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18 Feb

FCC Opens Enforcement Action Against ABC’s ‘The View’ Over Equal Time Concerns

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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has initiated an enforcement action against ABC’s “The View” following the program’s recent interview with Texas state Rep. James Talarico, who is seeking the state Democratic Party nomination for Senate. The enforcement action was triggered by Talarico’s appearance on the program earlier this month. The…

18 Feb

Very Soon: Trump Edges Toward Showdown With Iran As War Drums Grow Louder

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The United States may be closer to a direct military confrontation with Iran than many Americans realize, as President Donald Trump ramps up both diplomatic pressure and military force in a high-stakes standoff over Tehran’s nuclear program. Discussions inside the administration are no longer focused on a limited, one-off strike.…

18 Feb

New Interviews Expose How Obama’s Inner Circle Mocked Trump Before 2016

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A newly released trove of oral history interviews is shedding light on just how dramatically former President Barack Obama and his closest advisers misjudged the political moment that would ultimately propel Donald Trump to the White House in 2016. Interviews conducted by Incite Institute at Columbia University in cooperation with…

18 Feb

Democrat Mayor’s Ex-Fiancé Convicted, Sentenced For Spying For China

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Yaoning “Mike” Sun, a 65-year-old resident of Chino Hills, California, has been sentenced to 48 months in federal prison for acting as an unregistered agent of the People’s Republic of China (PRC). The case has drawn attention due to Sun’s role as campaign advisor and fiancé to Eileen Wang, the…

18 Feb

Search For Nancy Guthrie Shifts To Mexico After New Ransom Note Is Revealed

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The FBI has contacted their counterparts in Mexico regarding the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie as the investigation drags though its third week. The latest development follows unverified ransom demands that suggested a possible connection to Mexico, including one note mentioning “south of the border,” according to a report from…

18 Feb

8 Dead In Tragic Natural Disaster In California

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A powerful avalanche near Lake Tahoe turned a backcountry ski adventure into tragedy, leaving eight skiers dead and one still unaccounted for, authorities said Wednesday. Nevada County Sheriff Shannan Moon told reporters that officials have notified families the operation is no longer a rescue. “They were on their way back…

18 Feb

Close Trump Ally Reportedly Betrayed Trump And Cozied Up To Epstein

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Longtime Donald Trump confidant Steve Bannon, once one of the closest advisers to the president, is now facing mounting questions after newly unsealed documents revealed an unusually close and controversial correspondence with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, including discussions that appear to undercut Trump’s leadership. The revelations, drawn from millions…

18 Feb

Socialist Mayor’s First Major Speech Goes Horribly Wrong

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Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson delivered her first State of the City address on Tuesday, but what was supposed to be a defining moment for the newly elected leader quickly drew criticism after a rocky start marked by technical glitches and visible confusion. Wilson, who has been in office for roughly…

18 Feb

LA Mayor Urges Olympics Committee Chair To Resign Over Epstein Emails

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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is calling on Casey Wasserman to resign from his leadership role with the LA28 Organizing Committee following backlash over past emails tied to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell. Bass said this week that while she does not have the authority to…

18 Feb

Replacement Announced After Top Trump Official Resigns

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The Department of Homeland Security has named a new spokesperson and deputy assistant secretary for public affairs following the resignation of a top Trump administration official. Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs Tricia McLaughlin confirmed Tuesday that she will step down next week. McLaughlin, who became one of the administration’s most…