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The New York Times sparked fireworks on Twitter Tuesday, and not in a good way.

The New York Times sparked fireworks on Twitter Tuesday, and not in a good way.

Fact check true. i was white house press secretary at the time, i shared the article, i was blocked from twitter and my account was put back up only after i deleted the tweet. i actually didnt delete it. i had my daughter delete it and i said one day mommy will tell you what freedom of speech is and why the first amendment matters. what a victory today for freedom of speech. >> steve: griff? >> well, and its good that youre teaching that to your daughter, kayleigh. yesterday i was working as jus...

The New York Times sparked fireworks on Twitter Tuesday, and not in a good way.

Conflicting narratives around the origins of COVID continue to abound while we wait for more conclusive evidence to emerge, reports Brendan Irwin.

A new Netflix series, “Catching Killers,” looks at murderers caught by law enforcement using police work, fingerprinting, and DNA testing. A program like this, of course, should also focus on the villains in the mass murder of more than one million Americans and nearly 7 million people worldwide who have died from COVID-19. It would be an easy case to solve, but bringing about real justice as a result is a more difficult proposition.

Back in 1998, iconic feminist Gloria Steinem wrote a now-infamous editorial defending then-President Bill Clinton, who multiple women had accused of sexual harassment, assault and even rape. Steinem argued that Clinton's conduct wasn't really sexual harassment, much less criminal conduct, and that in any case the accusations against Clinton were in a different category than…

Journalist Jimmy Tobias joins Ryan Grim to discuss the ongoing battle to expose the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic.

UFO whistleblowing appears every day in news broadcasts. It is increasing attendance at the 2023 Roswell UFO Festival. Will we finally learn the truth from the US government regarding crashed spaceships and alien intelligence? No. Because deep down we really do not want to know what the Pentagon knows. If the total truth gets disclosed, we might lose our tacit belief in the omnipotence of the military gained by reverse engineering extraterrestrial technology. The tug of war between secrecy and d...