We’ve been reporting on California’s deadly wildfires and all the federal tax money spent trying to control them. Now, an update. Utility company Pacific Gas and Electric, PG&E, recently pleaded guilty to 84 counts of involuntary manslaughter for its role […]
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His photo has been widely shared on social media claiming he is a 13-year old who died of coronavirus in Great Britain. A post on Facebook claimed he was a “schoolboy…with no health conditions” who became “UK’s youngest coronavirus victim.”
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The following is an excerpt from an article at JustTheNews.com An FBI senior analyst has been dismissed for possessing child pornography, according to a recently released memo from the Office of the Inspector General for the Department of Justice. Though the supervisory intelligence analyst
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You’ve probably heard of bitcoin, but odds are you don’t know much about it. Bitcoin is the first decentralized, universal, digital currency that lets you buy things without banks or credit cards. Some see bitcoin primarily as an investment of
I know some of you are asking the question: “Will I get a coronavirus stimulus check?” A new article at JustTheNews.com describes eligibility as follows: How do I know if I am qualified to get the check? You are eligible
Ninety-six percent (96%) of those who responded to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com say they would try the malaria medication Hydroxychloroquine if they had coronavirus. More than 3,200 people weighed in, making it one of our most popular poll
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The coronavirus crisis has brought most organized sports to a halt. That includes the NCAA Men’s basketball tournament which would have crowned a champion last week. As sports fans wait for a return to normal, there’s a big issue coming
Today we begin with a key questions about coronavirus and a chief scientist on the frontlines. He’s John Dye, head of viral immunology at the US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, where they usually research biological countermeasures for
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