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and some trying to climb over the gates with palestinian flags. meanwhile, israel in israel the idf says its iron dome intercepted a drone coming from lebanon earlier today after taking down rockets from gaza overnight. rachel: iran says u.s. would be, quote, hit hard if washington did not implement a cease-fire in gaza but israel is maintaining a cease-fire is not an option. >> were not going to have a cease-fire with hamas it is leak you having a cease-fire after bombing of pearl har...

In preparation for the May 7 Republican Primary, former County Councilman and current member of the Culver Town Council, Bill Githens, has decided to file for a Marshall County Council At Large Seat on January 10. He was previously on the Marshall County Council, District 2, from 2015 to 2018 and on the ballot in

The Fitzpatrick Plame investigation has spurred the New York Times into examining how their reporters conduct themselves. Apparently, the Gray Lady wants her staff to act more like terrorists and drug dealers. Reporters are being told to delete emails, destroy notes, and use disposable cell phones in order to stymie future investigations.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) likes to make a big show of his hostility towards the mainstream press. He most recently made that clear at a February roundtable when…

ANDREW PIERCE: The civil service website reveals in the last week of October only 40 per cent of the staff were working at their desks. The rest are working from home.

Super PACs and dark money groups have poured more than $12.5 million into television ads attacking Gov. Kevin Stitt and boosting his Democratic opponent Joy Hofmeister before the November election.

Josh Shapiro and John Fetterman have largely kept to their own races, but their even occasional alliance is in sharp contrast to Republicans, state Sen. Doug Mastriano and Mehmet Oz.

On almost every issue, from immigration to free speech, the Right has been utterly neglected by the arrogant Tory mainstream

Super PACs and dark money groups have poured more than $12.5 million into television ads attacking Gov. Kevin Stitt and boosting his Democratic opponent Joy Hofmeister before the November election.

Ron DeSantis' press team led a coordinated roll out for his 'Don't Say Gay' bill, which helped influence right-wing coverage.