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Dec 05 2022
News
Chinese hackers stole millions worth of U.S. COVID relief money, Secret Service says
Chinese hackers have stolen tens of millions of dollars worth of U.S. COVID relief benefits since 2020, the Secret Service said on Monday.
The Secret Service declined to provide any additional details but confirmed a report by NBC News that said the Chinese hacking team that is reportedly responsible is known within the security research community as APT41 or Winnti.
Reuters
Mar 15 2023
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AllSides News Briefing: March 15, 2023
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Aug 08 2022
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Coronavirus tally: President Biden leaves White House for first time after testing negative for COVID for two straight days
President Joe Biden, after testing negative for COVID on Saturday and Sunday, left the White House for the first time since becoming infectious last month, the Associated Press reported. Biden emerged from an isolation that lasted longer than expected because of a rebound case of the virus. "He will safety return to public engagement and presidential travel," White House Physician Dr. Kevin O'
MarketWatch
Jul 05 2022
News
US-Mexico Border Is World’s ‘Deadliest’ Land Crossing: UN Study
The U.S.-Mexico border has become the world’s “deadliest” land crossing, according to data recently brought to light by a United Nations study.
A historic high of 728 recorded immigrant deaths and disappearances along the U.S.-Mexico border crossing in 2021 has made the land crossing the deadliest in the world, according to the study conducted by the United Nations agency, the
The Epoch Times
Feb 19 2023
Perspectives Blog
Crime, Inflation, Homelessness: Partisans Align on Dissatisfaction With Key Issues
Each year, Gallup (Center bias) polls Americans in its “Mood of the Nation” survey to better understand satisfaction levels among Republicans and Democrats on various aspects of life in the U.S.
With the uneasiness of the U.S. economy, the COVID-19 pandemic, influx of unauthorized migrants to the U.S. southern border, and rise in violent crime, Americans’ overall satisfaction in the
Andrew Weinzierl
Jul 16 2022
News
Hilcorp, Exxon and Conoco Top Greenhouse Gas Emitters, Environmental Groups Say
Hilcorp Energy Co., Exxon Mobil Corp., Conoco, Phillips and Occidental Petroleum Corp. are the U.S. oil-and-gas industry’s top emitters of planet-warming greenhouse gases, according to a new report based on federal data.
The four companies are also the top emitters of methane, according to the report Thursday by environmental nonprofits Ceres and the Clean Air Task Force. Methane has
Wall Street Journal (News)
Nov 18 2022
News
100+ School Boards Flip Red Nationwide, Conservatives Pleased with Progress
While no overwhelming red wave emerged from the midterm national races, conservative groups involved in local school board races saw encouraging results.
Education certainly mattered to voters on the local level and that resulted in school boards in several states winning conservative majorities.
Supporters see those wins as part of a larger trend giving Republicans the upper
CBN
Dec 16 2022
Opinion
Why the ‘Twitter Files’ Are Falling Flat
The public has recently gotten an inside peek at the workings of Twitter and Facebook, thanks to a pair of extraordinary document drops.
The first release — the “Facebook Files” — came in late 2021 from Frances Haugen, a former Facebook employee. The second — the “Twitter Files” — came this month from Elon Musk, Twitter’s new owner. Unfortunately for Musk, the “Twitter Files” are not
Politico
Oct 19 2022
News
Housing starts tumble in September as rising mortgages cool demand
New U.S. home construction slumped in September, adding to evidence that rapidly rising mortgage rates are continuing to cool demand and the once red-hot housing market.
Housing starts slid 8.1% last month to an annual rate of 1.439 million units, according to new Commerce Department data released on Tuesday. That is below Refinitiv economists' forecast for a pace of 1.475 million units
Fox Business
Dec 22 2021
News
Omicron causes less severe disease, studies from Scotland, England suggest
Two studies from Scotland and England analyzing rates of hospital treatment for those infected with Omicron suggest the coronavirus variant may cause less severe disease than previous variants, although scientists caution more research is needed.
Early data from Scotland indicates that there is a two-thirds reduction in hospitalization of double vaccinated young adults, compared with
Politico