The Justice Department’s pardon attorney, Elizabeth G. Oyer, was fired after refusing to recommend restoring gun rights to Mel Gibson, who had a domestic violence conviction. Oyer raised concerns about public safety and integrity, as the Justice Department planned to make the decision without her input. The request to include Gibson in a list of candidates to have gun rights restored came after his lawyer argued for it based on his celebrity status and ties to President Trump.
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La Grange Park school ranked among top 20 in Illinois
Park Junior High School in La Grange Park conducts surveys with teachers, parents, and students to assess classroom performance, focusing on the "five essentials" of each department. Despite being ranked 19th in the state by U.S. News & World Report, Principal Jerome Green emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement and challenging students appropriately. La Grange District 102 schools, including Cossitt School, Ogden Avenue, Congress Park, and Forest Road, also made the list, with Superintendent Chris...
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