Man Arrested For Allegedly Mailing A Fake Bomb To Coronavirus Vaccine Plant
A British man was arrested and charged for allegedly mailing a suspicious package to a coronavirus vaccine production plant in…
Read More »Russian Hackers Accessed Microsoft Users’ Accounts By Guessing Passwords In SolarWinds Cyberattack, Investigators Say
The suspected Russian hackers behind a cyberattack against U.S. individuals, entities and government agencies were able to access servers by…
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In The News
Teachers Unions Ignore Science: Still Oppose Schools Reopening Despite CDC Study Showing Little Risk
The two largest national teachers unions in the U.S. still oppose immediately reopening schools despite the recent Centers for Disease…
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White House Watch
Biden’s Asia Policy Czar was Executive Of Group with Chinese Communist Party Ties
President Joe Biden’s Asia policy czar pick was a top executive at a non-profit foundation that had direct ties to…
Read More » Putin Says Social Media Giants Are Too Powerful, Compete With Global Leaders
Russian President Vladimir Putin criticized the growing monopoly power of social media companies Wednesday, saying the tech companies compete with…
Read More »US Suffers Largest Rise In Poverty Rate In 50 Years Amid Pandemic
The U.S. poverty rate saw its sharpest increase since the 1960s as the coronavirus pandemic devastated the economy in 2020,…
Read More »Google Won’t Contribute To Members Of Congress Who Challenged Election Results
Google said it will no longer contribute to elected officials who voted against certifying the election results prior to the…
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US News
Nearly 20% Of American Renters Are Behind On Payments, Analysis Shows
About 18% of renters, or roughly 10 million people, in the U.S. are behind on their monthly payments as of…
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In The News
Virginia Rule Allowing Late Ballots Missing Postmark Was Illegal, Court Rules
The Virginia Board of Elections rule allowing officials to count ballots that arrived without a postmark up to three days…
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Opinion
Here’s How Government Can Help Small Businesses Decimated By Pandemic Restrictions
Elected officials have largely fallen short of protecting small businesses nationwide throughout the pandemic, even as they have continued to…
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In The News
Miraculous: Newsom Expected To Lift California Stay-At-Home Orders, Resume Outdoor Dining, Report Says
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom will reportedly revoke the state’s stay-at-home order and outdoor dining ban, which have both been…
Read More » Here’s Why The NRA Filed A Long Shot Bankruptcy Bid With $50 Million In Net Assets
Powerful Second Amendment advocacy group the National Rifle Association (NRA) filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Jan. 15, but stressed it…
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Produce Shortages Possible As Workers Strike For Higher Wages
Produce distributed by Labor, the largest U.S. wholesale produce market, faces possible shortages as the company’s workers protest in favor…
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Money & The Economy
China Fails To Purchase Amount Of US Goods Promised In Phase One Trade Deal, Report Finds
China came $73.1 billion short of the total amount of U.S. goods it promised to purchase in the phase one…
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In The News
Beijing Biden: Chinese State Propaganda Giddy After Inauguration
Chinese state-run media outlets appeared to celebrate the beginning of President Joe Biden’s presidency in a series of articles and…
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