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Acknowledged up until about 20 minutes ago. at "the washington post," owned by jeff bezos are leading the charge and the other direction. the videos you saw, which is deranged, was released on ironically without scolding comment by "the washington post" on friday as part of the new series of calls the new normal. the day after the video went up, "the washington post" published a hit piece on a journalist called chris rufo. if no one has done more in this country than curse rufo to expose so-call...

Harm that our ancestors have caused. that is a very legitimate piece of this work. >> that video has been pulverized on social media as a blatant and baseless attack on white people. some even compared the so-calle deep shame for white people video to a religion. christopher ruble, senior fello at the and vocal opponent of critical race theory, thinks th video is now standard operating procedure for the post. and a piece in the post attacking everything from his position on critical race theor t...

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Thirty two new custodial correctional officers were sworn into their front-line role in public safety at a ceremonies held in Townsville and Maryborough...

DOVER, Del. (AP) — Corrections officials in Delaware said that an inmate died of...

Clearing. its shameful that the networks are not reporting the facts. "abc news".com had an article on this but im wondering if the evening news on abc is going to report it because theres a huge disconnect between online, if we cleared up online we dont have to say on tv. >> greg: right. they always do that. the corrections are never seen the same way. sean, you are probably in my mind one of the most media savvy pro athletes. you were an intern at vogue which is amazing. the only nhl hockey --...

Please. all right. this article was published in error, maybe the understatement of the century, "the new york times" published then quickly deleted an article tuesday headlined fields of watermelon found on mars written by, no joke, joe schmoe. according to the report the fbi would not confirm the watermelon but did say falling kiwis have been spotted. the writer calls the story terribly boring but we disagree. the page on the "times" website where the article briefly appeared now says it was...

Security committee that i chair. its also clear that there wasnt the kind of attention necessary to domestic terrorism and the rise of domestic terrorism and how that can lead to the kind of event we saw january 6th. then there was not adequate preparation by the capitol police. clearly a failure of leadership. the men and women of the capitol police that were out there defending the capitol and the men and women in the capitol and quite frankly our democracy, did heroic actions and paid a very ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — An inmate scheduled to die later this month under South...

By Keaton Ross | Oklahoma Watch Jun 4, 2021 5 hrs ago Michael Washington holds a sign with the number of an inmate who was infected with COVID-19. Washington, who was incarcerated in the 1970s and helps inmates with legal paperwork, joined a small crowd outside of the Department of Corrections Oklahoma City headquarters in December to protest prison conditions. Whitney Bryen / Oklahoma Watch Looking to prevent widespread COVID-19 outbreaks behind ...