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Sen. Raphael Warnock Speaks On Disturbing Herschel Walker Allegations For the First Time
The Georgia senator also reiterated his pro-choice stance regarding a women’s right to choose.
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Echoes of Katrina? Black Fla. Residents Feel Forgotten In Hurricane Ian Relief Efforts
Black residents in the towns of Dunbar and River Park say they were the last to get power and the relief centers are too far
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Mother of Daunte Wright’s Son Sues Attorney Ben Crump and Family Over Gofundme Donations
Chyna Whitaker alleges her son Daunte Jr. has “not seen one single penny” from the Daunte Wright Sr. Memorial Fund.
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The More DA Fani Willis’s Probe Into Fake Electors Ramps Up, the More the Georgia GOP Tries to Block Her
Fulton County DA Fani Willis’s office recently filed to remove two lawyers who represent 11 of the 16 fake electors.
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Ginni Thomas Swears Clarence Thomas Knew Nothing About Her Election Stealing Texts
The wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas spoke to the Jan. 6th committee for four-and-a-half hours on Thursday.
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Why Did Brett Favre’s Cancer Charity Make Donations to Southern Mississippi Athletics?
Brett Favre’s Favre 4 Hope donated more than $130,000 to the University of Southern Mississippi Athletic Foundation from 2018 to 2020.
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Did Herschel Walker Hire a Jan. 6th Rioter To Work For His Campaign?
Even though Walker won’t confirm if he feels the election was stolen, his campaign appointments might offer some insight.
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The Justice Department Is Fed Up With Jackson Mississippi Officials’ Inaction As Water Crisis Continues
The DOJ has given the city of Jackson a deadline to come up with a plan, or they will file an action under the Safe Drinking Water Act
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Elijah McClain Would Be Alive If It Wasn’t For Ketamine Injection Complications, Report Claims
The amended autopsy report, signed in July 2021, could not determine if the Aurora police hold contributed to McClain’s death.
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Trump Endorsed Michigan House Candidate Is Fine With Women Not Being Able To Vote
Republican Michigan House candidate John Gibbs started a thinktank in 2000 endorsing repealing the 19th amendment
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Sen. Raphael Warnock Speaks On Disturbing Herschel Walker Allegations For the First Time
The Georgia senator also reiterated his pro-choice stance regarding a women’s right to choose.
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Echoes of Katrina? Black Fla. Residents Feel Forgotten In Hurricane Ian Relief Efforts
Black residents in the towns of Dunbar and River Park say they were the last to get power and the relief centers are too far
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Mother of Daunte Wright’s Son Sues Attorney Ben Crump and Family Over Gofundme Donations
Chyna Whitaker alleges her son Daunte Jr. has “not seen one single penny” from the Daunte Wright Sr. Memorial Fund.
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The More DA Fani Willis’s Probe Into Fake Electors Ramps Up, the More the Georgia GOP Tries to Block Her
Fulton County DA Fani Willis’s office recently filed to remove two lawyers who represent 11 of the 16 fake electors.
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Ginni Thomas Swears Clarence Thomas Knew Nothing About Her Election Stealing Texts
The wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas spoke to the Jan. 6th committee for four-and-a-half hours on Thursday.
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Why Did Brett Favre’s Cancer Charity Make Donations to Southern Mississippi Athletics?
Brett Favre’s Favre 4 Hope donated more than $130,000 to the University of Southern Mississippi Athletic Foundation from 2018 to 2020.
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Did Herschel Walker Hire a Jan. 6th Rioter To Work For His Campaign?
Even though Walker won’t confirm if he feels the election was stolen, his campaign appointments might offer some insight.
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The Justice Department Is Fed Up With Jackson Mississippi Officials’ Inaction As Water Crisis Continues
The DOJ has given the city of Jackson a deadline to come up with a plan, or they will file an action under the Safe Drinking Water Act
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Elijah McClain Would Be Alive If It Wasn’t For Ketamine Injection Complications, Report Claims
The amended autopsy report, signed in July 2021, could not determine if the Aurora police hold contributed to McClain’s death.
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Trump Endorsed Michigan House Candidate Is Fine With Women Not Being Able To Vote
Republican Michigan House candidate John Gibbs started a thinktank in 2000 endorsing repealing the 19th amendment
