2. Cooper selectively editing video to spread a hoax. He literally cut off Trump's speech seconds before Trump condemned white supremacy and neo-nazis. This is the definitely of fake news.
3. Trump's words that Anderson Cooper cut out.
This is CNN.
Its board sued to stop DOGE, and waslauded by the Left for objecting to granting “access to USADF systems including financial records, payment and human resources systems.” But the objection, several former employees told The Daily Wire, might not have been on principled grounds, but rather because those records amounted to a crime scene.
The African Development Foundation’s employees have been sounding the alarm for years about self-dealing, cruelty, and anti-white discrimination.
Money sent to Africa was then wired to the personal bank accounts of bureaucrats in Washington, D.C.
An official promoted his for-profit, multi-level marketing scheme to poor Africans.
Law enforcement identified possible criminal kickbacks.
And those who now lament DOGE’s shuttering of the agency did nothing to fix it when they had a chance...
The top two officials at the Federal Bureau of Investigation appeared on national television Sunday to clarify numerous mysteries, including the FBI's role in the U.S. Capitol mayhem on Jan. 6, 2021, the two assassination attempts on President Donald Trump and the purported suicide of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Appearing on "Sunday Morning Futures" with Maria Bartiromo on the Fox News Channel, FBI Director Kash Patel said about Jan. 6: "What was the FBI doing? Well we've got answers coming. We just found a trove of information and it's on its way to Capitol Hill right now. And they've asked, and they're getting them. And you're getting the answers on Jan. 6.
1506 - In Spain, Christopher Columbus died in poverty.
1899 - Jacob German of New York City became the first driver to be arrested for speeding. The posted speed limit was 12 miles per hour.
1927 - Charles Lindbergh took off from New York to cross the Atlantic for Paris aboard his airplane the "Spirit of St. Louis." The trip took 33 1/2 hours.
1932 - Amelia Earhart took off to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. She became the first woman to achieve the feat.
1970 - 100,000 people marched in New York supporting U.S. policies in Vietnam.
1993 - The final episode of "Cheers" was aired on NBC-TV.
The dystopian state house bill, HB 25-1312 or better known as the "Kelly Loving Act," allows the Colorado government to remove a child from her parents if parents refuse to go along with her gender dysphoria and self-styled new identity. It represents the most totalitarian legal destruction of parental rights in American history.
The bill passed the Colorado House and Senate. To understand why this destructive legislation might become Colorado law, we need to look closer at the cultural understructure.
“We found her, she’s pregnant. From trafficking being forced into prostitution. 14 years old. We are taking care of her. Both physically and mentally.”... Homan said he’s committed to combating human trafficking. “That shit is happening every day. We are going to put an end to it. Everything we can do.”...
Several commuters could be seen walking up to the gate and exchanging words with the guard, who then let them in...
At the Herald Square station, three armed guards are supposed to maintain a presence close to the MetroCard machines between 5 a.m. and 9 p.m. However, on multiple visits to the station over the last three weeks, The Post never once saw an armed guard at that station.
And at the West 96th Street station, The Post spotted two armed Allied guards who spent the first hour of their shifts outside the station, smoking — one a cigarette, the other a cigar. They were also seen stepping away several times for coffee...
"Corporate America went all in on discriminatory DEI policies during the Biden years. I am pleased to see that Verizon is ending its DEI policies as specified in this new FCC filing," he stated. "This is a good and important step forward — one that promotes equal opportunity, nondiscrimination, and the public interest. Verizon has also newly committed to making these changes in substance, not in name only. The FCC will remain vigilant."
Verizon will absorb $10 billion of Frontier's debt while paying nearly $10 billion to purchase the company. Verizon said it would be able to deploy fiber-optic internet to 1 million homes in the U.S. on an annual basis
“They’re in unmarked vans, wearing masks, being shipped off to foreign torture dungeons—no chance to mount a defense, not even a chance to kiss a loved one goodbye, just grabbed up by masked agents, shoved into those vans, and disappeared.”
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Walz is considered a possible Democratic candidate for president in the 2028 election cycle.
Former interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia and Department of Justice Pardon Attorney Ed Martin gave journalist Tucker Carlson a major update on the January 6 pipe bomber case.
On Wednesday, Carlson posted his interview with Martin from “The Tucker Carlson Show” in which Martin said, “I’ve got the pipe bomber case in my office.”
He then noted that Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino was taking a different approach to the case.
Did you know that in America you can be criminally charged for using a racial slur?...
What they care about is power, and if they have enough power they will throw their ideological opponents in prison for the crime of disagreeing with them.
Consider the case of Lauren Noble, a Yale graduate and the founder and executive director of the Buckley Institute, named for conservative icon William F. Buckley, Jr. Two years ago, Noble was arrested in New Haven, Conn., for allegedly using a racial slur in an argument with a black parking attendant.
The parking attendant, 60-year-old Gerno Allen, claimed that Noble repeatedly called him the N-word during a dispute in July 2023. Allen didn’t file a complaint with the police until February 2024, and Noble was arrested that May and charged at first with disorderly conduct and then three counts of breach of the peace.
Noble maintained her innocence throughout, and the misdemeanor charges against her were dropped last month...
In the early spring of 2020, freelance writer David Zweig was, like most suburban dads, willing to follow the advice of experts. “People were dying from a scary new disease, and my family and my neighbors were readily compliant with the governor’s orders to stay home and stay apart from each other,”... Still, something didn’t feel right. Zweig watched his two elementary-school-age children “slowly wilting in the gray light of their school-issued Chromebooks...
The deeper Zweig dug, the more his sense of astonishment—and then of outrage—grew.
As early as March 2020, it was clear that Covid, unlike influenza, posed little threat to children.
Nor were schools major centers of virus transmission, studies showed...
Referring only to this very recent diagnosis strongly implies that the cancer was previously undetected. This is deliberate, of course... You aren’t supposed to notice the glaringly obvious pattern of total media dishonesty here... But here is the wider context that pertains to Joe Biden or any other POTUS, which exists in four parts:
1/ The medical attention given to a US President is not the same as that given to the average citizen. A President’s health is under intense expert scrutiny. Presidents receive very extensive and regular medical check ups. They have immediate access to the very best doctors in the US...
Here is a comment reflecting a urologists view of how likely it is that Biden’s cancer has only just been discovered:
The agreement gives Indian firms direct access to U.S. companies and service providers through a government-backed "business matching digital platform," along with programming on trade finance, commercialization and digital technologies, all supported by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Critically, the SBA agreement makes no distinction between high-value, innovation-driven startups and low-cost outsourcing firms. It imposes no requirement for participating foreign entities to comply with U.S. labor standards, employment protections, or tax obligations.
Private security guards hired by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to staff subway stations, and act as deterrents to would-be turnstile hoppers, have instead been lending a helping hand to the Big Apple fare-beaters...
In the early spring of 2020, freelance writer David Zweig was, like most suburban dads, willing to follow the advice of experts. “People were dying from a scary new disease, and my family and my neighbors were readily compliant with the governor’s orders to stay home and stay apart from each other,”...
