More than eight months after he was fingered for allegedly illegal activity, a former FBI lawyer is set to plead guilty to one federal charge related to doctoring a document. That’s according to the Department of Justice. Inspector General Michael […]
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Fifty-eight percent (58%) say they are at least somewhat generally optimistic about the future. That’s according to more than 1,000 respondents in the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com. Specifically, when asked if they are optimistic about the future, 35% said
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A lot of people talk about the famous Supreme Court decision known as “Citizens United,” but they don’t really know all that much about it. Sunday on Full Measure, we dig into the landmark ruling. As we approach the 2020
Attorney General William Barr says he is pleased with the progress being made by Connecticut’s U.S. Attorney John Durham as he investigates the FBI’s Trump-Russia investigation. Tonight on the Hannity program on Fox News, Barr said coronavirus has caused some
The following is an “Oldie But Goodie” investigative report by Sharyl Attkisson from the archives originally dated February 2012. The link to the video is below. Just before Christmas, American workers got a rare gift from Washington politicians – the
The masks with elastic ear loops, which many people are wearing for coronavirus, can be largely inefficient in terms of filtering. That’s according to a new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association Internal Medicine. According to the
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Most anyone who’s worked in an office setting with cubicles and an idiot boss can relate to the comic strip Dilbert, created by Scott Adams. Now, Adams has some advice for all of us in a new book about how
Allegations before a medical board have reportedly been dismissed against a Minnesota state senator, who is a doctor, and was accused of spreading misinformation about coronavirus-related deaths. The dismissal happened two weeks ago. The following is from Minnesota News Network:
