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Apr 18 2022
Perspectives Blog
When Biden Trips Over the Border
From the CenterThe war in Ukraine is getting bloodier. Inflation is continuing to soar. The last thing Joe Biden needs right now is another crisis. But it looks like that is exactly what he’s getting. Just as his administration is preparing to loosen immigration restrictions next month, U.S. border authorities announced that they had arrested more than 210,000 migrants at the Mexico
Dan SchnurAug 22 2022
Perspectives Blog
Did the FBI “Raid” or “Search” Mar-a-Lago? Major News Sources Show Inconsistency
Did the FBI “raid” former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida? Or did they “search” it? In general terms, both words can be used to accurately describe what happened when the FBI executed a search warrant and seized documents at Trump’s home in early August. But differences and inconsistencies in how news sources use the terms may reflect media bias by word choice.
Henry A. BrechterApr 21 2020
Analysis
7 Devastating Revelations About Crossfire Hurricane In New Releases
Late last week, Sen. Lindsey Graham announced a webpage dedicated to the Senate Judiciary Committee’s probe into the Crossfire Hurricane illicit investigation into the Donald Trump campaign. Graham’s staff uploaded the four Carter Page Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) applications, which were recently further declassified.
These declassifications reveal more devastating
The FederalistOct 08 2021
Opinion
How Youngkin can still win the Virginia governor’s election and why it matters
Despite encouraging polling numbers for Glenn Youngkin’s gubernatorial bid in Virginia, the race is slipping away from his reach. Behind the polling numbers are clear warning signs that Mr. Youngkin has failed to acknowledge. If they remain unresolved, this election will be remembered as a stunning disappointment and missed opportunity for him and supportive Virginians.
When he first
Washington TimesApr 02 2021
News
NPR Corrects Claim that Hunter Biden Story Was ‘Discredited’ by Intelligence Community
National Public Radio corrected a claim on Thursday that reports about Hunter Biden’s alleged laptop had been “discredited” by the intelligence community.
“A previous version of this story said U.S. intelligence had discredited the laptop story,” NPR noted. “U.S. intelligence officials have not made a statement to that effect.”
The correction came on a review of Biden’s new
MediaiteNov 24 2021
Opinion
Tearing down Thomas Jefferson: Black leaders of past wouldn't agree with removing statue
I hate to admit it, but it’s true: Donald Trump was right about the monuments.
Not about monuments to Confederate traitors like Robert E. Lee, whom Trump labeled “a great general.” Nor was he correct in claiming that military bases named after Confederates were “part of a Great American heritage.”
But Trump was right that these attacks would morph into a broader campaign to
Guest Writer - CenterDec 09 2020
News
Hunter Biden's taxes under investigation by US attorney's office in Delaware
The Justice Department’s investigation scrutinizing Hunter Biden’s taxes has been examining some of his Chinese business dealings, among other financial transactions, a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press on Wednesday.
The revelation puts a renewed spotlight on the questions about his financial dealings that dogged his father’s successful White House campaign.
USA TODAYNov 21 2020
News
Liberal dark-money behemoth raised nearly $140M last year
One of the left’s biggest financial hubs raised $137 million from anonymous donors in 2019 — a massive sum that funded an eight-figure ad campaign attacking Republican senators, bolstered key pieces of Democratic and environmentalist infrastructure and supported expensive ballot measure campaigns.
The nine-figure influx to the Sixteen Thirty Fund last year, detailed in a new tax filing
PoliticoAug 18 2022
Perspectives Blog
Both Sides Urge Transparency on Mar-a-Lago Raid
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A judge heard arguments Thursday on whether sensitive documents pertaining to the FBI's raid of Mar-a-Lago should be unsealed and released to the public - something that voices on both sides are calling for. Magistrate Judge
AllSides StaffNov 19 2020
News
Giuliani and fellow Trump lawyers crank out conspiracies as legal challenges implode
They called themselves an “elite strike force team.” But the madcap news conference by President Donald Trump’s attorneys on Thursday afternoon was more campaign farce than cogent legal argument, as Rudy Giuliani offered several conspiracy theories and a litany of false claims that he pledged would reverse the outcome of the 2020 White House race.
“I guess we’re the senior lawyers,”
Politico