The watchdog group Judicial Watch has filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) following reports that the Biden Secret Service denied President Trump’s requests for additional protection before the attempt on […]
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The following is from The Defender. An industry lobbying group paid health professionals to promote aspartame on social media to counter the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recent assessment that the artificial sweetener is “possibly carcinogenic” and ineffective for weight loss. The payments, made
The following is an excerpt from The Washington Post. On March 20, 2020 — soon after the coronavirus began spreading across the U.S. — [Waylon] Bailey said he was trying to find a moment of levity amid the national emergency. He
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The following is an excerpt from Just The News. Former President Donald Trump’s social media company has sued The Washington Post for defamation over an article it published earlier this month and is seeking $3.78 billion in damages. The lawsuit
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The following is an excerpt from Becker’s Healthcare. None of the Covid-19 funding Congress previously provided to Human and Health Services (HHS) remains unallocated, including funding for vaccines, testing and therapeutics, according to information sent to Congress and obtained by The
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Almost seven years ago to the day, the Snowden revelations shook the world. But only for a short time before attention was distracted by efforts to focus on where Snowden was hiding and what he’d done wrong rather than the
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The following is Sharyl Attkisson’s complete response to questions posed by The Washington Post’s Paul Farhi as prompted by a Media Matters propaganda blog. Please excuse our typos. Farhi: Hello, Sharyl…I’m writing a story about Sinclair’s coverage and commentary about
The Kentucky teenager who claims he’s the victim of a false portrayal by the news gets to move ahead with his defamation lawsuit against NBC. Nicholas Sandmann was on a school trip in Washington D.C. last January when he came
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