U.S. Attorney John Durham is apparently negotiating with individuals on guilty pleas in the Russia collusion scandal.
Durham was appointed by Attorney General Bill Barr last year to investigate the origins of the Russia scandal. It was alleged for …
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Social Media platform Facebook is now deleting groups that share information challenging the conventional wisdom on the wearing of masks to prevent the spread of Covid19.
Unmasking America!, one of the largest anti-mask groups on Facebook with reportedly 9,000 members, …
Continue ReadingMultiple vaccine doses could be necessary to protect from coronavirus, Bill Gates says https://t.co/dZJa2UVJje
— CBS News (@CBSNews) July 22, 2020
Microsoft founder and international vaccine initiative funder Bill Gates, said today that multiple doses of any potential Covid19 vaccine…
Jeffrey Epstein’s former defense attorney Alan Dershowitz called Epstein victim Maria Farmer anti-Semitic Wednesday. Farmer is currently undergoing treatement for brain cancer.
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It’s being alleged that the Primary Sub-Source (PSS) of the infamous Steele dossier is Igor Danchenk, a personal associate of former member of the National Security Council and impeachment witness, Fiona Hill.
The Steele dossier asserted collusion between members …
Continue ReadingA federal judge ordered today that former Trump attorney Michael Cohen be released from jail.
Cohen was released on home arrest in May by arguing that he might contract Covid19 while in jail. Earlier this month he was ordered …
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The U.S. government has inked a nearly $2 billion deal for 100 million doses of a vaccine for Covid19 pharmaceutical company Pfizer is developing. The U.S. has placed an initial order of 100 million doses for $1.95 billion pending …
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President Trump has issued an executive order that will ban illegal immigrants from being counted in the 2020 census for purposes of apportioning members of Congress.
It will be the “policy of the United States to exclude from the apportionment …
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Energy drink company Red Bull has parted ways with two top U.S. executives for creating internal schisms within the company over responding more fervently in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Red Bull GmbH told The Wall Street Journal…
Continue ReadingPresident Trump announced today that he will be sending federal troops to additional American cities to quell the civil unrest that has been raging in the country for nearly two months.
The President’s “Operation Legend,” unveiled today, will assist local …
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The U.S. government has given China 72 hours to evacuate its consulate in Houston, Texas, amid accusations that the building was an “epicenter” of Chinese espionage efforts.
The State Department said today that the Chinese mission was being closed …
Continue ReadingAmericans all over the country are relating stories of testing positive for Covid19 without ever having taken a Covid19 test.
ABC 7 Sarasota talked with Mindy Clark, for example, who was in line to be tested for Covid when …
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Cartoonist Ben Garrison has filed a lawsuit against the Anti-Defamation League over a campaign he says, the group led against him that accused him of being anti-semitic.
The lawsuit stems from a cartoon Garrison drew depicting former National Security …
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Rutgers University has released a list of “anti-racist” initiatives to be incorporated into its lecture halls starting with the upcoming school year. Among them is decreased emphasis on traditional grammar.
In an email titled “Department actions in solidarity …
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A new poll shows that a majority of Americans now oppose the Black Lives Matter movement, flipping poll numbers taken in early June.
The poll conducted by Civiqs, shows that in early June 44% of Americans supported Black Lives …
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Broward County, Florida, is now requiring residents to wear face masks – even when alone at home.
“All persons who reside on any residential property, whether single family or multi-family, and irrespective of whether they own or rent the property, …
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The Department of Justice indicted two Chinese nationals in what they are calling a decade-long cyber espionage campaign that targeted defense contractors, and most recently, U.S.-based Covid researchers. Officials say there were hundreds of victims in all worldwide.
Li Xiaoyu …
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