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Disinformation and online rhetoric: How do Western governments censor information?

Government roles in content moderation in the West has come under scrutiny over fears that officials will censor public information.

Disinformation and online rhetoric: How do Western governments censor information?

Five current and former IRS employees have been charged with fraudulently obtaining COVID-19 relief aid, spending it on cars and luxury goods.

IRS employees charged in COVID-19 aid fraud scheme

For some, a conspiracy theory about furries invading schools and demanding litter boxes just seems too real to be fake. But it is.

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Both the mayor of New York City and the governor of New York are calling for more help dealing with the influx of migrants sent from Texas.

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The founder and CEO of an elections software company is under arrest for allegedly stealing data on hundreds of LA County poll workers.

Elections software CEO arrested for allegedly stealing poll workers’ data

An overwhelming majority of CEOs surveyed in the U.S. suggest a recession is evident amid high inflation and stagnant global trade.

Major CEOs predict a recession amid steady inflation, stagnant global trade

OPEC will vote on Wednesday whether to slash it's oil production by one to two million barrels per day. The U.S. warns OPEC allies against the move.

OPEC+ announces steep cut to oil production, US braces for ramifications

President Biden will be in Florida to survey Hurricane Ian damages, a South Korean missile test went wrong, and Russia formally annexed Ukraine regions.

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Polling from around the country shows voters' top priority is the economy, immigration and election integrity in the 2022 midterms.

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Elon Musk has agreed to buy Twitter for his original offer price of $54.20 per share ahead of a contentious courtroom battle.

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Elon Musk took to Twitter Monday to offer a peace plan to end the seven-month Russian led war in Ukraine, sparking outrage on social media.

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The Supreme Court heard a case regarding Alabama's congressional map, and whether there should be one more majority Black district.

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Government roles in content moderation in the West has come under scrutiny over fears that officials will censor public information.

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Five current and former IRS employees have been charged with fraudulently obtaining COVID-19 relief aid, spending it on cars and luxury goods.

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Polling from around the country shows voters' top priority is the economy, immigration and election integrity in the 2022 midterms.

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Elon Musk has agreed to buy Twitter for his original offer price of $54.20 per share ahead of a contentious courtroom battle.

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Elon Musk took to Twitter Monday to offer a peace plan to end the seven-month Russian led war in Ukraine, sparking outrage on social media.

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The Supreme Court heard a case regarding Alabama's congressional map, and whether there should be one more majority Black district.

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Denver has unveiled a $250 million framework to combat homelessness by re-housing hundreds of people and creating more affordable homes.

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The Supreme Court's 2022-2023 term could lead to massive changes in voting, immigration and college admissions.

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Russia's army has suffered another major setback in Ukraine. A Russian retreat in Kherson could mark a turning point in the Ukraine War.
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Russian retreat in Kherson could be turning point in Ukraine war

Geopolitical Strategist
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The outcome of Brazil's presidential election runoff will have a notable impact on the economic outlook for many other countries.
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Brazil’s presidential election runoff will have global consequences

Geopolitical Strategist
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The British pound has plummeted amid fears the U.K.'s financial standing is on the decline. Can PM Liz Truss address the economic crisis?
Commentary 2 day(s) ago

As pound plummets, PM Truss faces UK’s declining financial status

Geopolitical Strategist
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Iran is experiencing its most robust protests in years but a regime challenge is unlikely given Iran's bands of minorities and army size.
Commentary 5 day(s) ago

Iranian protests likely won’t succeed in overthrowing mullahs

Geopolitical Strategist
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Since Russia called up 300,000 reservists to support its struggling military, thousands of scared young men are fleeing the country.
Commentary 7 day(s) ago

Russia is desperate and its young men are fleeing

Geopolitical Strategist
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One major reason politicians want to keep the Fed as an independent entity is so they have someone else to blame when the economy tanks.
Commentary 2 month(s) ago

Politicians want independent Fed to avoid blame when economy tanks

President & CEO, The Lindsey Group
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Voter ID laws vary from state to state, including the type of ID and the level of enforcement of those laws across America.
Commentary 2 month(s) ago

Voter ID: Facts and myths of identifying yourself at the voting booth

Professor, University of Texas at Austin
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Professor Daron Shaw explains the differences between election systems, including single member, simple plurality and proportional representation.
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Electing our leaders: How election systems differ around the world

Professor, University of Texas at Austin
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When U.S. citizens want to exercise their right to vote in America, they must first register. But the rules and requirements vary from state to state.
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How voter registration works across the United States

Professor, University of Texas at Austin
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Voting in the United States is largely a two-step process, but two options make voting a one-step process: same day registration and automatic registration.
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Same day, automatic registrations simplify voting in America

Professor, University of Texas at Austin
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The 2020 elections revealed significant changes to the American electorate, but the biggest wasn’t who voters supported–it was how they cast their ballots.
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Convenience voting lets voters cast ballots on their terms

Professor, University of Texas at Austin
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Members of Congress must be banned from the stock market, which has seen our representatives get richer while the average American struggles.
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Congress members must be banned from unfair and corrupt trading

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President Biden is known for his occasional gaffes but we shouldn't forget his origins as a tough fighter. He is a good leader for today.
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President Joe Biden, the scrappy fighter for our times

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The perception of the health of the economy and status of inflation will play a major role in the midterms and 2024 presidential election.
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Perception of economy and inflation will play major role in 2024 election

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On "This Week with George Stephanopoulos," former Gov. Chris Christie said he believes Trump could be headed for a self-inflicted indictment.
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Trump is headed for a self-inflicted indictment

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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham introduced a bill restricting abortion after 15 weeks, putting women like model Chrissy Teigen at risk.
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Lindsey Graham’s proposed 15-week abortion bill puts women at risk

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' migrant ploy is a cruel "political stunt" intent on supplanting Trump and solidifying a 2024 presidential bid.
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DeSantis’ cruel migrant ploy is a setup for 2024 nomination

Author; Founding Editor, Ramshackle Glam
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Republicans are advocating for a congressional plan of action called the "Commitment to America," in hopes of inspiring midterm election wins.
Conservative Opinion 13 hr(s) ago

From Contract with America to Commitment to America

Former House Speaker; Chairman of Gingrich 360
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The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) was created to demand accountability. Instead, it has become a tool to block government transparency.
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FOIA has become a tool to block government transparency

Federalist Senior Contributor; Claremont Institute Fellow
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If Putin and Russia lose the Ukraine War, what happens next? The U.S. and other world leaders must now start debating possible outcomes.
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We need to think about what happens if Russia loses Ukraine War

President & CEO, The Lindsey Group
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American Enterprise Institute
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The electric vehicle tax credit will cost us

Timothy Carney, Senior Fellow, American Enterprise Institute
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The breakdown of marriage is one of the main culprits of the opioid pandemic, with unmarried and divorced men bearing the brunt of deaths.
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Unmarried and divorced men bear brunt of opioid deaths

Founder & President, Center for Urban Renewal and Education
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