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Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., said on Monday that President Joe Biden lied to the American people during the 2020 campaign and asserted that the president believes in open borders. JOHN KENNEDY: Let’s be honest, President Biden didn’t tell the American people the truth when he was running. He believes in open borders. He believes the border’s a nuisance, he believes …

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Sen. Ron Johnson and several of his GOP colleagues are demanding answers from President Joe Biden regarding the White House’s admission that the administration is collaborating with social media companies to “flag” Americans’ posts for disinformation. “Big Tech has now become Big Brother,” Johnson, R-Wis., told FOX Business exclusively. “It’s the Big Brother arm of big government and it should …

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Shortly after midnight on Saturday, a Yuma Sector Border Patrol Agent encountered an individual who unlawfully crossed the international border. Records checks showed that the individual had a significant criminal history in the U.S., including conviction for negligent vehicular homicide in the state of California in 2004, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). The Mexican …

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is expected to extend proxy voting through the fall — and potentially until the end of the year — Democratic lawmakers and aides tell Axios. The spread of the Delta variant has alarmed both members and staffers anxious about interacting with the unvaccinated. Pelosi’s anticipated move — continuing an emergency …

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Crime-tracking app Citizen is offering up to $25 an hour for people to livestream crime scenes in New York City and Los Angeles, according to a report by The New York Post. The app, which describes itself as a “personal safety network,” sends real-time safety alerts to users, letting them know about crimes, accidents, and emergencies. Users can view reports …

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Sales of newly built homes dropped in June to the lowest level since the early days of the coronavirus pandemic in April 2020, according to data released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Monday. Sales of new single family homes fell to an annualized rate of 676,000, 6.6% below May’s rate of 724,000 and 19.4% below the …

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On Thursday, 189 members of Congress, led by Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA), penned a letter to President Biden urging his administration to cease pressuring private social media companies to censor Democrat-deemed “disinformation” on their platforms. The letter, which was posted to the House Energy and Commerce Committee’s official Twitter account, addressed President Biden and …

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The rise in Covid-19 cases driven by the Delta variant is prompting school districts across the country to consider changing their face-mask requirements, in an effort to stick to their plans to bring back students for in-person learning this fall. With just weeks until the first day of school, debates are raging over a matter that …

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Vice Admiral Dr. Jerome Adams, the former surgeon general of the United States, said Sunday that the coronavirus pandemic is “spiraling out of control” again because too few people are vaccinated. In an interview with CBS News’ “Face the Nation,” Adams urged those who have yet to receive their coronavirus vaccines to do so, as the highly …

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A Minnesota fourth grade student and her mother expressed concern to their local school board after her class was given an “equity survey” and students were told not to tell her parents about the activity. Sitting alongside her mother Kelsey, fourth grader Hayley Yasgar told “Fox & Friends” on Monday that the questions were confusing and it made her “very …

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