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How did Senate liberals convince 12 Republicans to break ranks and endorse a same-sex marriage bill that puts a giant target on people of faith?

John Maynard Keynes set forth the theoretical basis for "stimulus" in 1936. Ever since then, his bad economic ideas have been used by politicians to justify wreaking all sorts of economic havoc.

Pseudo-Peace. On September 13, 1993, a bright, sunny day in Washington, D.C., the Oslo Accords were signed at the White House. After the indoor signing came the famous White House Lawn triple handshake linking President Clinton, Israeli PM Yitzhak Rabin, and Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) chief Yasir Arafat. (Clinton had promised Rabin that he would not have to shake hands with Arafat, and double-crossed Rabin once they were in front of the cameras — knowing full well that Rabin could hardly refuse the gesture, else he’d be blamed for igniting Palestinian rage.) So where has Oslo gotten us?

Dr. Drew talks with CBS Local's DJ Sixsmith about coronavirus: "The panic must stop. And the press, they really somehow need to be held accountable because they are hurting people." CBS NEWS: "So you've seen pandemics over the decades, how does this one compare with everything?" DR. DREW: "A bad flu season is 80,000 dead, we've got about 18,000 dead from influenza this year, we have a hundred from corona. Which should you be worried about influenza or Corona? A hundred versus 18,000? It's not a trick question. And look, everything that's going on with the New York cleaning the subways and everyone using Clorox wipes and get your flu shot, which should be the other message, that's good. That's a good thing, so I have no problem with the behaviors. What I have a problem with is the panic and the fact that businesses are getting destroyed that people's lives are being upended, not by the virus, but by the panic. The panic must stop. And the press, they really somehow need to be held accountable because they are hurting people." CBS NEWS: "So, where do you think the panic started? Besides the press, like what was the impetus in terms of mass hysteria?" DR. DREW: "I saw it, there's a footage of me on a show called The Daily Blast Live a month ago, going 'shouldn't we be scared about this?' and me going 'no, there's gonna be as potential for panic here, shut up everybody, stop talking about it, I could see the panic brewing, and I could just see it the way the innuendo and the every opportunity for drama by the press was twisted in that direction. Let me give you an example: so the World Health Organization is out now saying the fatality rate from the virus is 3.4%, right? Every publication from the WHO says 3.4% and we expect it to fall dramatically once we understand the full extent of the illness. No one ever reports the actual statement. We go 3.4% that's 10 times more than the, whatever five times more than the flu virus and yeah it's gonna be a little more [than the] flu probably. Still not a bad flu season." CBS NEWS: "Right, we're gonna hear about more cases, more people died." DR. DREW: "There are probably several people in this building that probably have it and don't know it." CBS NEWS: "Right, well it was also just the process of letting the public know, the stock market, the number of tests that were available, there was so much happening, I think people were freaking out as a result of that." DR. DREW: "I think there was it was a concerted effort by the press to capture your eyes and in doing so they did it by inducing panic. There's, listen, the CDC and the WHO, they know what they are doing, they contain pandemics, that's how they know how to do it, they're doing an amazing job." CBS NEWS: "What about the global implications of this because we were talking off-camera about Italy, there's China as well, there's some little outbreaks where you should avoid. DR. DREW: "There are, I would look out where there flus out breaking bad to. I ended up getting the bird flu, I got H1N1 and it was horrible. It was no fun. ... There's certain things having been a physician for almost forty years, there are certain things I just know ... and there's certain things I just know by virtue of all the experience I've had and so when I saw this one coming, the corona, I thought I know how this is gonna go, I see kind of what it is and then I saw the excessive reaction the press, so I have to respond and then people, the weird part on social media towards me as people are angry with me, angry with me for trying to get them to see reality and calm down."

Millions of people lost federal unemployment benefits on Saturday as Congress failed to meet President Donald Trump’s demand ...

In this article, Sheriff Mark Dannels (Cochise County, AZ) and Chair of the National Sheriffs' Association Border Security Committee, discusses the latest TIPP Poll results on the topic of amnesty and police funding.

The man whom Democrats have chosen to replace Pelosi in leadership — Rep. Hakeem Jeffries of New York — is as ardently pro-abortion as his predecessor.

Hillary Clinton's press corps continues to demonstrate how professional reporters ask hard questions of the Democratic presidential candidate.

She Comes Forward: Kavanaugh Accuser Is Revealed, Could Plunge SCOTUS Nomination Into Chaos - Matt Vespa: Well, it’s happened. The woman who alleges that Judge Bret .09/16/2018 18:54:57PM EST.

It's a high-stakes strategy for the Asian nation fighting to keep its superpower status amid a national lockdown and palpable anger over claims of a cover-up made worse by an economic crisis. 

Spain to keep record of people refusing to be vaccinated

(The Center Square) – More than half of state school board associations have distanced themselves from the national association after it sent a letter to President Joe Biden asking for

ROFL, Justin's doing comedy now!

Milton Friedman shows us why the governemnt can no provide goods and services at no ones expense. Be sure to show this to Bernie Sanders supporters.

Dennis Prager, syndicated radio host and founder of PragerU, joined Glenn on Tuesday's episode of “The Glenn Beck Radio Program” to weigh in on the volatile political climate in America today. "I think that the crisis in America is the greatest in my lifetime and the greatest since the actual Civil War," Prager said. "I never engage in hyperbole," he explained. "I may, like anyone, be wrong. But I took a vow 35 years ago when I started radio, that ... I [would] try to tell the truth. And I've never been accused of a lie, I'm proud to tell you. I've been called every word, but not liar. And I took another vow, don't even exaggerate, because it works for about a year. But gradually people understand, 'He doesn't really mean that. He's just overstating the case. So, I am not overstating when I say we are in a civil war in ?

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Twitter users cringed over a recent clip of Hillary and Chelsea Clinton singing along to 'I Will Survive' during Apple TV+'s "Carpool Karaoke: The Series."

In a speech in New York, Mr. Trump offered few details about how he would pay for his ambitious agenda, beyond requiring allies to shoulder American military costs.

It’s amazing how similarly “real” socialism turns out, every time it’s tried.

A little-noticed letter from special counsel Robert Mueller's office divulges Obama DOJ concerns about FBI treatment of ex-Trump national security adviser.

We’re five days away from the key Georgia Senate runoffs, and Sen. David Perdue is heading into quarantine. His final get-out-the-vote operation is over after being possibly exposed to someone

The New York Times on Monday declared incoming Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman to be one its 93 “most stylish” people of 2022, prompting backlash against the paper on social media, including by th…