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In 2017, information published by this reporter and John Solomon, then with Circa, a online news organization under Sinclair Media, exposed that former Obama National Security Advisor Susan Rice had unmasked a number of U.S. officials connected to then President Donald Trump's campaign.
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The crown teachers once put on Shakespeare now lies uneasy upon his head as the English playwright comes under assault from teachers who fault his un-woke attitudes regarding race, sexuality, gender and class.
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The costs of bleeding-heart utopianism may not be felt on Twitter or in university seminar rooms, but they are nonetheless real
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China brazenly interfered in Canada’s last two elections, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau seems oddly unconcerned.
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Mark Lamont Hill called the blacks who met with Trump "mediocre negroes", Steve Harvey in particular.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) conceded to black college graduates on Friday that she is “not a person of color” after she was heavily criticized and mocked for taking a DNA test and claiming that she is part Native American. | Politics
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Our institutions under the Obama administration were politicized in ways that should shock the American conscience.
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EDIT: I’ve added the responses from Toni Weisskopf and David Weber at the end. Baen Books is a sci-fi/fantasy publishing house that has been around since the early 1980s. They’ve published thousands of titles from hundreds of authors. Baen is notable in our current time period because it is one of the only traditional publishers … Continue reading Publishing House Baen Books Attacked by Cancel Culture →
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Thousands of Americans have died needlessly because of weaponized disinformation.
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Donald Trump boldly proclaimed that the GOP “never going back to the party of Paul Ryan, Karl Rove, and Jeb Bush” during his speech at CPAC.
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It has been a particularly embarrassing week for the press, and it's only Saturday. For an industry that's as disliked and distrusted as Congress, there's a lot of work that media need to do to win back viewers' trust. There's no room for error, especially now that there's a subgenre of news that has zero basis in fact, and is created for the sole purpose of generating clicks and cash. But learning to be more careful and even-handed is apparently hard for much of media, and this week was especially rough for an industry that's already struggling to regain credibility. In no particular order, here are some of the most embarrassing media moments from this week: The New York Times' unsubstantiated hit on Rick Perry:
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Here's what the documents show
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Roughly a dozen Portland police officers faced off with a small group at a Northeast Portland Fred Meyer on Tuesday after people tried to take food that had been thrown away.
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The FBI reported 55 officers were killed by gunfire in 2021 through the end of November.
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We are going to discuss the entire history of American journalism. I dive into the origins of journalism in the U.S., discuss the beginnings of the media est...
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Queer Twitter is in the midst of a civil war today, with everyone trying to work out how they feel about Jameela Jamil, and the answer is: it's very very complicated. Here's what went down:
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Thefts reminiscent of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid worsen supply-chain woes.
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The governing elites of the European Union versus the nationalism of most Europeans. Analysis by Viktor Orban.
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President Trump announced that the Secretary Of Defense Mattis was stepping down earlier in the week
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A comparative look at population growth and spending over 10 years.
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Montana became the 18th state to end its concealed carry permit requirement when Gov. Greg Gianforte signed House Bill 102 on Thursday.
