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Liberal Tech Journos Declare War on Apps for Free Speech and Privacy
Despite months of fiery riots from the far-left, private communication app Signal and free speech app Telegram have come under
Trump Allies and Washington Insiders Helped President’s Supporters Breach The Capitol
The Associated Press reports that President Donald Trump’s allies and Washington insiders played key roles in helping an angry mob
Covid: What is universal credit – and what other benefits are available?
image copyrightGetty ImagesLabour and some Conservative MPs are calling on the government to keep a temporary increase to universal credit.
Trump preparing another 100 pardons, commutations before leaving office: reports
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Twitter Censors Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene; Greene Fires Back
Twitter censored another member of the U.S. government, but she quickly fired back, calling out Twitter’s hypocrisy. Twitter suspended Rep.
Fear of insider attack prompts additional FBI screening of National Guard troops: AP
The FBI is screening all 25,000 National Guard troops heading to D.C. as fears mount among defense officials that those
Pardon-seekers have paid Trump allies tens of thousands to lobby president: NYT
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‘Rookie’s’ Young Black Officer Lectures Superior: ‘Silence Is Complicity’
It’s the third episode of ABC’s The Rookie, and the tale of that “polarizing” Officer Doug Stanton (Brandon Routh) wreaking
Let’s Not Lose Sight Of The Revolution That Is By Focusing On The Coup That Wasn’t
When it comes to democracy in America, it may be fair to invoke Charles Dickens’ opening phrase of his novel