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BITCHUTE - Episode 5562: Locking Up Fauci; AI Goes Rogue

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JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - CENTCOM officer asks military analysts to send ideas on ways to 'pressure and punish Iran': report

Capt. Timothy Hawkins, a spokesperson for CENTCOM, said in a statement that the agency "has a long history of thinking and working in innovative ways. "

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Medicare is confusing, but here's how new technology could help | The Future is Now

Medicare often means red tape, paperwork, and a lot of forms. Chris Cuomo and Dr. Daniel Kraft explain how new technology is helping people cut through the confusion and make more informed healthcare decisions. SPONSORED: Presented by Chapter. Get free, personalized Medicare guidance from a licensed advisor. Call 903-273-6149 or visit askchapter.org/newsnation.

AXIOS (Kate Santaliz) - Ethics panel urges censure of Rep. Chuck Edwards over sexual harassment violation

The House Ethics Committee found Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) violated House Rules by "failing to adhere to the spirit of rules prohibiting sexual harassment of and unwanted advances to House staffers," according to a 25-page report released Monday. Why it matters: The bipartisan committee recommended that Edwards be censured after concluding he "violated the Code of Official Conduct by failing to act in a manner that reflects creditably upon the House." - The panel said it "intends to bring a privileged resolution for consideration and vote by the full House." - The findings follow Axios' reporting that Edwards singled out two young female staffers in their 20s for special attention that multiple sources described as inappropriate.…

JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - FAA certifies smallest Boeing 737 Max to fly, may be months before airlines schedule flights

Southwest and other airlines had wanted to begin offering service with the aircraft prior to the pandemic, but the certification faced years of delays resulting from fatal crashes of the Max 8 model, a redesign of the engine anti-icing system and other safety and manufacturing problems.