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After years of requests, feds still won't explain plunge in people taking COVID vax second dose
Administration has repeatedly irked presumed allies on COVID vaccine policy, from its silence on reported 32 million Americans skipping second mRNA dose to convincing Supreme Court to leave alone New York vaccine mandate with no religious exemption.
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DOJ and 17 state AGs sue food businesses for illegally manipulating egg prices
The complaint alleges that the defendants conspired to artificially inflate the daily price quotations of Urner Barry Publications, a market reporting company.
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NPR retracts erroneous report of Alito retirement
Rumors of a planned Alito retirement have circulated for years, though they have gained steam in recent months.
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Puerto Rican legislator and others indicted in public corruption case
The indictment charges the state legislator as well as her husband, her son, and her assistant.
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Get the real scoop on Russia, COVID and the Bidens from JTN Founder John Solomon
Join the Just the News VIP book club by buying an autographed copy of the new book "Fallout" and get to attend members-only webinars to talk about the news with John Solomon.
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Washington Post columnist questioned on conflict-of-interest after disclosing son works for Biden
The issue arose after the columnist wrote a praise-filled article about Biden's campaign manager, Jennifer O'Malley Dillon, in which, the writer disclosed that her son works on the former vice president's campaign
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Adam Schiff’s inaccurate Russia tweets raise Twitter double-standard question
While Twitter has flagged some of President Trump's tweets, they have not done the same with Schiff tweets that declassified memos show are misleading.
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In bringing first Russiagate charge, Durham hints at other crimes
Prosecutor unveils evidence FBI knew before first FISA warrant in 2016 that Carter Page worked with CIA, wasn't a Russia stooge, and didn't inform court.
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FEMA spent nearly $650 million on sub-standard lodging for disaster survivors, violated privacy
Federal watchdog report shows agency bungled the 'Transitional Sheltering Assistance' plan designed to helped displaced Americans during hurricanes, fires and other disasters.
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Shakeup at Bon Appétit continues as editor-at-large quits test kitchen
The editor cited alleged 'racist practices' at the cooking mag.
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Ex-FBI lawyer charged with felony, to plead guilty to altering evidence in Russia probe
Kevin Clinesmith will admit he altered a document involving Carter Page's ties to the CIA.
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Fact check: 3 whoppers pushed by media, Biden amid Kamala Harris announcement
Harris is a 'moderate,' Trump praised neo-Nazis, and other untruths.
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Stunning fraud: Feds say man collected Social Security in dead aunt’s name for four decades
More than $458,000 collected undetected since 1977 in one of worst cases in retirement program history.