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Advocacy Group Pushes for Kids Online Safety Act
An advocacy group for online safety for children is pushing Congress to prioritize a bill that it says will help protect young people from sexual exploitation and other harmful social media content.
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House GOP Probes Covert Monkey Smuggling Operation
House Republicans continue to seek answers as to why the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) paid a Chinese national $225,000 to illegally gather information in Cambodia to thwart the importation of monkeys for medical research.
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Amid Record Crime, LA Rejected DA Gascon, Policies
The defeat of incumbent George Gascon by former federal prosecutor Nathan Hochman in the Los Angeles district attorney election indicates a transformative change in how crime will be prosecuted in California.
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Bias and Gaslighting: Legacy Media's Role in 2024 Election
As the 2024 presidential election approached, a growing conversation emerged about the role of legacy media in shaping public perception.
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China Builds New High-Powered Microwave Weapon
Chinese scientists have developed a new high-power microwave weapon that combines electromagnetic waves with ultra-precise timing technology to enhance its power output for targeting a specific object, reports the South China Morning Post.
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House GOP Probe Reveals Depth of Campus Antisemitism
A yearlong Republican-led investigation into antisemitic activities on the nation's college campuses culminated in a scathing report released this month by the House Committee on Education and Workforce.
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Trump's Reelection Seen as Rejection of 'Lawfare'
The American system of justice is the envy of the rest of the world. Legal notables such as prominent attorneys and Supreme Court justices travel to foreign countries to assist with creating their constitutions.
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Coach Suspended After Speaking Out Against Trans Player
Tensions over a transgender athlete competing for the San Jose State women's volleyball team continue to make headlines, including that the team has suspended an associate head coach for speaking out about the issue.
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'Human Safari': Ukraine Says Russia Drones Hunt Civilians
Civilians in the war-torn Ukrainian city of Kherson say they're being hunted down by Russian drones in a deadly game of "human safari" that puts them in fear of their lives if they step outside their doors.
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China's Influence in Bangladesh Grows
The U.S. government's policy of supporting democracy at any cost has again encountered challenges in China.
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GOP Angry at Report VA Didn't Need $3B Supplemental Funding
House Republicans are fuming after it was revealed a $3 billion emergency funding bill passed in September to tide over the Veterans Administration's budgetary shortfall apparently was never needed.
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'Their Lives Mattered': Ex-BLM Activist Highlights Child Victims of Inner City Violence
A new documentary shines a spotlight on the number of innocent children in inner-city communities who have been and are becoming victims of violent crime amid America's de-policing trend and increase of progressive district attorneys.
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China Quarantine Threat Rushes Taiwan's 'Whole-of-Society' Defense
The situation in the Western Pacific is becoming more dire as the typhoon season comes to an end and the People's Republic of China (PRC) conducts a relentless pressure and coercion campaign against Taiwan.
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Trump May Usher in 'Roaring '20s' for Stocks
President-elect Donald Trump's stunning victory in the race for the White House sent major stock indexes soaring 3% to 5% Wednesday - and Wall Street traders think this is just the beginning of further, significant gains.
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Second Amendment: Balancing Gun Rights, Public Safety
The Second Amendment's promise of Americans' "right to keep and bear Arms" has evolved from a defense against tyranny into a cornerstone of modern debates over public safety, gun violence, and personal freedom.
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Conference Board's Economic Indicators a 'Recession Signal'
Fresh on the heels of September's sharp decline in the Consumer Confidence Index, The Conference Board recently announced that two other leading indicators of the nation's economic health also experienced significant declines.
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Panel Probes If Los Alamos Lab Has Equipment Linked to China Military
House Republicans have opened an investigation to determine if the Los Alamos National Laboratory is using machinery linked to the Chinese military.
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Modern Tech Threatens to Erase Vast Sections of Online History
The internet has transformed life in the digital age, where people share daily moments, news, and culture online.
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'Startling Stats' Undo Harris' Claim That Border More Secure
While so-called border czar Vice President Kamala Harris tries to convince Americans that the actions she and President Joe Biden took this summer have stemmed the flow of illegal immigrants at the nation's borders, the facts say otherwise.
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Trump Voters Skeptical of Fair Election, but Harris Voters Worried About Supreme Court
Like the man himself, the bulk of former President Donald Trump's supporters believe skullduggery by Democrats and Never-Trumpers took the election the 2020 election from him.
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Is Harris Taking Progressivism to Woodshed? Or Just Playing Politics?
With the election one day away, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are running virtually neck and neck.
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Iranian Threats to Trump in 2024 Go Unaddressed
Never in modern times has a presidential candidate been named as a target of foreign assassins.
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Faith Leaders Slam Harris for Vow of No Abortion Exemptions
Faith leaders are delivering withering attacks on Vice President Kamala Harris after she said during an interview on NBC News there would be no religious concessions in her plans to federalize abortion law.
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Celebrities Endorsing Trump Include A-List Actors, Country Crooners, Elon Musk
It's risky for those moving against the Democratic tide and afraid of facing backlash for not towing Tinsel town’s left-leaning line. Still, with the 2024 presidential election less than a week away, the list of his backers has bloomed.
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Evangelical Group: Resist 'Influencers' Targeting Faith Voters
A petition initiated by an evangelical group is urging clerics and other Christians to oppose Democratic leaders whom they say are trying to diminish the Christian vote.