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US Pays $1.95 Billion For Up To 600 Million Coronavirus Vaccine Doses
The U.S. government paid nearly $2 billion to Pfizer and BioNTech on Wednesday for up to 600 million doses of…
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Poll: Skepticism Amongst Americans Over Coronavirus Death Count Is Growing
Americans are becoming increasingly more skeptical about the reported coronavirus death count, a Tuesday poll suggests. Over 140,000 people have…
Read More » Most Americans Oppose Removing Confederate Statues, WaPo Poll Finds
More than 50% of Americans oppose removing public statues dedicated to Confederate generals, according to a Washington Post/ABC poll published…
Read More »Two Chinese Government Hackers Charged for Stealing Research Including COVID-19 Research
A federal grand jury in Spokane, Washington, returned an indictment earlier this month charging two hackers, both nationals and residents…
Read More »Hillary Clinton Suggests Roger Stone Blackmailed Trump Into Commuting His Prison Sentence
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton suggested Monday night that President Donald Trump commuted Roger Stone’s prison sentence to prevent…
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Teachers Unions Sue DeSantis For Trying To Open Schools
The nation’s largest teachers unions filed a lawsuit Monday against the State of Florida over a department of education emergency…
Read More » FBI Memo Raises Red Flags About Dossier Sources Behind Allegations Against Trump Aide
An FBI memo declassified on Friday provides the most detail so far about the sourcing for the infamous Steele dossier.…
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SUSPICIOUS: Man Who Allegedly Killed Son Of Epstein Judge Found Dead
Law enforcement has begun investigating whether a body found in New York state is that of the gunman who shot…
Read More » RACISTS: Associated Press Will Capitalize ‘Black’ But Not ‘White’ Because White People Have Less Culture
The Associated Press, a U.S. wire service and news outlet, announced Monday that it will capitalize “black” when referring to…
Read More »One Dead, Eight Wounded In DC ‘Targeted Shooting’: Police
A man was killed and eight others, including a woman, were wounded in a Sunday afternoon attack in Washington D.C.,…
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Nearly 50% Of Americans Believe Mail-In Voting Is Vulnerable To Significant Levels Of Fraud: Poll
Nearly 50% of American voters believe mail-in voting is likely to result in significant fraud as officials search for ways…
Read More » Supreme Court Rejects House Democrats’ Request To Expedite Trump’s Financial Docs
The Supreme Court denied a request by House Democrats Monday that sought to expedite the process of obtaining President Donald…
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Medal of Honor Monday: Marine Corps Sgt. John Mapes Adams
Not all Medal of Honor recipients participated in the major wars we’ve studied so closely in history classes. Marine Corps…
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‘Unprecedented’: Missouri Lawyer Says Political Posturing Is To Blame For St. Louis Couple’s Gun Seizure
A Missouri attorney said political posturing was the reason the St. Louis couple who were seen on video defending their…
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