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Fox News: Washington Post pretends to defend 'democracy' but here's what news outlet really means
Legacy journalists complain about the decline of democracy and the influence of the Supreme Court, small states, and the Constitution. The Washington Post launched a series called "IMPERFECT UNION" to explore these issues. The article argues that minority rule by a small percentage of the population undermines democracy.
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Fox News: African asylum seeker smashes up German immigration office, forcing it to go into shut down
An asylum seeker from Cameroon smashed up an immigration office in Germany, causing fear and concern among employees. This is not the first time the office has been attacked by asylum seekers, and the aggressive behavior is alarming. The city of Magdeburg is dealing with a high number of asylum claims, causing heavy workloads and a shortage of staff.
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Fox News: Texas school district's school resource officers will split time between campuses because of police shortage
The Austin Independent School District in Texas plans to comply with a new school safety law by placing police officers on its campuses. However, due to a shortage of police personnel, the officers will have to split their time across multiple schools. The district has decided to have a district police officer on each of its 113 campuses instead of arming teachers or other staff members.