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we will explain it all in this special edition of "the ingraham angle," the twitter files. a few years back, conservative started noticing that their tweets weren't getting the traction they once did. now the common parlance became known as shadow banding. the amplify the reach of certain voices. this was so concerning that former ceo jack dorsey was brought before congress to ask questions about it. >> are you censoring people? people? >> no. >> twitter shadow banding prominent republicans. is that true? >> no. >> he was doing in a minute fasting. jack dorsey better be lawyering up....

[cheers and applause] thank you, thank you for receiving us with open arms. even if they are covered with black sabbath tattoos and number 77 sunscreen. let's cover some news before we go to the monologue. an american who was trapped in ukraine for eight months says he evaded russian troops by prevpretending to be irish. in other words, he was drunk. comedian gallagher sadly has passed away at age 76. his family scheduled a private ceremony. followed by smashing him with a giant hammer. >> [laughs] >> laura: we had to show the picture of the watermelon. amazon's jeff bezos and ncb gi...

ROCKPORT — From June 1 through 27, Rockport Public Library, 1 Limerock St., hosts a show of photography by local photographer Jim Dugan entitled "Rowing in Eden." The exhibit features

Choreographer Edwaard Liang, who became the Washington Ballet’s fourth artistic director last fall, will be the featured speaker at The Georgetowner’s May 16