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CCP Deploys Cover-Up for Mysterious Pneumonia Outbreak in Children
'I don't trust anything the Chinese say—not a word,' says a US lawmaker as agencies struggle to get clear data from the Chinese regime.
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CCP Deploys Cover-Up for Mysterious Pneumonia Outbreak in Children
'I don't trust anything the Chinese say—not a word,' says a US lawmaker as agencies struggle to get clear data from the Chinese regime.
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Maine's secretary of state has revealed the list of candidates on the primary ballot, and GOP presidential candidate Chris Christie is notably absent.
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The former police officer was stabbed 22 times, according to court documents.
Inmate Who Stabbed Derek Chauvin Identified as Former FBI Informant
Inmate accused of stabbing Mr. Chauvin 22 times.
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The fight over Rio Grande buoy barriers may go to the high court, the Texas governor said.
Texas AG Ken Paxton Appeals Judge's Ruling to Allow Feds to Continue Cutting Razor Wire at Southern Border
Despite her decision, Judge Alia Moses was critical of the federal government’s immigration policy allowing agents to cut the razor wire placed by the state.
US Intelligence Community Wasn't Aware of Oct. 7 Hamas Attack Plans: White House
A senior White House official has stressed that the United States intelligence community did not know anything about Hamas's plans to target Israel.
Israel Expands Ground Offensive Across Gaza
Heavy bombardment was reported overnight into Sunday around Khan Younis and the southern city of Rafah.
All-Women's Catholic School to Admit Men Who Identify as Women
St. Mary's College, an all-girls Catholic school, said it is accepting trans women as part of its commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Alberta Catholic School Trustee Loses Position Over LGBT-Related Social Media Post
Monique LaGrange had posted photos on social media comparing school children waving Nazi flags to their counterparts waving LGBT flags in a classroom.
US Joins New Climate Pact to Shut Down All Coal Plants
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China's Pneumonia Spike Sparks Concerns in Japan
A professor at Tokyo Medical University said Mycoplasma pneumonia is a rare cause of severe illness in contrast to the current infection in China.
Pediatric Pneumonia Cases Surge in US State Amid China Outbreak
Authorities in Ohio said that there has been an increase in cases over the past several weeks.
History’s Most Interesting Coat
Polish nobleman Thaddeus Kosciuszko contributed to the American Revolution in many ways. He also contributed Catherine the Great's coat to Thomas Jefferson.
History’s Most Interesting Coat
Polish nobleman Thaddeus Kosciuszko contributed to the American Revolution in many ways. He also contributed Catherine the Great's coat to Thomas Jefferson.
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Hackers have exploited vulnerabilities in Apple's Safari web browser and the iPhone, iPad, and Mac operating systems, prompting Apple to issue security updates.
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These books deal with events that transpired after the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
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A gripping film about American resolve during World War II.
‘Jingle Smells’: A Positive Message for the Holidays
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Giotto's Paintings of the 7 Virtues and 7 Vices
See how Padua's remarkable Scrovegni Chapel can aid our spiritual growth.
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'The End of Liberalism'
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Thomas Nelson Jr., one of Virginia’s richest men before the Revolutionary War, chose freedom over his business.
WWII Pacific Theater Books for the Next Generation
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More Details Revealed About Venice’s Day-Tripper Fee for Tourists
This new fee is meant to make life a little easier for residents of Venice.
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More Details Revealed About Venice’s Day-Tripper Fee for Tourists
This new fee is meant to make life a little easier for residents of Venice.
