CNN Launching Paywall, Expecting Consumers to Pay for Content That No One Watches for Free
Ratings challenged CNN is preparing to launch a paywall for their content. What could possibly go ...
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The Federal Government Owns Half of the West
(Independent Sentinel)—The federal government owns and manages approximately 650 million acres of land in the United ...
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The Biggest Drug Fraud in History
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUH4Co2wE-I Ozempic, a diabetes drug now used for weight loss, is part of a massive fraud ...
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Former Big Food/Big Pharma Consultant Urges Senate to Rethink Nutritional Guidance and Distrust EVERY Institution
(Natural News)—In a powerful roundtable discussion hosted by Senator Ron Johnson, health experts issued stark warnings about ...
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Former Chief CBS Correspondent Can’t Believe How Far Network Has Fallen After Debate Fact-Checking Debacle
Former CBS News chief foreign affairs correspondent Lara Logan could not believe how far the network ...
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Matthew Perry’s ‘Ketamine Doctor’ Pleads Guilty for His Role in Actor’s Overdose Death
The investigation on the fatal overdose of ‘Friends’ star Matthew Perry is yielding its first results, ...
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Former Trump Labor Secretary Says Port Strike Could Cause “Extraordinary Consequences” for Economy — Court Action May Come
(DCNF)—Former U.S. secretary of labor in the Trump administration, Eugene Scalia, warned on Fox News Wednesday ...
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ICYMI: Doug Emhoff, King of Reshaped ‘Masculinity,’ Viciously Slapped Girlfriend at Soirée
Well… Well… Vice President Kamala Harris’s husband, Doug Emhoff, has turned out not to be the ...
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‘Too Far Down the Line’: Trump Again Rebuffs Kamala’s Push for Another Debate
Late on Tuesday, former President Donald Trump once again shot down a second debate against Vice ...
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Thomas Massie Calls for Release of J6 Inspector General Report BEFORE Election, Warns Merrick Garland Not to Interfere
Attorney General Merrick Garland is on the hot seat, and rightly so, if the Department of ...
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