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The Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) is developing networks across North Africa that seek to attack the continent, Europe, and the United States while it loses control of its so-called caliphate in Iraq and Syria, a top U.S. State Department counterterrorism official warned lawmakers.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that the Trump administration is willing to talk with North Korea but is waiting for Kim Jong-un to make the first move.
Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill has launched an investigation into voter fraud accusations from last week’s Senate special election, in which Democrat Doug Jones was declared the winner over his Republican opponent, embattled Judge Roy Moore. Moore has yet to officially concede.
“All I knew was that Jesus was the false God of the gentiles because that’s kind of what was beaten into our heads since we were very young,” Merritt told CBN News. “I thought actually that he was Catholic or Italian because of everything I’d been told and seen on T.V.”
Greenpeace’s seemingly enthusiastic backing of bitcoin — its website lists the currency as a way to give money alongside traditional forms such as dollars and euros — may be even more surprising when viewed alongside data showing that it burns up more energy than most countries.
The deep state has deep roots. Prior to Election Day in 2016, media reports were already pondering the existence of a secretive foe. Even before Mr. Trump took the presidential oath on Jan. 20, political commentator Bill Moyers suggested that Hillary Clinton stage her own inaugural address — advising Democrats to “prepare by joining together as a movement and creating the constituency of what will be, in effect, a shadow government — one that will serve to track and respond to every single bad action undertaken by the Trump administration and its monolithic Congress.”
Lawmakers are launching an investigation into Obama-era efforts to thwart a longstanding U.S. investigation into the Iranian-backed terror group Hezbollah, according to multiple congressional officials and insiders who spoke to the Washington Free Beacon.
With the backing of Congress and top national security officials, the Trump administration has authorized the U.S. commercial sale of lethal defensive weapons to Ukraine for the first time, according to a report Wednesday.
Google’s search engine, used in more than 90 percent of American online searches, also shows political bias. According to a 2016 experiment during the presidential campaign by Robert Epstein of the American Institute for Behavioral Research and Technology and Robert Robertson of Northeastern University, Google returned twice as many pro-Hillary Clinton articles as did Yahoo, suggesting Google’s algorithms have a built in bias.
Left-wing billionaire donor George Soros is illegally bankrolling a campaign to repeal the Eight Amendment of Ireland’s constitution, which protects “the right to life of the unborn,” according to an independent government watchdog.
Comcast on Wednesday announced that it will give $1,000 to over 100,000 of its employees as a result of the passage of tax-cut legislation in Congress, as well as the FCC’s repeal of net neutrality.
The House is poised to reauthorize a controversial warrantless surveillance program allowing government collection of foreign emails on U.S. soil.
The Boeing Company, America’s largest aerospace firm, tweeted Wednesday that the just passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will allow them to spend $300 million on “employee-related and charitable investment.”
Students at the University of California San Diego filed a complaint and triggered an administrative probe after pictures of Kate Steinle were hung on campus.
A new Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) office on the front lines of the opioid crisis will aim to tackle exploding drug overdose death rates and Mexican drug trafficking, according to its chief-in-waiting, DEA agent D. Christopher Evans.
Records created while in government are subject to Freedom Of Information Act requests unless there is a valid exemption. Or, apparently, your name is Hillary Clinton. Recently released documents reveal that the former Secretary of State struck a deal with the State Department to withhold certain records from public inspection. Some don’t appear to have a valid exception from public records laws.
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