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Oct 14 2022
Analysis
The Jan. 6 Hearings Are Over For Now. Trump’s Election Fraud Claims Are Not.
In a dramatic ending on Thursday to the final scheduled public hearing of the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack, the committee unanimously voted to subpoena former President Donald Trump. “We are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion, and every American is entitled to those answers,” said committee vice chair Rep. Liz Cheney ahead of
538 (ABC News)Feb 02 2023
Opinion
Media Liberals Aren’t Even Trying to Hide Their Bias Anymore
I’ve been saying for years that not only is journalism dead, but it died by suicide. In reality, it died from auto-erotic asphyxiation. Few professions love themselves as much as journalists do, and none but Hollywood give themselves more awards. If you are a journalist who doesn’t have a wall of plaques or shelves full of laser-etched glass blocks masquerading as accomplishments honoring some
TownhallSep 16 2022
News
Marco Rubio goes on air in first Spanish-language ad of the cycle
U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio is releasing his first Spanish-language ad of the 2022 election cycle.
The 30-second spot focuses on the Senator’s response when Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico and his role in crafting the Payroll Protection Program (PPP) during the COVID-19 pandemic. It will run on television in the Orlando area, according to the Rubio campaign.
The ad, entitled “Logró
Florida PoliticsNov 16 2022
News
McConnell: 'Pretty Obvious...What Happened': Independents and Moderates Were 'Frightened' of Some in GOP
As some Republicans blame Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell for failing to regain control of the Senate, McConnell on Tuesday blamed "people in our party leadership" for "frightening independent and moderate" voters.
He appeared to be talking about Donald Trump, who campaigned with or endorsed many of the Republican candidates who lost their elections.
McConnell also told
CNSNews.comDec 01 2022
News
Biden Administration Confirms It Wants Taxpayers To Pay For Sex-Change Operations On Minors
The Biden administration supports using taxpayer dollars to fund sex-change operations on minors, Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra confirmed in written testimony submitted to the House Committee on Education Labor on Nov. 29.
Republican Illinois Rep. Mary Miller questioned Becerra during an April hearing about the administration’s position on taxpayer funding for
The Daily CallerJun 06 2022
News
Elon Musk threatens to scrap Twitter deal over ‘breach’ of agreement
Elon Musk says that Twitter is in “clear material breach” of their $44 billion acquisition deal and that he could “terminate” the agreement in response. In a letter sent to Twitter this morning, Musk’s legal team claims that Twitter has failed to provide him with information on the service’s spam bot problem and that he’s entitled to receive that information under the deal agreement.
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The VergeNov 17 2022
News
Elon Musk gives Twitter employees an ultimatum: Stay or go by tomorrow
New owner Elon Musk has told remaining Twitter employees they will need to decide by Thursday afternoon whether to stay at the company or quit.
In an email to staff entitled "A Fork in the Road," Musk said Twitter would "need to be extremely hardcore" to succeed. Those who choose to stay should expect long, intense hours of work. Those who leave will receive three months' severance pay
NPR (Online News)Oct 18 2021
News
Supreme Court sides with police officers seeking ‘qualified immunity’ in two use-of-force cases
The Supreme Court in two cases Monday ruled police officers were entitled to protection from being sued over their use of force against suspects.
The unsigned opinions, posted in the court’s periodic list of orders, both overturned lower appellate decisions.
One case involved an officer accused of excessive force when he put his knee on a man’s back during an arrest, while trying
CNBCApr 10 2022
News
Pa.’s 2022 GOP U.S Senate primary could define future of Social Security, Medicare | Ray E. Landis
Democratic-leaning social media accounts in Pennsylvania were abuzz this week with news that Republican U.S. Senate candidates Dave McCormick and Mehmet Oz had weighed in on the future of Social Security and Medicare.
Although it was implied by some of the more dramatic accounts, neither Oz nor McCormick called for dismantling the programs and tossing older Americans out on the street
Pennsylvania Capital-StarJun 22 2022
News
Democratic state senator sues DPS to get records on Uvalde shooting
State Sen. Roland Gutierrez, a Democrat whose district includes Uvalde, sued the Texas Department of Public Safety on Wednesday, arguing that he is entitled to receive official records related to the Robb Elementary shooting.
The lawsuit, filed in state District Court in Travis County, said it's time to provide answers for Uvalde residents who lost a loved one in the May 24 shooting
Austin American-Statesman