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May 04 2021
Perspectives Blog
Empathy and Appreciation for Bill and Melinda Gates
In the current media environment where bitter social media mobs, desperate-for-clicks news outlets and holier-than-thou pundits pile on to criticize and make fun of the Gates, let me take a different stance.
Bill and Melinda Gates appear to be divorcing after 27 years of marriage. Divorces are generally very difficult and personal, and it can only be worse if it becomes a public media
John Gable, AllSides Co-founderJan 23 2020
News
Biden says he won’t be part of witness deal some Democrats reportedly eyeing
Joe Biden, the 2020 Democratic presidential frontrunner, said Wednesday he wants "no part" of a witness swap reportedly being discussed by some members of his own party.
Under the hypothetical deal, Democrats would reportedly offer up Biden or his son Hunter Biden to testify at President Trump's Senate impeachment trial in return for testimony from a Republican figure, such as ex-
Fox News DigitalFeb 12 2014
News
Rand Paul announces suit against Obama administration over NSA
Sen. Rand Paul said Wednesday he’s suing President Barack Obama and top national security officials over the government’s sweeping electronic surveillance program made public by intelligence leaker Edward Snowden.
The Kentucky Republican and the conservative group FreedomWorks are filing a class-action challenge against the government’s phone metadata collection effort, which stores the
CNN (Online News)Sep 30 2019
News
Trump Wants to Face His Accuser - Whistleblower Rules Changed Right Before the Bombshell
The whistleblower at the center of a complaint that helped launch an impeachment inquiry into President Trump is expected to testify privately before Congress if lawmakers can ensure his or her identity is safe.
President Trump wants to hear from the whistleblower too, tweeting, "I want to meet not only my accuser...but also the person who illegally gave this information."
The
CBNJan 25 2013
Opinion
The pygmies vs. the Zulu warrior -- how Republicans missed a big opportunity with Clinton
Republican Senators and Congressmen thought they finally had a chance to cross-examine Secretary Clinton Wednesday on the Obama administrations failure to provide adequate security for our Benghazi consulate. They thought they could grill her about what happened both before the attacks that killed our ambassador and three others and the failure to mount rescue operations once the attacks
Fox News DigitalApr 22 2021
Perspectives Blog
/Story of the Week: Derek Chauvin Found Guilty On All Charges In George Floyd's Death
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On Tuesday, former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all counts in the May 2020 death of George Floyd, which sparked nationwide protests and riots against racism and police shootings. Chauvin was found guilty of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-
AllSides StaffMar 08 2019
News
The conservative movement was destined to produce Trump
Corey Robin on Trump’s place in the conservative tradition.
Was the conservative movement destined to produce someone like Donald Trump?
Corey Robin, a political theorist at Brooklyn College, says yes, and the latest edition of his book The Reactionary Mind is an attempt to prove it. Robin argues that conservatism, from its very beginning, has been a sustained effort to mobilize
VoxApr 16 2020
News
Newly Unclassified Footnotes Show FBI Knew Documents Used For FISA Warrants Were Bogus
Thanks to newly declassified and released footnotes from Acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell, it is confirmed the FBI knew the Steele dossier -- a false document full of Russian propaganda that was cobbled together by Fusion GPS on behalf of the Clinton campaign -- was used by agents to pursue FISA warrants even though they knew it was unreliable.
"Despite multiple
TownhallMay 20 2015
News
Boehner, McConnell split over NSA bill
The two top Republicans on Capitol Hill are locked in an unusual standoff over the nation's ability to continue conducting surveillance operations to track potential terror threats.
With less than two weeks to go before the National Security Agency surveillance program's authority expires, House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell -- who both stress the need
CNN (Online News)May 20 2015
News
Snowden Sees Some Victories, From a Distance
For an international fugitive hiding out in Russia from American espionage charges, Edward J. Snowden gets around.
May has been another month of virtual globe-hopping for Mr. Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor, with video appearances so far at Princeton and in a “distinguished speakers” series at Stanford and at conferences in Norway and Australia. Before the month
New York Times (News)