DAILYCALLER (Ireland Owens) - Trump Reveals His Pick For Next CDC Director
'will do a TREMENDOUS job leading the CDC'
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The “two-tiered system of justice and of bar discipline” has struck again, as former Trump official Jeffrey Clark put it, with the corrupt courts in California disbarring constitutional lawyer John Eastman for representing his client. Clark himself has been the target of that same system in Washington, D.C., where the “two-tiered” nature may be the […]
Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard has issued criminal referrals to the Department of Justice (DOJ) for two people involved in the impeachment inquiry into President Donald J. Trump in 2019. The post DNI Gabbard Issues Criminal Referrals for Inspector General and ‘Whistleblower’ Involved in Trump Impeachment. appeared first on The National Pulse .
Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard has issued criminal referrals against key figures in President Trump’s first impeachment , reigniting scrutiny of the events surrounding the 2019 inquiry. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard has issued criminal referrals to the Department of Justice (DOJ ) for two people involved in the impeachment inquiry into President Donald J. Trump in 2019. These referrals target a so-called whistleblower and former Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson, although their specific alleged crimes remain undisclosed so far. DETAIL: The Justice Department will ultimately decide whether to open a criminal investigation, as referrals…Open
The warning marked a rare public appearance for the Supreme Court's longest-serving justice, who was speaking at an event honoring the nation's 250th birthday. Supreme Court justices typically refrain from commenting publicly on politics.
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A number of scientists with connections to government research have disappeared, raising questions about links in the cases.
'I watched a guy get shot and killed across the street'
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The White House announced the construction of a 250-ft "United States Triumphal Arch" in honor of the nation's 250th anniversary, which sounds good until you realize just how racist it is.
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There are moments in the life of a republic when the citizen is asked to accept something that defies instinct, experience, and common sense. Our present moment is one of them. The American voter is told, with an air of finality and condescension, that the machinery of our elections is beyond question. That the systems […] The post Trust the Machine or Trust Your Eyes? appeared first on StoneZone .
There are moments in the life of a republic when the citizen is asked to accept something that defies instinct, experience, and common sense. Our present moment is one of them. The American voter is told, with an air of finality and condescension, that the machinery of our elections is beyond question. That the systems are secure. That the results are unimpeachable. That any doubt is not merely misguided but dangerous. But when did skepticism become subversion? When did asking questions become an act of heresy? The issue of election integrity has not faded into the past. It has not been resolved. It has not been settled. It lingers like an unanswered riddle at the heart of American democracy. As the 2026 election cycle accelerates, the…Open
In an opinion article published this month in the San Bernardino Sun, California Policy Center CEO Will Swaim argues that the court’s ruling not only makes Bonta vulnerable to a defamation verdict but offers a finding that puts the attorney general in the crosshairs of California’s anti-corruption laws.
San Francisco Judge Ethan Schulman Tuesday issued a stay of the litigation, finding it would “be in the interests of justice” to do so while the Supreme Court makes its decision in Boulder’s lawsuit against Suncor.