Michigan is the epicenter of a battle involving jobs vs. foreign ownership. Gotion, a company that has part Chinese-ownership, is planning a massive factory to build components for electric car batteries. It could provide thousands of jobs in one of […]
The following is from Becker’s Hospital Review. Hospitals nationwide are facing a shortage of IV fluids due to Hurricane Helene’s impact. Mass General Brigham received a notice from Baxter International, the nation’s largest IV solutions supplier, stating a 40% reduction in
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Here’s a recounting of the incident prior to me quitting CBS News where I caught certain CBS Evening New managers in a shocking and unethical scheme to mislead the public in support of President Obama just before the 2012 election.
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In the US and around the world, there’s been a disturbing uptick in shockingly brazen government censorship. People are being arrested over their social media posts… and even for praying silently in their heads! Sunday on Full Measure, I’ll talk
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This week is the one-year anniversary of the devastating attack on Israel by the Islamic terrorist group Hamas. And with that, a major escalation, missile attacks by Iran and Israeli ground forces opening a new front against terrorists in neighboring
Blast From The Past: This investigation was first published on CBS News Feb. 18, 2010. “FEED THE CHILDREN” CHARITY UNDER FIRE Watch video here Exclusive: CBS News Investigation into a Billion-Dollar-a-Year Charity That Solicited Aid for Haiti By Sharyl Attkisson
The following information is from CDC. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed that the Republic of Rwanda’s Ministry of Health has reported 26 cases of Marburg virus disease, including eight fatalities. The CDC is in direct communication with health
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There’s a surprising facet of the college admissions scandal dubbed “Operation Varsity Blues.” The parent charged with the most crimes, former president of Staples International John Wilson, insists he did nothing wrong. When he refused to plead guilty, the government
