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Homeownership Benefits for Veterans and Military Members

In 2022, the United States proudly recognized its community of about 16.2 million veterans, each a testament to bravery and service. For these heroes, the dream of homeownership is a well-earned part of their life. This article enthusiastically explores the homeownership benefits available to veterans and military members. You'll dive into loans and beyond, spotlighting programs that empower the nation's veterans in their quest for a home.

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Pro-regulatory litigants more likely to win renewable energy and energy efficiency cases than those involving coal-fired power plants

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Court allows Ohio to defund Planned Parenthood appeals Federal

The US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled 11-6 Tuesday that Ohio can enforce a 2016 law preventing Planned Parenthood, and any other organization

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New California law holds charter schools to same transparency laws as other public schools

Charter schools are public schools and generally, are subject to the same laws as other public schools, but a new California bill erases any doubt about whether charter schools must adhere to the state's open meeting, conflict of interest and financial disclosure laws.

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