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Aug 31 2024
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Trump Woos the Moms for Liberty
Donald Trump’s appearance last night at Moms for Liberty’s annual gathering was intended as a classic campaign stop—a chance for the candidate to preen in front of a friendly audience. And this audience certainly was friendly. At this week’s “Joyful Warriors” summit in Washington, D.C., members of the three-year-old conservative organization attended a seminar on the history of Marxism and a
The AtlanticAug 29 2024
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California school sued for promoting antisemitic curriculum ‘under the radar’
A California school allegedly attempted to cover up its “antisemitic” ethnic studies program, according to a lawsuit filed by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL). The Santa Ana Unified School District (SAUSD) is accused of intentionally violating the Brown Act, California’s open meetings laws, to develop and approve antisemitic curriculum “under the radar,” according to a motion filed in the
New York Post (News)Sep 01 2024
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Shadow War: America First Policy Institute (AFPI) = "the Other Project 2025"
While critics of former U.S. President Donald Trump continue to sound the alarm over Project 2025 and its potential implementation if the Republican nominee returns to the White House, a rival right-wing policy agenda has received far less national attention. The well-publicized initiative, officially called the 2025 Presidential Transition Project, includes personnel recruitment, training, a
Daily KosSep 13 2024
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Harris Says Ukraine is a ‘Free’ Country, Fact Checkers Silent
Opinion From the CenterDuring Tuesday’s presidential debate on ABC News (Lean Left bias), both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris made tons of claims, several of which were sensational, exaggerated, or even outright false.
Before the debate was over, partisan media were already in high gear publishing biased accounts of the debate, with media from the
Andy GorelAug 29 2024
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‘More than bricks and mortar.’ Springfield must work to save two historic downtown properties (Viewpoint)
The Massasoit House Hotel and the Paramount Theater, standing proudly on Main Street, are more than just bricks and mortar; they are testaments to our city’s rich cultural heritage and the potential for a vibrant future.
It is crucial that we, as a community, rally together to ensure the preservation and revitalization of two of Springfield’s most significant historic landmarks.
MassLive.comSep 01 2024
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How Palestinian art and culture is being kept alive online
As the war in Gaza continues, people across social media are mobilizing in a new form of peaceful protest: the celebration of Palestinian art and culture. Through short films, painted art works, fundraising gigs and clothing, Palestinian art and culture is being kept alive online, and is becoming a way for people to celebrate Palestinian heritage and demonstrate their resistance to the
NewsweekAug 26 2024
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Militants kill 39 in southwest Pakistan
QUETTA, Pakistan — Separatist militants killed at least 39 people in "coordinated" attacks in southwestern Pakistan on Monday that largely targeted ethnic Punjabis, government officials said.
In one of the attacks, dozens of militants stopped vehicles traveling on a highway through Balochistan province and shot 23 people dead — one of the worst shootings in the region in the past
The Manila TimesAug 30 2024
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'Overlooked' Suffolk villages to be explored in podcast series
Villages in the Waveney Valley that curators said had been “overlooked” will now be explored as part of a new oral history project. Marshland Histories will be launched on Sunday during a special event held at the Carlton Marshes Nature Reserve, near Lowestoft, Suffolk. The initiative is led by Dean Parkin, a writer who was born in Carlton Colville, Suffolk, and was devised by Poetry People,
BBC NewsAug 30 2024
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Canons Ashby to display gold ring designed by Louis Osman
A "rare" ring made by the man who created the coronet for King Charles III's investiture as Prince of Wales has gone on display in a stately home. The ring, made by Louis Osman, will be showcased in the Painted Parlour in Canons Ashby near Daventry, which was used as Osman's sitting room during his tenancy from 1968 to 1980. Rebecca Harvey, the cultural heritage curator at the National Trust,
BBC NewsSep 01 2024
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Former GOP officials sound the alarm over Trump’s Orbán embrace
Orbán is one “tool” of a broader Russian influence campaign that’s reached deep into Washington’s corridors of power, said Brzezinski. He pointed to the recent comments from the House Intelligence and Foreign Relations Committee chairs, both Republicans, that Russian propaganda has influenced the party’s base. Over the last month, Trump has tried to distance himself from The Heritage
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