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Fox’s hosts spent the hours after a potentially damning revelation by the January 6 committee seemingly asking their viewers not to believe the evidence of their own eyes.

Couric recounts the sexist culture of network TV, but she also confronts her own role in allowing alleged abusers to thrive.

As a lawsuit wends its way through the courts, the former president is still fighting tooth and nail to keep his financial documents hidden.

Like many a conservative, the celebrity doctor and P.A. Senate candidate appears to have no idea what it means to actually be canceled.

Even though police haven’t ascribed a motive to the suspected arsonist, hosts and guests framed the incident as a “hate crime,” part of a “war on religion,” and emblematic of out-of-control crime. “No city is safe,” said Brian Kilmeade.

The administration is trying to keep the focus on several positive economic indicators amid rising inflation, with the president urging Congress to pass his Build Back Better plan.

A London court opened the door for the WikiLeaks founder to be sent to the United States to face charges for publishing government secrets, alarming First Amendment advocates. “This indictment criminalizes investigative journalism,” said one.

Marc Short talking to Congress is “a significant development that will give investigators insight from one of the highest-ranking Trump officials.”

Just under a week after it locked Rahul Gandhi's account on August 8, Twitter restored the Congress leader's handle. Let's first understand the chronology of events and then dive into the nuances.

By Festus Ahon, ASABA FORMER Delta State Governorship aspirant, Chief Sunny Onuesoke, Thursday, described the Federal Government’s ban of Twitter as a show of shame, saying the All Progressives Congress, APC has lost focus and trying hard to gag the social media to cover up its failure. Onuesoke who stated this while speaking to newsmen at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, said; “it is the height of insensitivity, an afront against the fundamental human rights of Nigerians...