Month: April 2020

[ad_1] Topics in this post: Devin Nunes Spygate California Rep. Devin Nunes said Saturday that he expects to file more criminal referrals based on new revelations from the Justice Department inspector general’s investigation of the FBI’s probe of the Trump campaign. Nunes, the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, has already filed eight criminal
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[ad_1] The abortion clinics that sought a wholesale exemption from the Texas governor’s executive order, GA-09, postponing non-essential medical procedures through April 21 did not ask the Supreme Court to review the strong decision that the Fifth Circuit issued against them on Tuesday, April 7. But they now appear poised to ask the Court to
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[ad_1] Holy Saturday — sometimes called “Black Saturday” — is the day after Good Friday, and has traditionally been associated with Christ’s “Harrowing of Hell.” Tradition holds that Christ descended into hell after His death to liberate the righteous departed. There is some debate whether the “hell” into which Christ “descended” — Descensus Christi ad
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[ad_1] Topics in this post: Barack Obama coronavirus When Barack Obama stated that, as president, he intended to “fundamentally transform America”, he was basing this promise on taking over the nation’s healthcare system with Obamacare, and using the lie of global warming in order to outlaw automobile usage, halt commercial jet airline travel, convince people
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[ad_1] LEAVE CHINA ALONE!!! The scientific journal Nature doesn’t exactly say that in its April 7 editorial but the title sure gives off that same vibe: “Stop the coronavirus stigma now.” The subhead complains “The pandemic is fuelling deplorable racism and discrimination, especially against Asian people.” What Nature calls “stigma” is really reasonable criticism of
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[ad_1] Los Angeles Police Department officers check the purpose for passenger travel at Union Station during the coronavirus outbreak in Los Angeles, Calif., April 4, 2020. (Kyle Grillot/Reuters) There are worse things that can happen than a pandemic. ‘An overreach by our police officers.” Yeah, I’ll say. “Overreach” was the concession that the police department
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[ad_1] On the PBS NewsHour Friday night, pundits David Brooks and Mark Shields trashed President Trump’s “North Korean-style loyalty tests” and praised Bernie Sanders for making a socialist moment. Brooks said a commission to make recommendations on reopening the economy is a good thing, but there’s the sense that being nice to President Trump is
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[ad_1] The Wall St. Bull on a nearly empty Broadway in the New York financial district as the coronavirus outbreak continues, March 23, 2020. (Mike Segar/Reuters) Coronavirus fears hit stocks hard, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average shedding nearly 11,000 points, or 38 percent, from the February peak of 29,423. As of today the markets
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[ad_1] Charitable groups have stepped in to serve the hungry, poor, and dying for centuries, and today is no different.  As of Thursday, the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in America is 427,460, with 14,696 deaths, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “The unemployment rate likely is around 9.7%—approaching three times the record-low
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[ad_1] This week, according to members of the federal government, and state and local governments, Americans have begun to flatten the curve in the novel coronavirus outbreak. The excitement was muted—after all, trends can easily reverse—but real. Americans have abided by recommendations and orders. They’ve left their jobs to stay at home; they’ve practiced social
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[ad_1] Since first emerging in China late last year, the novel coronavirus quickly has become a global crisis. The SARS-CoV-2 virus and COVID-19, the disease it causes, have spread rapidly across the world, infecting more than a million people and taking the lives of tens of thousands. Along the way, the virus has slowed a
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[ad_1] It turns out 2016 was a high watermark, not a baseline, for what he could achieve with his prog-grassroots appeal. Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) in Austin, Texas in February 2020. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images) In his Pat Buchanan memoir The Crusader, journalist Timothy Stanley recalled the final moments of the
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