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Arizona Senate passes a bill targeting doctor pay tied to vaccination rates, built on claims experts say are false
The Odisea bookstore hosted the Chilean launch of the book “Marco Rubio: An Uncontrollable Mythomaniac,” which analyzes the figure of the current U.S. Secretary of State and his compulsive tendency to lie. The publication of the book, by Cuban journalist, researcher, and writer Hedelberto López Blanch, was sponsored by the Varsot Foundation and the Ventana Abierta publishing house. “This book…
WASHINGTON — Democrats with potential presidential aspirations have unveiled a slew of tax breaks in recent days that emphasize the party’s focus on affordability in hopes of taking back the
Arizona's state Senate president says he has complied with a subpoena he received last week seeking records from a flawed, Republican-led review ...
US President Donald Trump cites “information and belief” for his claim that Iran would have taken over the Middle East.
President Trump recently said the only way Democrats "can get elected is to cheat, and we're going to stop it." NPR traveled through swing districts in Pennsylvania to see what people think of that.
53% of Americans say they somewhat or strongly approve of "the decision" to fire Noem, but 60% say they approve of "President Trump's decision" to fire her.
You might recall that during the great mass TikTok hyperventilation of 2021-2025, there was no limit of face fanning by Republicans like Brendan Carr about overseas involvement in social media. Car…
On March 9, Libs of TikTok, the conservative social media account known for driving viral outrage cycles, posted a side-by-side video to its nearly 5 ... Read More
As an epidemiologist and mother, I never imagined we would be weighing the risk of measles in America again.
What American society really needs is more irony, more disenchantment, more postmodernism and nihilism; it needs to accelerate