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Oct 07 2019
News
Judge rejects Trump request to block New York subpoena for tax returns
President Donald Trump cannot block a request to hand over eight years of tax returns to Manhattan prosecutors, a federal judge ruled, after Trump claimed he was immune from being sued.
Trump quickly filed an emergency notice of appeal to the federal appeals court in Manhattan.
U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero in Manhattan decided to abstain from resolving the dispute, and
Reuters
May 29 2024
Headline Roundup
Is Your Drinking Water Safe? 'Forever Chemicals' Raise Contamination Concerns
How safe is drinking water in the United States? The Biden administration and environmental groups are pushing for companies to cut down on the use of “forever chemicals” that have been detected in drinking water at high levels.
What are Forever Chemicals? An article in the Washington Examiner (Lean Right bias) described forever chemicals as chemicals that “are nearly impossible to
ProPublica
Newsweek
Washington Examiner 
Jan 19 2021
Analysis
8 Strategies For Exiting The Biden Years Stronger Than The Right Went In
Let's be honest: The right is making a forced retreat. Here's how we can make it a strategic one that sets our ideas up for better success in the long run.
Joe Biden’s inauguration is a sad day for those of us on the right, and it’s not just because — either through actual votes or through deliberate election confusion — we lost the Senate and presidency. It’s because so many of us are
The Federalist
Mar 28 2019
News
Corruption of the Insiders
Call it the corruption of insiders. The latest news from Chicago has a very angry Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson attacking the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office for abruptly dropping the 16-count indictment of actor Jussie Smollett. Recall that, in the words of the New York Times:
Mr. Smollett, who is black, gay and outspoken on social issues, had told
The American Spectator
Nov 03 2020
News
Americans begin casting Election Day ballots after divisive, bitter campaign
Americans headed to the polls on Tuesday to choose either incumbent Donald Trump or challenger Joe Biden as their next president, after a tumultuous four years under the businessman-turned-politician that have left the country as deeply divided as at any time in recent history.
Biden, the Democratic former vice president and a career politician, has had a strong and consistent lead in
Reuters
Jan 06 2015
News
ABC & NBC Seize on Palin 'Sparking New Controversy' in 'Feud' With PETA
On Monday, both ABC's Good Morning America and NBC's Today hyped a supposed "controversy" between Sarah Palin and radical animal rights group PETA, after Palin shared a touching photo of her Down Syndrome son using his service dog as a step stool to reach the kitchen sink.
Media Research Center
Jan 19 2016
News
Iran Prisoner Exchange: "We Gave Away the Farm for a Starbucks Gift Card"
Dr. Sebastian Gorka of the Marine Corps University was on the "Hannity" show Monday night when he was asked if America has sent the signal that when you take Americans hostage, there will be negotiations.
"Absolutely Sean, we gave away the farm for a Starbucks gift card. We sent a very clear message that this nation (Iran), which is the greatest state sponsor of terrorism
Townhall
Nov 02 2020
News
What US election day – and the days after – will look like in 2020
Election night in America is likely to look much different this year.
A surge of Americans are casting their ballots by mail, which may mean it will take longer for election officials to count votes. There is little unusual about this – even though news networks typically project a winner based on their analysis on election night, states always continue to count ballots after election
The Guardian
May 12 2020
News
The coronavirus conspiracy news cycle
The coronavirus conspiracy news cycle has grown more powerful off of audiences that were already susceptible to misinformation about other health care myths, like anti-vaccination conspiracies.
Driving the news: The latest conspiracy theory — that the virus is a "plandemic" engineered to increase vaccination rates — stems from a documentary-style video featuring a discredited medical
Axios
Aug 31 2019
News
Bernie Sanders proposes canceling $81 billion U.S. medical debt
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. presidential contender Bernie Sanders proposed a plan on Saturday to cancel $81 billion in existing past-due medical debt for Americans, but offered no details on how it would be financed.
Sanders, an independent U.S. senator from Vermont, said in a statement that under his plan, the government would negotiate and pay off past-due medical bills that have been
Reuters