USPS projections of its coronavirus losses were wildly off USPS projected $48 billion in coronavirus-related losses through 2021 Instead, USPS reports revenue above $330 million more than the same period last year New figures from the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) […]
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(Original air date: October 6, 2019) By all accounts, our system to handle illegal immigrants and asylum-seekers has become overwhelmed. In the fiscal year that just ended, more than 760,000 illegal immigrants were picked up crossing our border from Mexico
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(Original air date: October 6, 2019) Please note: Spanish translation follows English below Imagine having the task of distributing the most aid money ever for a natural disaster responsibly to a government mired in corruption and under FBI investigation. That’s
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I examine the issues likely to be brought up by prosecution and defense if the case against the police goes to trial.
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Los Angeles police officers are objecting to the city’s decision to partly defund the police department and give $250 million to the activist group: Black Lives Matter. “If it wasn’t for [police], this city would be burnt down right now…”
When asked about rioting in the U.S. and the response to it, Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, found himself temporarily at a loss for words. Note: The reporter’s question has a fact error in it. The protesters outside the White
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At a hearing today before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) asked former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein about signing off on a wiretap application to spy on former Trump campaign volunteer Carter Page. The Inspector General has
The violence that has erupted after the death of suspect George Floyd after a Minneapolis police officer used his leg to pin him down by the neck for nearly nine minutes, has claimed another innocent life. Retired St. Louis police
