors on their states’ sanctuary policies....
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latterdaysaintmag.com | Scot Facer Proctor
Catholic Charter School Funding Fight Heads to Supreme Court By Scot Proctor · April 13, 2025 Oklahoma consistently ranks among the worst states in the country for public school outcomes. In an effort to improve educational options, the state’s official charter school board and an online Catholic charter school are fighting what they say is religious discrimination all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court....
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latterdaysaintmag.com | Scot Facer Proctor
DHS ending protected status for Afghanistan, Cameroon citizens By Scot Proctor · April 13, 2025 Citizens of Afghanistan and Cameroon no longer have temporary protected status in the United States, Department of Homeland Security officials announced....
