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‘Best Friends with Woke Media,’ Trump Agrees to CNN Interview

(By Philip Wegmann, RealClear Wire) He calls them “the enemy of the people,” and often delights when supporters chant “CNN sucks” at his rallies, but Donald Trump won’t let animosity get in the way of good television. The former president will sit down for a town hall hosted by...

‘Godfather of AI’ Leaves Google, Warns of Tech’s Dangers

(Headline USA) Sounding alarms about artificial intelligence has become a popular pastime in the ChatGPT era, taken up by high-profile figures as varied as industrialist Elon Musk, leftist intellectual Noam Chomsky and the 99-year-old retired statesman Henry Kissinger. But it’s the concerns of insiders in the AI research community that...

American, Southwest Pilots’ Unions Threaten to Strike

(Cole Lauterbach, The Center Square) Pilots for two major airlines are threatening to walk off the job just as the summer travel season approaches, though an actual stoppage would have to occur with President Joe Biden and Congress opting to stay on the sidelines. The Allied Pilots Association, a union...

21 AGs Urge Colo. Supreme Court to Hear Masterpiece Cakeshop Case

(By Joe Mueller, The Center Square) Missouri Andrew Bailey joined 21 other Republican attorneys general in filing a legal brief urging the Colorado Supreme Court to hear an appeal by a Christian cake artist who lost a First Amendment case in a lower court. Last month, Masterpiece Cakeshop owner Jack...

‘Shawshank Redemption’ Star Unloads on Media for Hiding Government Censorship

(By Jon Miltimore, FEE) Tim Robbins won an Academy Award in 2004 for portraying a victim of two terrible crimes in the neo-noir crime drama Mystic River. On Monday, Robbins made it clear he’s not content to be a silent victim. In a tweet that reached nearly three million people...

China to Release Journalist Who Reported on COVID After 3-Years

(Headline USA) Chinese authorities were preparing Sunday to release a man who disappeared three years ago after publicizing videos of overcrowded hospitals and bodies during the COVID-19 outbreak, a relative and another person familiar with his case said. Fang Bin and other members of the public who were dubbed citizen journalists...

Mass Shooting Suspect Unaccounted For

(Headline USA) The search for a Texas man who allegedly shot his neighbors after they asked him to stop firing off rounds in his yard stretched into a second day Sunday, with authorities saying the man could be anywhere by now. Francisco Oropeza, 38, fled after the shooting Friday night...

Tribe to Determine if School May Keep ‘Warrior’ Mascot

(Headline USA) The profile of a Native American man, a braid trailing down and feather jutting up, is tiled into a high school hallway, dyed into the weight room carpet and laid into the turf of the football field at Salamanca city schools. School leaders say the logo and “Warrior”...

Trump and DeSantis to Hold Competing Events in Iowa

(Headline USA) The competition between Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis is intensifying as the former president is scheduling a return trip to Iowa on the same day that the Florida governor was already going to be in the state that will kick off the Republican contest for the White...

Biden’s Homophobic Attack on DeSantis Elicits Media Chuckles at WHCA Dinner

(Headline USA) President Joe Biden, appearing to be juiced up on Ritalin, delivered a semi-lucid but largely incoherent speech at the White House Correspondent's Association Dinner that included a homophobic attack on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.  “After his reelection as governor he was asked if he had a mandate. He...

Biden Kicks Off 2024 Bid with Scathing Low Polls

(The Center Square) – President Joe Biden announced earlier this week that he is running for president, but the latest polling data shows he is much less popular than when he first took over the White House. Gallup released the survey data, which put Biden's approval rating at 37%, the...

New Mexico Catholics Struggle to Maintain Historic Churches

(Headline USA) Ever since Catholic missionaries started building churches out of mud 400 years ago, tiny mountain communities like Cordova relied on their own resources to keep the faith going. Thousands of miles from religious and lay seats of power, everything from priests to sculptors to paint pigments was hard...
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