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A new class action lawsuit is accusing Chinese electronics manufacturer Hisense of secretly harvesting viewing data and personal information from millions of American households through its smart televisions. The lawsuit, filed May 12 in federal court in San Francisco, alleges that Hisense embedded surveillance-style tracking technology into its smart TVs that allowed the company to monitor …

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Vendor urges voters to destroy erroneously received ballot, but conservatives question election integrity A Maryland primary ballot mix-up has renewed Republican calls for a federal review of the state’s voter rolls after some of the 400,000 primary voters requesting a mall-in ballot received the ballot of the wrong party this weekend. “This kind of election mismanagement is …

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On His Way to China The US seeks cooperation with China, Rubio told the reporter on the plane. We are not trying to hold them back, but when it interferes with U.S. interests, it must be managed. China has a plan. They believe they will surpass the United States and become the world’s most powerful …

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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed a deregulatory action to delay compliance deadlines for Biden-era emission standards, in a bid to make vehicles more affordable for Americans while ensuring greater consumer choice, the agency said in a May 14 statement. Ford Motor Company’s electric F-150 Lightning on the production line at their Rouge Electric Vehicle …

EPA Unwinds Massive Biden-Era Auto Emissions Regulations That Had 2027 Deadline Read More »

Americans may be paying a hidden “lawsuit tax” through higher insurance premiums and higher prices for everyday goods, as trucking companies face rising litigation costs from staged crashes, massive settlements and “nuclear verdicts.” Industry groups and lawsuit abuse critics told the Daily Caller News Foundation that costs from frivolous lawsuits and rising settlements are being …

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It’s great that the FBI is probing former CIA Director John Brennan’s role in the Russiagate conspiracy, but the country needs a lot more than criminal investigations and prosecutions to fully air the truth about the 2016 plot to smear Donald Trump as a pawn of Vladimir Putin. The probe turns on Brennan’s apparent perjury in …

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DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin has confirmed that illegal aliens are responsible for approximately 50% of all murders in the affluent, and deep blue, Northern Virginia suburb of Fairfax County, just outside Washington, D.C. Mullin made the revelation during a Thursday Fox News interview while on the ground with ICE agents in Virginia. The DHS Secretary …

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The National Institutes of Health operates under a peculiar immunity from public scrutiny. Its facilities handle some of the world’s deadliest pathogens while operating behind walls of bureaucratic silence, and when things go catastrophically wrong, the default response is not disclosure but damage control. The latest revelations about Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Hamilton, Montana, prove …

When Government Labs Conceal Catastrophe, We All Pay the Price Read More »

The Environmental Protection Agency is pushing back after former officials claimed that retiring a controversial risk analysis program will put Americans at risk for toxic exposure. The Integrated Risk Information System, which the EPA created without a mandate from Congress in 1985, has reportedly exaggerated the risk of certain chemicals, leading to negative real-world consequences. Under Administrator Lee Zeldin, …

‘FAKE NEWS’: EPA Sets the Record Straight as Former Staff Say Changes Put ‘People at Risk’ Read More »

The swift deportation of Alex Saab from Venezuela to the United States lays bare the folly of trading principle for expediency. Less than three years after the Biden administration pardoned and freed Nicolás Maduro’s alleged chief money launderer in a controversial prisoner swap, the Colombian-born businessman finds himself back in American custody—courtesy of a new …

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