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You are referring to the now gone Alexander Cockburn who advised young colleagues to “keep your hatred pure.” Of course he said that back in an era of Panglossian High Broderism when many leading pundits saw bipartisanship as the essence of politics and a way to keep the country humming. Now MSM journalism is nothing but hatred be it of Putin or the deplorables. The real left–the people he was talking to–seem to be out of the picture. All of which is a way of saying that herd mentality...

by SOFREP 9 hours ago Share This: Associated Press The former governor of Missouri Eric Greitens is running for the U.S. Senate. Perhaps most importantly for SOFREP readers, Greitens was also a Navy SEAL officer. For those who may be unfamiliar with his background, here is a brief primer. He was born in St. Louis, MO in 1974 and attended Duke University with a scholarship. While there he was selected as a Rhodes Scholar and a Truman Scholar. He received his Ph.D. from Oxford University where h...

Wegmann: And then, you know, the President had voiced his support for MLB making a decision about the All-Star Game in Georgia.  I’m wondering, when can we expect a final determination from the President about the United States participating in the Beijing Olympics, given that he said the Chinese President doesn’t have a democratic bone in his body?  Psaki: Well, I think the U.S. Olympic Committee would play a big role in —  Wegmann: But he’s weighed in on Major League Baseball here...

The conversation began last month when Compass Pathways (NASDAQ:CMPS) introduced a series of patent applications for elements of psilocybin-assisted therapy as basic as using soft furniture, playing music and holding the hand of a patient, as patent lawyer Graham Pechenik noted on Twitter. What seemed like a conversation about securing method patents grew into a larger — and very necessary — debate on whether or not it’s morally acceptable for companies to claim rights on broader aspec...

Late in the Trump administration, the US Department of State produced a roadmap for a long-term comprehensive struggle against China that included a “containment”...

Rob: massive manhunt for second police. jillian: one started smoking and then exploded while an officer was wearing it. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: good morning, look at new york city. youre watching "fox & friends first". im jillian mele. rob: shes back, she finally took a vacation. jillian: a week felt like a month. rob: right to fox news alert.

To make a difference. but the fact is, thats not happening right now. >> the graphic up right now were having this conversation detailing the three states that have been hit hardest so far by the presidents tariffs so far. south carolina number three on that list. mr. smith, thank you, sir. appreciate you. come on. >> good to be with you, craig, thank you. appreciate it. this weekend marks the anniversary of the deadly protests of the white supremacist rally in charlottesville, virginia. radio...

We dont have that. >> we dont have evidence that they interfered and messed with the election. and thats what rod rosenstein said yesterday, theres no evidence that this affected the outcome of the election. we do know 12 people hacked the dnc and other russian agents tried to hack other things and spread misinformation. things weve known all along. the fact that he reaffirmed that this didnt affect the integrity of the election i think says a lot. leland: well see if its enough for the voters. ...

These steps to take the lie detector test. the defamation is all about trumps tweet his tweeting, look, that is de familiar tory, calling it a con job is also trying to say that she somehow committed a crime. hes filed this in new york this is the second lawsuit michael has filed against donald trump. >> sarah? thank you let me bring in dana bash our cnn chief political corresponde correspondent. ladies, shes back, did she ever go away? this would be an example i guess according to michael avon ...

Brother. and thank you very much. >> all right, so you see there, very brief remarks, but a very powerful image there, tony, to continue our conversation. the president saying hes very happy to have aya hijazi back home. continue. >> good. this is a good thing. its great that shes back, and again, i want to emphasize, its good that the administration stuck with this, but i think there was a price paid, and the price was the presidents unconditional support for al sisi. and im afraid that that re...