The following is from Gallup News. About one-third of Americans approved of US military action against Iran before a peace agreement was announced, according to Gallup News. Gallup found that 34% of Americans approved of the military action the United States […]
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Original air date:Â September 28th 2025 After 50 years of striking fear in America’s enemies, the A-10 aircraft will be retired this month from an Air National Guard base in Maryland. As one warrior fades away, the mission pivots toward a
The following is from Just the News. The Los Angeles City Council has voted to place a measure on the Nov. 3 ballot that would allow noncitizens to vote in local elections. The proposal, introduced by Council member Hugo Soto-Martinez, now
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Original air date: September 28th 2025 A new FDA crackdown is threatening the drug industry’s most powerful marketing tool — and it could reshape what Americans see and believe about their health. For decades, prescription drug ads have flooded screens, promoting
Congress has shepherded in the quiet return of one of the most controversial spending practices in Washington D.C. And they’re spending your money. Listen below:
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Original air date: September 28th 2025 We begin today with America’s still-growing autism epidemic, a crisis that in terms of sheer numbers deserves much more attention than it’s gotten over two and a half decades. The newest data, updated every two
Original air date: September 21st 2025 As air travel soars, lingering fears about Covid vaccine side effects cast a shadow over aviation safety. Passengers wonder if their vaccinated pilots could face sudden mid-air health crises. A 2022 survey revealed 23%
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/a-second-china-spy-probe https://www.cbsnews.com/news/report-china-stole-nuke-secrets Transcripts below: Report: China Stole Nuke Secrets By CBSNews.com staff CBSNews.com staff March 5, 1999 / 7:00 PM EST / CBS Sources tell CBS News that China was able to “recruit” scientists from the Department of Energy labs responsible for the U.S. nuclear weapons
