The following is an excerpt from an article in The Telegraph as published by Yahoo! News Schools do not play a major role in spreading the coronavirus, according to the results of a German study released on Monday. The study, […]
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(Original air date: December 8, 2019) If you visit New Orleans…you’re likely to see voodoo shops, museums, even tours. On a recent trip to the Big Easy, Lisa Fletcher decided to dig deeper into the mysterious spiritual and cultural phenomenon
(Original air date: December 8, 2019) We’ve taken a lot of trips to our southern border to investigate at illegal immigration issues. Today, we go underground to get a close up look at what was once a major smuggling route
(Original air date: December 8, 2019) On our world travels, we’ve discovered a global trend— popular distrust of establishment politicians, be they left or right. People everywhere seem to be drifting away from the main, traditional political parties. Street protests
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What, exactly, is “populism” and why is it so– popular? Sunday on Full Measure, I travel across Europe where there’s been a rise in populism, both left and right. We’ll look at some uncanny similarities to trends here in the
The following is an excerpt from an article at JustTheNews.com. …The judge ruled Steele violated the law by failing to aggressively check the accuracy of one claim accusing Aven and Fridman of making illicit payments to Russia President Vladimir Putin before
People are mixed when it comes to their opinion about the impact of wearing masks for coronavirus. Eight percent (8%) say it “saves many lives.” That’s according to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com. One in four respondents say wearing
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(Original air date: November 17, 2019) When we travel for Full Measure, sometimes we end up in faraway places. Scott Thuman did that one better, visiting a familiar landscape, from a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away.
