1. FISA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act), a law that allows the FBI to spy on civilians, was initially established in 1978 following the: *

2. The US government announced on July 14 that ______ in student loan debt would be forgiven for 804,000 borrowers. *

3. Delaware state representative Sarah McBride announced a bid to become the first _______ member of Congress. *

4. Iowa’s previous abortion law allowed the procedure to take place up to 22 weeks into a pregnancy; the newly signed law prohibits abortions after: *

5. To reach a minimum of 40,000 donors, North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum is giving ______ to the first 50,000 people who donate at least one dollar to his campaign. *

6. What US Senator frightened the Democratic Party by stumping for the third party No Labels? *

7. Rather than investigating and prosecuting real crimes like burglary, police across the country are spending more of their time ________. *

8. Machete-wielding illegal immigrants, primarily from ________, are taking over San Francisco, and nothing is being done to stop them. *

9. Jack Smith from the Department of Justice informed Donald Trump that in addition to the mishandling of classified documents charges, he is being investigated for: *

10. Democrats and the Department of Energy recently announced their plan to reconfigure the _________ in the name of climate change. *