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Past comments include denying AIDS and calling vaccinated children "damaged"

U.S. Rep. Michael Rulli hires operative who the AG accused of running a "scam" charity.

France's Charlie Hebdo magazine on Monday revealed a special edition to mark 10 years since the shooting that killed 12 of its staff. In January 2015, two French-born brothers of Algerian descent atta...

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welcome to a perfectly normal weekend in the good old US of A

“Eureka Day” begins as a stock satire of the painstakingly earnest progressives at a small private elementary school in Berkeley, California, leading to one of the most hilarious scenes of the year, before it settles into a serious, thought-provoking exploration of an alarmingly relevant issue: vaccines. Indeed, despite the stellar cast and director Anne D. Shapiro’s solid direction, the issue has become so newsworthy that Jonathan Spector’s play lands differently now – less comfortably - than when it was first produced in Berkeley in 2018 (the time and place where the play is still set.) What then might have seemed admirably balanced now seems dangerously so.

Such an important warning for us all.

The president-elect made inaccurate claims about a small-business survey, the federal budget, autism rates and pesticide use, among other claims.

It's called the "Freedom to Read Act."