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Aug 11 2020
News
Lincoln Project expands GOP target list, winning Trump ire
The former GOP operatives behind The Lincoln Project are expanding their list of Republican targets, infuriating allies of President Trump's and national Republicans scrambling to preserve the GOP majority in the Senate.
In addition to a relentless negative ad campaign against Trump, the group has so far spent more than $1.3 million attacking Sen. Susan Collins (Maine), who is among the
The HillNov 10 2022
News
Hurricane Nicole: Power outages as rare November storm hits Florida
More than 300,000 homes and businesses in Florida have been left without power as storm Nicole batters the US state.
States of emergency and evacuation orders are in place, and residents have been told to stay indoors with heavy rain and storm surges forecast.
Two people were killed when they were electrocuted by a downed power line in Orange County in the centre of the state.
BBC NewsJun 29 2020
News
DC Statehood
“House Democrats approved a bill Friday afternoon to make the District of Columbia the nation's 51st state. The vote was 232-180 largely along party [lines] and the legislation is expected to go no further in the face of opposition by Republicans in the Senate.” (NPR)
The right opposes DC statehood, arguing that it would be contrary to the founders’ vision and that Democrats support it
The Flip SideAug 30 2022
News
More Americans are smoking marijuana than tobacco cigarettes now
For the first time ever, more Americans said they smoke marijuana (16%) than tobacco cigarettes (11%) in a Gallup survey conducted July 5-26. The milestone is the result of decades of anti-tobacco campaigning in the US and a string of successful state-by-state marijuana legalization efforts. It’s the latest sign that a budding cannabis sector is displacing the waning power of the once-mighty
QuartzDec 16 2022
News
Elon Musk: Journalists suspended from Twitter for ‘doxxing’
Twitter CEO Elon Musk publicly defended his social-media platform suspending the accounts of several journalists, saying they had violated rules against “doxxing.”
Mr. Musk took to Twitter after several news outlets began reporting on the bans to state that they were not because the journalists, who all covered him and Twitter, had criticized him but that the platform had rules against
Washington TimesMay 10 2022
Opinion
Is Ukraine's War Now America's War?
Last week, sources leaked to The New York Times that, in Ukraine's targeting and killing of Russian generals and the sinking of Russia's Black Sea flagship, the Moskva, U.S. intelligence played an indispensable role.
Apparently, our intel people identified and located for the Ukrainian forces what became the targets of their deadly attacks.
Why U.S. intelligence would do this
Pat BuchananNov 12 2020
Opinion
Avoiding Retail Shutdowns Is Key to COVID Recovery
While the exact division of power in the U.S. Senate is yet to be determined, we do know Democrats will control the House and that Joe Biden is on track to become the 46th president. Throughout the campaign, the biggest issue looming in voters’ minds was the continued threat of the COVID-19 pandemic, and it’s one that Biden has vowed to make a priority, having already named several members of
RealClearPoliticsApr 03 2019
News
Coming soon: The death of the filibuster
The filibuster is in peril.
With Republicans expected to change the Senate rules to slash debate time on President Donald Trump’s nominees this week, it will mark the third time the “nuclear option” — changing Senate rules by a simple majority — has been triggered in just six years.
Each of those unilateral moves by a Senate majority to weaken the Senate’s age-old precedents
PoliticoApr 22 2022
Opinion
6 Double Standards Public Health Officials Used to Justify COVID Vaccines
We are not only in an epidemiological crisis, we also are in an epistemological crisis. How do we know what we know? What differentiates opinion from a justified belief?
For nearly two years, the public has been inundated by a sophisticated messaging campaign that urges us to “trust the science.”
But how can a non-scientist know what the science is really saying?
Legacy
The Epoch TimesJun 17 2022
Opinion
FACT CHECK: Democrat Cindy Axne Claims Republican Challenger Puts Donors Before Children’s Safety
CLAIM: Vulnerable Democrat Cindy Axne’s (IA) first campaign ad targeting Republican challenger Zach Nunn claimed he took money from an amusement pack CEO and then “sponsored legislation to loosen amusement park safety rules,” which led to an 11-year-old’s death.
VERDICT: Misleading. Axne’s ad left out information indicating that the bill he voted for was not only bipartisan legislation
Breitbart Fact Check