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United States Politics
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Former Chief Science Officer for Pfizer Says "Second Wave" Faked on False-Positive COVID Tests, "Pandemic is Over"
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The Presidential Pandemic
We officially have a full-blown outbreak of the coronavirus in the White House. Can we start listening to the scientists now?
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‘Corona Trump’ Is the Most Dangerous Version of the President Yet
Trump's virus experience creates President Dunning-Kruger, a walking talking idol of misinformation that will kill more innocent Americans.
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Donald Trump Learns Nothing From His Coronavirus Infection
The President's motorcade lap around Walter Reed to wave at supporters proves one thing: nothing good will come from his COVID diagnosis.
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Trump’s New Re-Election Strategy: Pander to Everyone
If you can't beat them into submission with vinegar, try to seduce them into your corner with honey.
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You Already Forgot About Donald Trump’s Taxes and Racism
The President, by viral intervention, continues his social DDoS attack on the American people and media; and they fall for it every time.
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Insights and Hassles Into Early Voting in America
Early voting can be a hassle just as regular voting and it doesn't have to be this way, unfortunately. Black Americans and the disabled in America face obstacles in voting.
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Trump Refuses to Work on a Stimulus Bill Until After He Is Re-Elected
Trump takes to his favorite platform, Twitter, to inform America of his plans for the next Stimulus Bill. What could this mean for Americans?
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William Scott Scurlock, The Hollywood Bank Robber, and The End Of The Dream
Nobody knows for certain how many banks William Scott Scurlock had robbed in his life, and nobody knows for certain how much money he'd taken from the usurers in the banking industry - and nobody will ever know exactly where or if all of that money ever got spent. We do know, however, how he...
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The Workhouses: How the Poor Were Virtually Imprisoned in Victorian Era England
They were institutions tasked with providing food and shelter to the impoverished. However, they became ways to punish people for being poor.