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Morocco Earthquake Deaths Near 3,000 People

More than 2,800 people have died from the earthquake in Morocco.

NATO Launches Largest Post Cold War Military Drills Near Russian Borders

NATO is set to conduct its most extensive military exercises in Western Europe since the end of the Cold War, with the aim of bolstering its readiness against potential threats.

IRS Shifts Focus to ‘Equity’ in Audits

Given the newfound focus on "equity," there's apprehension about the criteria being used to select audit targets.

European Memo Contradicts Biden’s Reason for Pressuring Ukraine to Fire Prosecutor Shokin

The EU report highlighted Ukraine's achievements, notably under Shokin’s leadership, in countering corruption, organized crime, and human trafficking.

Senator Ron Johnson Pressures FDA for ‘Hiding’ COVID-19 Vaccine Safety Data

“FDA’s intentional withholding of information relating to the safety of the COVID-19 vaccines is outrageous and shows a complete disregard for the health and safety of the American people," says Wisconsin senator.

Arizona Superior Court Rules in Favor of Strengthened Signature Matching Process for Mail-In Ballots

Ballots were being counted even if the signatures didn't align with those in the voter's registration record, a clear violation of the state's laws.

Soros Funding ‘Redskins’ Team Name Change

Legal push to change name funded by globalist billionaire George Soros' Open Society Foundations.

Trump Beats Biden by 19 Points Among ‘Nonvoters’: USA Today/Suffolk University Poll

The data suggests that these non-participants could drastically alter the political landscape if they were to engage.

Pfizer, J&J, Other Companies Accused of ‘Pharmaceutical Bullying’ in South Africa After Court Orders Release of Contracts

Recently disclosed vaccine contracts between South Africa and various pharmaceutical companies have raised concerns over "pharmaceutical bullying."

Hunter Biden to Be Indicted by End of September

Read the court filing.

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