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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman Resigns Amid Reports of Assault

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has resigned after several women recently accused him of assault. While he has been condemned on both sides for hypocritically supporting the #MeToo movement, many on the Right also feel that Democrats enabled his actions in order to keep him at the forefront of liberal causes.

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President Trump Proposes $7 Billion Cut to Children's Health Insurance Program

President Trump has proposed cutting $7 billion from the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) as a part of the $15 billion spending clawback. Many on the Left have come out against the proposal saying that it will hurt low-income families. However, some on the Right point out that a large portion of that CHIP funding ($5 billion) is 2017 funding that has expired, and that Democrats previously agreed to rescind CHIP funding as a part of the March omnibus.

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Melania Trump Accused of Plagiarizing Obama-era Booklet for 'Be Best' Initiative

A booklet released as a part of First Lady Melania Trump's 'Be Best' campaign copies directly from an Obama-era brochure published by the FTC in 2014. While the 'Be Best' website initially said Trump wrote the pamphlet, it now attributes authorship to the FTC and says that the First Lady is promoting it.

Here’s the real danger that Facebook, Google and the other tech monopolies pose to our society

"Total victory for the monopoly is not over economics or politics. It’s over assumptions, ideas and possible futures. Because when that happens, Big Tech won’t need to lobby or buy out competitors. They will have so insinuated themselves in our lives and minds, that we won’t be able to imagine a world without them," writes Jamie Bartlett on TED about the rise of monopolies in the technology field.