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The RealPage settlement ends the DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit without fines or admissions of guilt.
Renters saw slight relief when the case was active, but now face renewed risks.
Nine states refuse to accept the RealPage settlement and keep fighting.
Experts call the...
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Trump supporters in Clare County face rising food and energy costs.
Local families now rely on food pantries more than ever.
Many voters plan to rethink their choice for the 2028...
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• Susie Wiles labels Trump’s claims about Epstein files a lie.
• Journalist Chris Whipple shared details on a podcast.
• Wiles said neither Trump nor Clinton face incriminating evidence in the files.
• Whipple...
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Vice President JD Vance mocked Jasmine Crockett’s “street-girl persona” and fake nails at America Fest.
The audience of young conservatives cheered loudly after Vance’s remarks.
Jasmine Crockett has risen by confronting former President...
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• A video of President Trump slowly descending Air Force One stairs sparked online debate.
• Critics questioned his health after he repeatedly patted his right leg.
• Supporters defended his careful steps as...
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• Jess Michaels, an Epstein survivor, was pressed on naming names after the DOJ released Epstein files.
• Critics say the Justice Department unlawfully redacted key documents.
• Survivors hint they may reveal missing...
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Far-right extremists first spread hate with printed newsletters and books.
Early computers and bulletin boards let them share ideas worldwide.
Websites like Stormfront expanded their reach in the 1990s.
Now they use AI to create deepfakes, chatbots, and targeted ads.
Fighting online hate needs global teamwork among governments and tech firms
Far-Right Extremism Goes Digital
Far-right extremists always looked for new ways to spread their message. In the past, they mailed newsletters, books, and leaflets. They reprinted hateful works like Mein Kampf and The Turner Diaries. Then they shipped them to supporters at home and abroad. However, sending print materials was slow and expensive. Packages could get lost or...
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• Marjorie Taylor Greene now calls President Trump a “lame duck” who’s losing power.
• Greene and Trump clashed over U.S.-Israel ties and Epstein...
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• Bernie Sanders warns that AI jobs could wipe out entry-level work.
• He urges a pause on building new data centers until rules protect workers.
• Sanders questions if tech billionaires care about...
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The RealPage settlement ends the DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit without fines or admissions of guilt.
Renters saw slight relief when the case was active, but now face renewed risks.
Nine states refuse...
Key Takeaways
The RealPage settlement ends the DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit without fines or admissions of guilt.
Renters saw slight relief when the case was...
Key Takeaways:
• Marjorie Taylor Greene now calls President Trump a “lame duck” who’s losing power.
• Greene and Trump clashed over U.S.-Israel ties and Epstein...
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Candace Owens met with Erika Kirk, wife of the slain Turning Point USA founder.
Owens plans to focus on FBI Director Kash Patel during her Wednesday show.
She claims to have never-before-seen photos of Charlie’s SUV after the attack.
Owens says the...
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Rep. Eric Swalwell says Donald Trump must explain one key document in the Epstein files.
A memo names an anonymous caller who offered a female to Jeffrey Epstein.
The caller’s name...
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• Legal analyst Kristy Greenberg urges viewers to search Epstein files for FBI 302 reports.
• An FBI 302 is a summary an agent writes after interviewing witnesses or victims.
• These reports add...
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• Marjorie Taylor Greene now calls President Trump a “lame duck” who’s losing power.
• Greene and Trump clashed over U.S.-Israel ties and Epstein file transparency.
• Trump withdrew his endorsement, and Greene announced she will...
