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Jul 11 2022
News
Chinese cops 'beat' protesters outraged at having bank accounts frozen
Chinese police "beat" citizens who gathered to protest against having their bank accounts frozen due to COVID-19 policies on Sunday, according to protesters.
Protests centered on three banks serving primarily rural communities that have frozen millions of dollars in accounts since April. Roughly 1,000 protesters gathered to call for the release of their funds outside the Zhengzhou
Fox News Digital
Jun 28 2022
News
Geoff Diehl, Trump pick, trails self funded Chris Doughty in cash, leads in polls
The race to see which Republican will square off against Attorney General Maura Healey in the November general election isn’t a contest of fundraising, but if it were Geoff Diehl would be losing the race by miles.
The party nominee, Diehl’s campaign filings show his campaign’s cash on hand to start the month came in just shy of $15,000.
His opponent, Wrentham businessman Chris
Boston Herald
May 19 2022
News
Suspect in racist Buffalo mass shooting indicted by a grand jury
The 18-year-old White man suspected of carrying out a racist mass shooting Saturday in a Buffalo, New York, supermarket was indicted by a grand jury on Wednesday, according to an affidavit from Erie County Assistant District Attorney Gary Hackbush.
The Erie County Grand Jury voted for an indictment against defendant Payton Gendron, "with regard to the felony complaint filed on or about
CNN Digital
Sep 19 2022
Opinion
Cities Should Take the Lead in Fighting Extremism in America
As former mayors who served our cities during violent extremist attacks — Pittsburgh during the Tree of Life synagogue massacre in 2018, and Charlottesville during the white nationalist Unite the Right rally in 2017 — we welcome last week’s White House United We Stand Summit, where President Joe Biden sought to “counter the corrosive effects of hate-fueled violence on our democracy and public
Bloomberg
Apr 27 2022
News
New details show extent of GOP effort to unwind Trump’s loss
Documents and texts stemming from the House investigation into Jan. 6, 2021, offer new details about the extent House Republicans, particularly members of the Freedom Caucus, were involved in plans to unwind the 2020 election — even as lawyers at the White House warned them their proposals could be illegal.
The content — released in the committee’s court battle against Mark Meadows and
The Hill
Nov 02 2021
News
The Fed is ready to rein in its aid. Market tremors are already emerging.
For the Federal Reserve, this could be a year of living dangerously.
The central bank is expected to announce this week plans to begin withdrawing its massive support for the economy, the first step in winding down the historic cash infusions it launched to save markets during the pandemic.
What could come next — interest rate hikes — is causing angst among the Wall Street
Politico
May 23 2022
News
Bush dynasty on the line as challenger George P. Bush tries to upset Trump-backed Texas AG Ken Paxton
A confident Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton tells Fox News he’s "way ahead" of challenger George P. Bush as the two face off Tuesday in the Republican primary runoff for the Lone Star state’s top law enforcement officer.
Paxton, who enjoys the backing of former President Donald Trump, is known nationally for trying to legally upend the 2020 presidential election results and for his
Fox News Digital
Oct 18 2014
News
Blue State Blues: California Republicans Waste Crucial Rebuilding Year
California governor Jerry Brown is riding so high in the polls that there is virtually no political force that can stop him. In retrospect, his success was almost guaranteed once he convinced California voters to approve a "temporary" tax hike in 2012's Proposition 30 (one that Democrats now want to make permanent). That, plus a modest economic recovery, increased revenues enough to allow him
Breitbart News
May 31 2022
News
Canadian PM Trudeau announces legislation to ‘freeze’ handgun ownership, buy back ‘assault-style weapons’
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Monday that his government is introducing legislation to "implement national freeze on handgun ownership" throughout the country.
"What this means is that it will no longer be possible to buy, sell, transfer or import handguns anywhere in Canada," Trudeau said at a press conference.
"We recognize that the vast majority of gun
Fox News Digital
Jan 10 2022
News
Romney backs Rounds after Trump criticism
Sen. Mitt Romney posted a message on social media Monday backing Sen. Mike Rounds after his Republican colleague was criticized by former President Donald Trump for saying the 2020 election was fairly decided.
Romney, a Utah Republican who was his party’s nominee for president in 2012, wrote on Twitter, “Mike Rounds speaks truth knowing that our Republic depends upon it.”
He
Washington Examiner