Month: June 2019

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) took aim at fellow presidential candidate Joe Biden’s support of the Hyde Amendment on Wednesday, slamming the abortion funding restriction as an attack on underprivileged women that had been “wrong for a long time.” “Here’s how I look at this: I’ve lived in an America where abortions were illegal. And understand this: […]

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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot continued Wednesday to push for reducing the city’s government corruption, which was most recently on display with a federal indictment against one of the most powerful aldermen. “As public servants, each and every one of us has a duty to operate within the highest of ethical standards as we represent the […]

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A federal judge this week cited the First Amendment in tossing criminal charges against three members of a neo-Nazi organization accused of conspiring to assault their ideological opponents, handing the government another defeat in its struggle to curtail white supremacist violence. Robert Rundo, Robert Boman and Aaron Eason, all members of the violent white nationalist group […]

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HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. ― It’s been five years since Michael Hickey, sleepless and grieving his father’s untimely death, Googled “Teflon” and “cancer” and came to the terrifying realization that his town’s water was likely poisoned. Back then, perfluorooctanoic acid, or PFOA, was little more than a chemistry textbook tongue twister. It was also the key, […]

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WASHINGTON ― A pastor’s explanation of President Donald Trump’s sudden visit to his church on Franklin Graham’s “Pray for Donald Trump Day” is casting doubt on the White House’s widely publicized claim that he went there to pray for Friday’s shooting victims in Virginia Beach. David Platt, pastor of McLean Bible Church, a few miles […]

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