(Originally aired: February 5, 2023) President Richard Nixon officially declared the War on Drugs in 1971. Trillions of tax dollars later, by nearly every account, that war has failed. A record amount of the opioid fentanyl is crossing in through […]
(Originally aired: February 5, 2023) Nebraska, Indiana, New Mexico, and Wisconsin have all delayed the planned closing of coal plants, the latest sign the green energy transition ambitions aren’t quite ready for prime time. One Wisconsin Public Service Commissioner, Ellen
There is an impressive body of independent research emerging about Covid, “long Covid,” vaccine injuries, and the links between all of them.
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The following is from Yahoo News. The personal information of 612,000 Medicare beneficiaries were accessed in a sweeping data breach that affected what could be hundreds of organizations, including the government contractor, Maximus Federal Services. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
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(Originally aired: Feb. 5, 2023) We’ve long reported about the need to protect American technology amid Chinese efforts to steal it. But today’s cover story makes the case for the possibility that the way we’re doing it is causing more
Former President Trump is facing criminal prosecution in multiple cases, yet a majority of voters don’t believe his legal problems will stop his campaign to win the presidency again in 2024. That’s according to the latest Rasmussen Reports. The survey
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The following is from The Daily Mail. A woman from New Jersey as been arrested on suspicion of using a family member’s medical license to pose as a doctor and dole out prescriptions for more than a year. Maria Macburnie, 62, was
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The following is from Gallup News. STORY HIGHLIGHTS More Americans today than two decades ago rate their community activities, hobbies or recreational activities, and money as “extremely” or “very important” to them. The importance of one’s work to employed adults
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