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Brian Stelter defends PBS and NPR against claims of bias, asserting they merely report the news. As tensions rise over potential funding cuts, the debate over media integrity intensifies.
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio has dismantled a controversial government office accused of stifling American free speech. This pivotal move raises critical questions about the balance between combating disinformation and protecting civil liberties.
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A recent report reveals a striking financial disparity in Los Angeles, where spending on homelessness surpasses that for firefighters, while the homeless are implicated in a significant portion of fire incidents.
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As the government intensifies efforts to conceal the truth about January 6, Ryan Zink's fight for transparency raises critical questions about justice and accountability. Uncover the implications of this ongoing battle.
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In a powerful address, Karoline Leavitt confronts the troubling background of Abrego Garcia, highlighting issues of domestic abuse and gang affiliation, and asserting the implications for Maryland's community and families.
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Senator Chris Van Hollen's fervent efforts to repatriate an alleged MS-13 member raise troubling questions about prioritization in the immigration debate. Why the urgency for one, yet silence for the victims?
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A Louisiana grand jury has indicted Thomas Steven Sanders, a convicted child murderer whose death sentence was commuted by President Biden, for the first-degree murder of a 12-year-old girl, reigniting a contentious debate on criminal justice.
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As former Arkansas Senator Jon Woods battles for his life following a severe surgical complication, his family urgently appeals to President Trump for a pardon, highlighting the political injustices surrounding his imprisonment.
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In a fiery exchange, Patty Morin and Karoline Leavitt confront Chris Van Hollen and Democratic leaders over their controversial defense of a notorious figure, highlighting urgent political tensions.
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The Trump administration is turning up the heat on Harvard University over their refusal to comply with federal edicts.
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