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Calls from the Cuyahoga County Jail cost 16 cents per minute, which is eight times as much as calls from an Ohio state prison.

It was with mixed feelings that Nigerians first received the news in October last year that the federal government was redesigning certain denominations of the nation’s currency. From December 15, 2022, the new notes would be in circulation, the CBN governor Godwin Emefiele promised. It was also announced that by January 31, 2023, the current […]

FCC nominee Gigi Sohn will likely face intense scrutiny over her seemingly endless controversial statements.

Another day, another addition to the devolder files. among the many questions surrounding informants near congressman george santos, or anthony devolder, or whatever hes calling himself these days, most mysterious involve his campaign finances. since we last updated to on the talented mr. santos, the federal election commission asked for answers about who his campaign treasury is. since the person listed never actually took the job. and according to the washington post, the justice department is...

Coke and Pepsi are under investigation, but why?

The infrastructure bill that President Joe Biden signed in November 2021 included a provision requiring the Federal Communications Commission to prevent discrimination in access to broadband internet based on race, ethnicity, color, religion, or national origin.

Joe Biden's far-left nominee for the FCC sits on the board of a nonprofit that defends online "sex work" and gave an award to a dominatrix who boasts about urinating on people's faces.

Joe Biden's far-left nominee for the FCC sits on the board of a nonprofit that defends online "sex work" and gave an award to a dominatrix who boasts about urinating on people's faces.

Joe Biden's far-left nominee for the FCC sits on the board of a nonprofit that defends online "sex work" and gave an award to a dominatrix who boasts about urinating on people's faces.

His company. and that actually does raise questions. about whether the money was his. was it from the corporation? was a corporate money? depending on how that corporation is taxed as an llc. that might be in impermissible corporate contribution. there are questions. experts have raised about. that also about well, what if the money was given to him by other donors. to sort of sidestep the limits on how much he can give to a candidate. we really do not know the answers to those questions. but no...