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Oct 23 2018
News
Trump fuels GOP’s midterm momentum
President Trump is hitting the same fiery rhetorical notes that helped get him elected in 2016 — and it might just be working, with the midterm elections two weeks away.
The Hill
Mar 16 2018
News
Pedestrian Bridge Collapse Death Toll Rises To 6 In Miami-Dade County
The number of people who died after a newly placed pedestrian bridge collapsed at Florida International University has risen to six, as crews work to clear debris and wreckage from the scene in Miami-Dade County.
NPR (Online News)
Apr 28 2021
News
Report: Big Tech Colluded With California Democrats To Censor Americans
Big Tech colluded with California Democrats to censor Americans posting about the 2020 election on social media, a new report from Judicial Watch states.
According to documents obtained by Judicial Watch, the California Secretary of State reportedly leveraged the state’s relationship with communications firm SKDK, which Judicial Watch noted “lists Biden for President as their top client
The Federalist
Aug 03 2020
Background
More Proof That Voter Fraud is Real, and Bi-Partisan
Two decades ago, Gustavo Araujo Lerma took on the identity of a deceased U.S. citizen and proceeded to vote illegally in a number of U.S. elections.
But Lerma didn’t vote for who you might expect.
Lerma is a Republican and an ardent backer of President Donald Trump. His lawyers even held up as evidence at trial a letter from Trump and Vice President Mike Pence thanking him for
The Heritage Foundation
Nov 20 2020
News
Americans Worry About Transfer Of Power: 'We Need Our Country To Come Together'
As President Trump still refuses to accept his election defeat, Travis Goodman finds himself gaming out what kind of "power grab" the outgoing president could stage, from continuing to contest the results to trying to disrupt the Electoral College process.
"I'm full of anxiety all the time," said Goodman, an accounting clerk at a manufacturing firm in Goshen, Ind. "These institutional
NPR (Online News)
May 13 2021
Analysis
Is politics the new religion?
Mandy will always remember Jan. 6, 2021, in a deeply personal way. Because she was there, inside the U.S. Capitol, supporting her president.
The images she saw that day remain sharp: The giant American flag carried by the crowd as they marched from the Ellipse. Singing “The Star-Spangled Banner” on the Capitol steps. And finally, entering the building through open doors and standing
Christian Science Monitor
Jul 06 2021
Opinion
News consumption is plummeting. That’s both good and bad news for democracy.
A recent analysis by Axios found that traffic to online news sites has dramatically declined in the months since President Biden’s inauguration. That’s both good and bad news for American democracy.
The good news is that this decline applies to sites of all political leanings. Web traffic, social media engagement and app user sessions declined by 18 percent for so-called mainstream
Washington Post
Apr 07 2021
News
Vaccine Passports
Last week, the Washington Post reported that “The Biden administration and private companies are working to develop a standard way of handling credentials — often referred to as ‘vaccine passports’ — that would allow Americans to prove they have been vaccinated against the novel coronavirus as businesses try to reopen… One of the most significant hurdles facing federal officials: the sheer
The Flip Side
Nov 21 2019
Analysis
A Dull Debate Night Helps the Front-Runners
The United States has never before witnessed a presidential primary debate during an ongoing impeachment process, and while Bernie Sanders insisted that all Democrats can “walk and chew gum at the same time,” tonight’s debate — perhaps overshadowed by the impeachment hearings — was an oddly flat showcase for the candidates, where almost every candidate seemed content to tread water and play it
National Review (News)
Sep 06 2021
News
Americans Stretch Across Political Divides to Welcome Afghan Refugees
PHOENIX — The hundreds of parishioners at Desert Springs Bible Church, a sprawling megachurch in the northern suburbs of Phoenix, are divided over mask mandates, the presidential election and what to do about migrants on the border. But they are unified on one issue: the need for the United States to take in thousands of Afghan evacuees, and they are passing the plate to make it happen.
New York Times (News)