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Only transparent, apolitical ratings for news publishers can be trusted

The following op-ed was submitted in response to the Washington Examiner's exclusive series on "Disinformation, Inc.," documenting an effort by global news rating companies and nonprofit groups to blacklist and defund conservative-leaning news websites.

Four states where Black Americans can escape the delta blues

In recent years, social policy researchers such as Brookings Institution have chronicled the trend of Black Americans’ migration from declining northern cities to the South. Less understood, however, is the political effect of movement between the southern states. This year, as voters in Louisiana and Mississippi gear up for elections, it may be appropriate to...

Schumer welcomes third grandchild

Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer is getting to be a grandfathering pro — the New York Democrat just welcomed his third grandchild. The senator announced the birth of his newest grandson, Henry, on Monday. The littlest member of the Schumer brood is the son of the lawmaker’s daughter, Alison, and Elizabeth Weiland. Alison Schumer and...

Air Force observed Chinese balloon last year over Middle East 

A Chinese balloon was observed by the U.S. Air Force Central Command in the Fall of 2022 but was not closely inspected because it did not appear to pose a threat, according to the top general for the region that includes the Middle East and Afghanistan. Lt. Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, Commander of U.S. Air Forces...

ADL documents dozens of antisemitic incidents referencing Ye in past few months

There have been at least 30 antisemitic incidents that include direct references to Ye, the best-selling rap artist formerly known as Kanye West, since his media appearances late last year in which he trafficked in antisemitic conspiracy theories, according to the Anti-Defamation League (ADL). That includes at least 14 cases of vandalism that included references...

What we know and don’t know about the latest objects shot down by the US

Three more objects were shot down by the U.S. military over the weekend after officials said they posed a threat to civilian airspace. The remarkable development came roughly one week after the U.S. shot down a Chinese surveillance balloon off the coast of South Carolina days after it was first reported to be hovering over...

UN official encouraged by uptick in relief convoys; earthquake death toll passes 35,000

The United Nations' emergency relief coordinator said some in Syria “rightly feel abandoned” due to a lack of international aid, but added he was “encouraged” by an uptick in relief truck convoys. The relief comes as recovery efforts wind down following a devastating earthquake that killed more than 35,000 people.  “At the #Türkiye-#Syria border today....

The true state of the union is pessimistic

Even though Biden’s speech struck the right tone and tenor, his view of his administration’s accomplishments and vision for America, unfortunately, don’t jibe with reality.

Georgia judge orders limited release of grand jury report on Trump election interference

A Georgia judge on Monday ordered the release of limited portions of a report from a grand jury tasked with reviewing election interference in 2020 as former President Trump sought to reverse his loss in the state. Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney, who is overseeing the grand jury’s work, declined to fully release...

Lawyer says Trump used ‘Classified Evening Summary’ empty folder to block light in bedroom at night

Lawyer Timothy Parlatore said on Sunday that former President Trump, whom Parlatore represents, used an empty folder that said "Classified Evening Summary" to block a light in his bedroom at his Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida. “He has one of those landline telephones next to his bed, and it has a blue light on it, and...

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