Two liberal-appointed justices sided with five conservative-appointed justices tonight in allowing a Trump administration asylum policy to be implemented while challenges work through the court system. The White House win means that for now, people seeking asylum in the U.S. […]
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Forty-eight states, Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico have launched joint investigations into Google for alleged violations of antitrust law. Attorney Generals in Texas and Washington, D.C. are leading the way in the probe honing in on Google’s dominance as an
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After our first report, Europe and Japan banned most uses and types of the most problematic gadolinium MRI dyes. The FDA decided not to issue a ban in the U.S. saying benefits outweigh risks. The FDA issued a warning, instead.
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At this time four years ago, Donald Trump stood just about where Democrat Tulsi Gabbard is: 1-2%. So why are some in the media pretending current polls reflect what will really happen in Nov. 2020? Are they using polls to
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New Jersey man faces charges. One alleged victim took her own life. Crooks used online dating sites to defraud dozens of love-seeking victims to the tune of millions of dollars. That’s according to the U.S. prosecutors who arrested a 35-year
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A strong majority of respondents say current polls about the 2020 race are not to be believed. That’s according to the latest poll at SharylAttkisson.com. Eighty-seven percent (87%) said such polls are “pretty inaccurate.” Only two percent of those asked
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The following is an excerpt from an article in The Hill As the presidential battle among Democrats heats up, there are new polls and predictions every day as to how it will turn out. A recent Marquette University Law poll
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It’s not getting much attention here in the U.S. but Europe’s illegal immigration and refugee crisis is ongoing. In some places, like Greece, it’s worsening. The following is my investigation for “Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson.” You can watch the
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