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Leave a two-hour gap between your last bite and going to sleep, says nutritionist

The DHS warned of increased political violence from pro-abortion extremists related to the Court's potential decision to overturn Roe.

DHS officials warned on Monday that “domestic violent extremists” are “infiltrating” the national debate over abortion, with plans to “incite violence."

WASHINGTON — The Department of Homeland Security paused its new disinformation governance board Wednesday and its boards director will resign, following weeks of criticism from Republicans and questions about whether the board would impinge on free speech rights.

On today’s episode of The Backstory, host Lee Stranahan discussed current events including Biden condemning white supremacy in Buffalo, and President Bidens... 18.05.2022, Sputnik International

Incentive at all to take enforcement actions. quite the opposite. they have a disincentive because for them to do something to remove content, they have got to reduce the amount of content they can monetize, they can make money from, and second they have to take an action. and so they have chosen the lazy greedy path, which is to do nothing, including on content which inspires terrorism. >> it is sobering to say the least. you shared these findings as you told me with all of the companies. you t...

Work on the Biden administration's controversial Disinformation Governance Board was paused about three weeks after it was announced ...

“It is clear the department needs express authority to protect its seal so it can pursue action against those who unlawfully misappropriate it,” said Re...

It is not the cops who arent. it is what they are allowed to do in the cities when the people were marching in 2020. hands back. remember customer they need room to riot. your thoughts on this? >> shannon: jen psaki, i would like to give you one of her quotes. so far, protests have been peaceful. "we certainly continue to encourage outside of judges homes in the presidents position." to encourage peaceful protests outside of the justices homes which is a crime. i never thought i would hear a cri...

MADISON (WKOW) — 2,760 new COVID-19 cases were reported Thursday in Wisconsin, according to the latest numbers from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.