Emerging Topics in U.S. News
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TRUMP, RYAN, GOP, PAUL
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) isn’t letting a federal investigation stop him from daydreaming about his future in politics.
Despite being the subject of a sex trafficking and corruption investigation, the 39-year-old congressman on Wednesday told the New York Post
Continued at Huffington Post...
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LAB, THEORY, LEAK, MEDIA
Nothing funnier than watching a media caught scrambling to cover their messes. It's like watching a cat doing somersaults in a litter box.
Take CNN, the conspiracy nut network, which spent four years pushing the collusion hoax, calling anyone who disagreed
Continued at Fox News...
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COMMISSION, JAN, REPUBLICANS, BLOCK
(CNN) Senate Republicans are expected to block on Thursday a bill creating a commission to investigate the pro-Trump riot at the US Capitol on January 6, preventing an investigation into an attack on their own workplace that led to the deaths of five people
Continued at CNN...
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BIDEN, COVID, ORIGINS, PROBE
President Biden on Thursday committed to releasing the intelligence community’s forthcoming report on the origins of the coronavirus unless he comes across an outstanding curveball.
“Yes, unless there’s something I’m unaware of,” Mr. Biden told reporters as
Continued at Washington Times...
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OHIO, MILLION, WINNER, LOTTERY
About 2.75 million entered, but only two won Ohio's first Vax-a-Million drawing. Abbigail Bugenske, 22, of Silverton, won the $1 million prize and Joseph Costello, 14, of Englewood, won a full-ride college scholarship.
“It absolutely has not processed yet...
Continued at USA Today...
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COVID, 19, ORIGINS, FACEBOOK
Facebook announced Wednesday it will no longer remove claims addressing the possible origins of the coronavirus and whether it is man-made or manufactured.
The policy change came on the same day President Joe Biden ordered U.S. intelligence agencies to “redouble
Continued at Breitbart...
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MEMORIAL, DAY, PRICES, HOLIDAY
Former President Donald Trump expressed concern Thursday for Americans forced to pay sky-high gas prices as millions hit the road for the Memorial Day holiday.
“With Memorial Day Weekend coming up, tomorrow people start driving in the biggest automobile days
Continued at New York Post...
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ERIC, CARLE, CATERPILLAR, HUNGRY
“It is with very heavy hearts that we share that Eric Carle, author and illustrator of “The Very Hungry Caterpillar and many other beloved classics, passed away on 23rd at the age of 91,” read a statement from the author’s official Twitter account. “Thank you
Continued at NY Daily News...
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NEW, YORK, ANDREW, MAYOR
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo speaks at a news conference from the stage at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, May 17, 2021. (Mike Segar/Reuters)
Democratic governor Andrew Cuomo has joined some state lawmakers in advocating an overhaul of the New York
Continued at National Review...
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PIPELINES, HACK, REPORT, COMPANIES
In Wake Of Colonial Attack, Pipelines Now Must Report Cybersecurity Breaches
Enlarge this image toggle caption Matt Rourke/AP Matt Rourke/AP
The Transportation Security Administration, in the wake of the ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline that caused
Continued at NPR...
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CHICAGO, MAYOR, LORI, LIGHTFOOT
Lori Lightfoot found herself in the hot seat last week after members of the Chicago press corps tweeted out information about how they’d been told by her spokesperson that only “journalists of color” would be allowed to interview her on the topic of her two
Continued at Red State...
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FACEBOOK, COVID, POSTS, MADE
"In light of ongoing investigations into the origin of COVID-19 and in consultation with public health experts, we will no longer remove the claim that COVID-19 is man-made from our apps," a Facebook company spokesperson said in a statement. "We're continuing
Continued at ABC...
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KNICKS, HAWKS, PLAYOFF, SQUARE
The New York Knicks won their first playoff game since 2013 on Wednesday night when they narrowly defeated the Atlanta Hawks, 101-92.
And Knicks fans went wild.
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Supporters stormed out of Madison Square Garden
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MACRON, RWANDA, FRANCE, GENOCIDE
Mr. Macron’s visit to Rwanda’s main genocide memorial, where the remains of 250,000 victims are interred, was the fruit of a long, tortuous and fitful process of reconciliation between Rwanda and France. It was clinched by something far rarer: the achievement
Continued at New York Times...
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WESTBROOK, RUSSELL, POPCORN, FAN
A fan at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on Wednesday night dumped popcorn on Washington Wizards star Russell Westbrook's head as he was walking back to the locker room to tend to an injury during Game 2 of the team’s matchup with the 76ers.
Westbrook
Continued at Fox News...
6
THEORY, CRITICAL, RACE, SCHOOL
“TV stars Chip and Joanna Gaines donate to campaign against critical race theory in schools” is an example of the misleading (and nearly identical) headlines corporate media pumped out this week about TV stars Chip and Joanna Gaines. Chip Gaines reportedly
Continued at Breitbart...
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ATLANTA, POLICE, COUNCILMAN, CAR
An Atlanta councilman was dragged while attempting to stop robbers from stealing his car.
Antonio Brown, an Atlanta mayoral candidate, had just gotten out of his 2016 Mercedes 450 on Wednesday when a group of children took off in the car, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Continued at USA Today...
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LORI, TRIAL, DAYBELL, VALLOW
An Idaho mother accused of killing her two children with the help of her new husband has been deemed unfit to stand trial for murder following a psychological evaluation, a court has ruled.
Lori Vallow Daybell, who on Monday was indicted with her husband,
Continued at Huffington Post...
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SUES, AMY, COOPER, CENTRAL
Fired After Calling 911 On A Black Bird-Watcher, Amy Cooper Sues For Discrimination
Enlarge this image toggle caption Christian Cooper via Facebook/Screenshot by NPR Christian Cooper via Facebook/Screenshot by NPR
Amy Cooper, a white New York woman who called
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USA, TODAY, LANGUAGE, ED
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USA Today edited an op-ed after its publication and without consulting its author after determining that the author’s use of the word “male,” which she used to describe the transgender athletes she was forced to compete against in high school track,
Continued at National Review...