Union leader Randy Erwin takes on the Trump administration’s pledge to fire federal workers who refuse to come back into the office. Listen below:
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Gary Ruskin of US Right to Know tells about the watchdog group’s investigation into alleged conflicts of interest within a major group that gives advice on what we should and shouldn’t eat. The group denies any conflicts of interest. You
What happened to pathologist Dr. Ryan Cole when he found himself on the leading edge of recognizing dangerous blood clots in Covid vaccine recipients. Listen below:
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It’s been more than four months since Tropical Storm Helene devastated communities in Western North Carolina. In Swannanoa, one of the hardest-hit areas, some locals say they feel neglected by federal agencies—and have shouldered the burden of cleaning up on
A telecom executive denied an NSA request that he says was illegal. Then, his life fell apart. The following was first published on SHARYL ATTKISSON‘s free Substack. To understand the level of corruption that has been endemic in our intelligence
Oregon is attempting a big turnaround after a controversial law that had legalized use of heroin, fentanyl, and other hard drugs. Sharyl talks with Multnomah County District Attorney Nathan Vasquez in Portland, who has been elected to replace the supposedly
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It’s not overstating to say that a country’s level of success is largely dictated by its ability to produce or buy abundant affordable energy. It impacts everything from national security to the economy. Today, we head to Europe to hear
The biggest mass prosecution of our time has been followed by the biggest mass pardons and releases from prison. It all began from protests on January 6, 2021. They sparked numerous controversies still being hashed out today. Did feds instigate
