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Victimhood has become a virtue in America’s shifting culture, scholars argue.
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Lord Pearson says the government refused to answer when he asked whether stating religious belief could be ‘hate’
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The New York City’s chief medical examiner determination refutes conspiracy theories that he may have been murdered.
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This looks like a lawsuit! The Nashville Mayor’s office colluded with Nashville Health Department to hide actual COVID-19 numbers from the city because the numbers were so low. They wanted to hide this from the citizens. This email was sent by the mayor’s senior advisor to health department officials on July 30, 2020. They hid…
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ALBANY, NY—New York Governor Andrew Cuomo plans on killing 15,000 elderly people with gun violence in the next coming months in a new plan announced this week.
"We're going to do with gun violence what we just did with COVID," Cuomo, who won an Emmy for his role in "How I Killed Your Grandmother"
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Iowa Supreme Court on Friday cleared the way for lawmakers to severely limit or ban abortion in the state, reversing a decision by the court just four years ago that guaranteed the right to abortion under the Iowa Constitution .
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It’s that time. With an opportunity to look back at a wild 2017, this list recognizes those influential news media figures whose voices and/or power rang out
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In a rare moment of truth-telling on CNN Sunday, New York Times Opinion staff writer and editor Bari Weiss openly admitted to the Reliable Sources panel that the media was purposely ignoring the blatant anti-Semitism espoused by Democratic Congresswomen Ilhan Omar (MN) and Rashida Tlaib (MI) because of President Trump.
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President Donald Trump announced he would sign a new executive order Thursday establishing the "1776 Commission" to counter the 1619 Project.
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I am 100% behind police reform that improves community safety, protects our brave law enforcement officers and better serves our families.
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It’s clear President Trump has a strong support team backed with thousands of voters who show up to his rallies despite not-yet announcing his 2024 election bid. That’s why Rep. Fred
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Earlier this week, the Obama administration announced that the U.S. would be taking in 175,000 fleeing Syrians as migrants blood Europe.
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Failed Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton will host a pricey fundraising event at her Washington, D.C., mansion as her party struggles to match the quick pace of Republicans' fundraising before 2020.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died due to complications from metastatic pancreatic cancer at the age of 87-years-old.
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Facebook removed a campaign video from Missouri Senate candidate Eric Greitens over a violation of its rules, while Twitter allowed the clip to stay up.
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It is 9am on a Sunday, and a group of radical leftists are gathered at a shooting range in rural Long Island having target practice. From a distance, it looks like a scene from any small, conservative town in America: A group of guys palling around in a snow-covered parking lot, taking turns firing down the range while swigging cups of hot coffee to ward off the cold.
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Kate Williams won the Ms. Nevada 2019 crown in April, but is now at war with the pageant organizers over social media. The content in question is exactly what we expect: support for our President, Donald Trump. Williams, 29, “claims she’s a victim of censorship, and being unfairly targeted over her support for President Donald …
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The latest rise in infection should be more of a 'second bump' than a second wave and the response must be proportionate
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Now they're worried about illegal immigration?
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Chicago police officers will no longer be allowed to chase people on foot simply because they run away or give chase over minor offenses.
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Based on his latest column, it seems like Washington Post editor Fred Hiatt could get behind a rewrite of John Lennon's Imagine and release an updated version to reflect today's call for gun control. [Imagine] Prohibition… [Imagine] Mass buyback… [Imagine] A gun-free society... He liked that last line so much, he asked his readers to repeat it with him: "Let's say that once again: A gun-free society." Bliss, he thinks.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Just a week after announcing its $1.4 billion acquisition of Gannett , GateHouse Media was again laying off journalists and other workers at its newspapers, possibly foreshadowing the future awaiting employees of what will become the largest U.S. newspaper company.
GateHouse and Gannett say the merger will allow GateHouse to accelerate its newspapers' move to digital while paying down huge sums GateHouse borrowed in order to fund the acquisition. But it's unclear exactly how it will make that happen.
Last week, more than two dozen newsroom employees and other workers were reportedly laid off at 10 newspapers, from Providence, Rhode Island, to Brockton, Massachusetts, to Oklahoma City. The Associated Press confirmed several of these layoffs with the affected employees, others in their newsrooms or union representatives. GateHouse did not announce the workforce reductions, and neither the company nor its owner, New Media, had any comment for this story.
Gannett also declined to comment, but pointed to previous public statements by New Media CEO Mike Reed in which he said the merged company would "not only preserve but actually enhance quality journalism."
The latest layoffs may not be directly related to the merger. GateHouse also reportedly laid off dozens of employees in May and this winter. Its earnings reports show that revenue is declining when the impact of acquisitions is stripped out.
Further newsroom cuts show that "GateHouse doesn't have a vision for growing revenue, only cutting costs," charged Andrew Pantazi, a reporter at the Florida Times-Union, a GateHouse paper in Jacksonville, Florida, and the head of a union chapter there. "Eventually they'll run out of costs to cut."
Many in the newsrooms and the communities that depend on those newspapers are mourning the changes wrought by...
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"The Next Revolution" host Steve Hilton said Sunday that America has become too partisan and too inclined to get violent, adding that the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and recent comments by President Trump, prove civility is still around -- but may be dying.
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WASHINGTON—Consumer prices continue to rise at the fastest pace in decades, prompting critics to argue that the Biden administration’s policies is “overheating” the economy. Inflation is also wiping out gains of workers as consumer prices are rising faster than wages, according to President Obama’s top economists.
