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Biden Says He is ‘Confident’ in Fauci After Bombshell Email Scandal

President Joe Biden publicly backed Dr. Anthony Fauci, who is embroiled in an email scandal, on Friday morning.

Facebook to stop exempting politicians from censorship, building on Trump ban

Politicians may soon lose the special status protecting them from fact-checking and censorship on Facebook, according to reports about upcoming policy changes at Mark Zuckerberg’s social media behemoth.

Lindell sues Dominion, Smartmatic for RICO violations

Fight over 2020 election ballot counting escalates.

NIH resists answering COVID questions in public

Officials says agency 'offered to have a chance to simply get into a secure space and have a conversation.'

Oracle VP Dies of “Covid” After Receiving Second Vaccine Injection

By refusing to report the facts and timeline so the public can connect the dots, the mainstream media is signaling that everyone still needs to get injected.

Trump Blasts Fauci for Wuhan ‘Gain-of-Function’ Research: ‘What did he know?’

President Donald Trump questions whether Fauci's decision to fund controversial 'gain-of-function' research at the Wuhan lab in China ultimately led to the release of COVID-19.

CNN Anchor Eats Dead Bugs on Live TV: Are Ratings THAT Bad?

CNN’s Brianna Keilar is apparently so desperate for a bit of attention that she ate dead cicadas on live television.

Fauci vehemently denied being ‘muzzled’ by Trump early during the pandemic, emails show

Dr. Anthony Fauci repeatedly denied that he was being "muzzled" or "censored" by the Trump administration early on during the coronavirus pandemic, a trove of newly released emails show.

‘Defund the Police’ Advocate Rep. Cori Bush Spent Taxpayer Money On Her Own Private Security, Document Shows

According to documents compiled in a ‘Statement of Disbursements in the House,’ Representative Cori Bush (D-MO), an ardent ‘defund the police’ advocate, used taxpayer money to pay for private security.

Barrett, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh side with liberal Supreme Court justices in computer fraud case

Barrett warned government reading of law could 'criminalize' conduct like 'embellishing an online-dating profile.'

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