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We already had extremist groups, we had paramilitary organizations, we had conspiracy theorists. and then thatjust accelerated in 2020 between the pandemic and the opposition to government shutdown orders and masking orders and vaccine orders, which led to actually armed assaults on state houses. kind of like a mini version of what we saw on january 6th, but much smaller. but we saw that in lansing, michigan. we saw it in boise, idaho. we saw it in a number of different state capitals. in the sp...

The man falsely claimed it was his supervisor who was drunk and had assaulted him.

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Another alleged audio clip purportedly featuring Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan and party leader Musarrat Jamshed Cheema emerged on Thursday, wherein both apparently discussed his Tuesdays arrest and related case hearing at the Islamabad High Court (IHC), reported Dawn.

The disconnect between agriculture and lawmakers continues to grow, according to the Washington Policy Centers Pam Lewison who says far too much advice was coming from urban legislators.

He hopes to raise $100,000 to pay for a "miracle" drug he believes can extend his life

Jodie Nicoll has had automatic name suppression lifted so she can tell her story.

Feds says it wants the Government to stop weighing farmers down with regulations.

The disconnect between agriculture and lawmakers continues to grow, according to the Washington Policy Centers Pam Lewison who says far too much advice was coming from urban legislators.