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Univ. of Chicago to Refund Student Tuition for COVID Shutdown in $5M Settlement
(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) The University of Chicago will pay $4.95 million to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by current and former students seeking refunds on tuition after classes went remote amid the COVID-19 hysteria. In May 2020, former student Arica Kincheloe filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District…
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Trump Defense Lawyer Outlines Multiple Avenues for Overturning Verdict
(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) Criminal defense attorney Michael O’Mara said on May 31, 2024, that there is a strong chance that Donald Trump’s legal team will overturn the guilty verdict against him in his sham trial in New York. Trump’s appeal would be based on issues like the unprecedented nature of the case and…
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Chris Cuomo Ridiculed and Booed for Contradictory Ivermectin Statements
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Chris Cuomo, the former CNN anchor now a NewsNation host, faced backlash from a crowd as he was being called out for his contradictory stance on Ivermectin, an FDA-approved drug used to treat tropical diseases, including some COVID-19 symptoms. Cuomo participated in a Friday live debate on the PBD Podcast Live with…
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Fact Check: Coast Guard Continue to Interdict, Repatriate Illegal Entry at Sea
(Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) – U.S. Coast Guard crews continue to interdict and repatriate foreign nationals attempting to illegally enter the U.S. off the coast of Florida despite recent claims to the contrary. After a larger-than-normal surge of illegal activity began around New Year’s Eve 2022 and New Year’s Day 2023, Gov. Ron DeSantis…
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Some Democrats Running Away from Biden Border Policies
(Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) – Earlier this month, news reports suggested Democrats were preparing to launch an “aggressive new immigration strategy” ahead of the election, The Center Square reported. Included in the strategy was an attempt to pass a so-called bipartisan border security bill advanced last week by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-New…
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Gold & Silver May Gain Further Appeal As Chaos Hedge
(Mike Gleason, Money Metals News Service) As the criminal conviction of former President Donald Trump dominates the news cycle, investors have to be asking themselves whether the upcoming election will be anything like normal. A potential crisis of legitimacy for America’s electoral system looms. That could bring with it a loss of confidence in U.S.…
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New Ohio Voter Accuracy Pilot Program Rolled Out
() Six Ohio counties will get a unique look at issues flagged with registered voters, which Secretary of State Frank LaRose hopes will increase the accuracy of state voting records. Election boards in Clermont, Franklin, Gallia, Lake, Lucas, and Warren counties will get access to a special digital dashboard that is expected to help officials…
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Cruel & Unusual?: Calif. Female Prison Guards Forced to Strip-Search Tranny Inmates
(Kenneth Schrupp, The Center Square) For female prison guards in far-left California, a surge of transgender inmates at may be puting the “penile” back into penal system. And while the criminals may be doing the hard time, it is the guards enduring the cruel and unusual punishment after being required by prison policy to strip…
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Interview with Dr. Peter St. Onge: Insights on Economic Booms, Inflation, and the Future of the US Dollar
(Interview Begins Around 5:54 Mark) (Money Metals News Service) In a recent episode of the Money Metals Exchange podcast, host Mike Maharrey interviewed economist Dr. Peter St. Onge. The two discuss St. Onge’s early success and subsequent financial loss during the dot-com boom, the recurring nature of economic cycles, and the pervasive impact of Federal…
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Entitled Feminists Share Latest AWFUL Fad: Divorce ‘Support Registries’
(Headline USA) Monogrammed towels. A toothbrush holder for four, rather than three. Shared bedding. For people putting a life back together after divorce, mundane household objects can be painful marital reminders. Also difficult can be the absence of items that departed with the ex-spouse. That’s one reason why the latest cottage industry to emerge centers…
