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New North Korean Space Launches Coming 'Fairly Soon'
Don't dismiss North Korea's failed satellite launch this week as an indication that the threat from Pyongyang is overblown, Hermit Kingdom watchers warn.
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More MLB Players Chide Dodgers Over 'Blasphemous' Invite
A growing number of baseball players say there's no room for "woke" politics in the sport - especially if it means denigrating religious groups - amid a controversial decision by the Los Angeles Dodgers to honor an activist group of "queer and trans nuns."
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Brands Bottoming Out: 5 'Woke' Campaigns Costing Companies
Companies rolling out campaigns and merchandise that embrace "woke" and progressive political views increasingly are being met with consumer resistance, with shopper boycotts beginning to cause major monetary losses for several corporations.
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Tea Party Group: 'Disgraceful' DHS Grant Targeted Us
The leader of a grassroots conservative group said she was "blown away" to learn her organization may have been targeted by a university program funded by a Department of Homeland Security initiative that was purportedly aimed at combating terrorism.
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Papadopoulos Slams Durham for Not Probing 'Bizarre' Meeting
Former Trump campaign aide George Papadopoulos found himself an unlikely player caught up in the storm of Crossfire Hurricane, and even after the issuing of special counsel John Durham's report, he believes there are several glaring omissions in the official narrative.
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June Watch: Sports Finals, Fathers, Flags
Kids are out of school and already enjoying pool parties and barbecues before the summer solstice signals the official start of the season later this month.
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Division Over UFO Sighting Highlights Difficult Task
The polarizing viewpoints surrounding a new video of a UFO sighting over a California military base underscore just how complicated getting to the bottom of such close encounters can be for investigators.
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After DeSantis Launch, Trump Could Return to Twitter 'Soon'
With Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis deciding to turn to the power of social media by launching his presidential campaign on Twitter Spaces, political strategists predict the move could lure former President Donald Trump back to the platform that he made politically relevant.
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Pride Month May Be 'Muted' After Bud Light, Target Backlash
Companies rolling out campaigns in support of June's Pride Awareness Month may take a more "nuanced" approach following consumer backlash to recent initiatives from Bud Light and Target, marketing and branding experts predict.
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Drug Shortages Spark Latest Public Health Emergency
The latest public health emergency isn't contagious, but medical experts are warning that the effects of the current onslaught of drug shortages can inflict just as much devastation as another pandemic.
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Like Trump, States Look to Promote Adoption Over Abortion
Former President Donald Trump promised if reelected he'll focus on incentivizing adoptions to reduce abortions – a plan already undertaken by several states that have embraced pro-life measures geared toward protecting both unborn children and their mothers.
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Catholics Slam MLB Team's Capitulation to 'Hate Group'
The Los Angeles Dodgers took another swing and this time they completely missed with Catholic fans.
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NAACP's Florida Travel Ban 'Pure Partisan Activism'
Florida's sunshine, beaches, and theme parks typically sell the state to vacationers – but the NAACP wants travelers to consider the state's so-called "hostility" toward "African Americans, people of color, and LGBTQ+ individuals" when planning their next getaway.
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Second Amendment Advocates Battle Liberal Gun Squeeze
Second Amendment advocates are finding themselves in a constant game of Whac-A-Mole with officials who support gun control, working to get the courts to invalidate an onslaught of state laws that seek to prevent citizens from having any ability to carry a firearm legally.
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Goetz, Penny Subway Cases Have 'Very Different Motivations'
In the aftermath of Daniel Penny's decision to use a chokehold to restrain Jordan Neely, commuters drew comparisons to another incident that divided the city four decades ago – that of Bernhard Goetz, who opened fire on four Black men who he alleged were robbing him.
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Deception Is Key to US Preparedness in the Pacific
As Chinese belligerence increases and its allies begin moving toward a "wartime" pace of operations and preparedness, the American strategy under the Pacific Deterrence Initiative can be summed up in three key terms: disperse, harden, and deceive.
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Egg Prices Drop but Cost of Food Still High
At times this year, it seemed consumers had to have a sizable nest egg just to go out and buy a dozen eggs.
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Bud Light Fiasco 'End of the Beginning' for Woke Ads
With Bud Light sales still reeling from the controversial marketing campaign with transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney, marketing experts believe companies will now think twice before integrating "woke" themes into their advertisements.
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'Tarnished' FBI Must 'Clean House' to Regain Public Trust
Special counsel John Durham's report into the FBI's investigation of Donald Trump when he won the 2016 presidential election, details a bureau with bad actors at the "pinnacle of power" who should be "punished" if the agency ever hopes to win back the American people's trust.
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Top Harvard Expert: Putin Will Use Nuclear Weapon in Ukraine
With a looming Ukrainian counteroffensive that could prove formidable against the depleted Russian forces, a top expert on Russia at Harvard warns President Vladimir Putin will use a tactical nuclear weapon to stave off defeat.
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MLB Team Drops Plan to Honor Anti-Catholic 'Hate Group'
The Los Angeles Dodgers, apparently realizing they were about to strike out with Catholics, announced they were dropping an upcoming plan to honor a local chapter of an activist group of "queer and trans nuns" as part of the team's LGBTQ+ Pride Night celebration.
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Despite Vows to Impeach Mayorkas, House GOP Can't Act Yet
Despite months of repeated calls to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, political analysts say the vows ring hollow because the House GOP possesses too narrow of a majority to pull off the maneuver.
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Near Space Could Be Next Battleground for US, Rivals
Geopolitical analysts say that China is preparing for future wars to be fought at an elevation that's been largely overlooked: near space.
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Smears of Supreme Court Conservatives a 'Hail Mary'
A recent multi-front effort to smear and delegitimize the conservative-leaning justices of the U.S. Supreme Court is just the latest effort by progressives to undo the rightward shift the court underwent during former President Donald Trump's time in office, political analysts say.
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Karine Jean-Pierre's 10 Biggest Gaffes as Press Secretary
Critics contend that White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre's apparent lack of preparation and frequent inability to answer questions already qualifies her as one of the worst presidential spokespeople ever.