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Project Veritas Sues New York Times for Calling Group ‘Deceptive’
Project Veritas, whose well-documented history of disseminating selectively edited or surreptitiously recorded videos has on a number of occasions landed its founder James O'Keefe in court, sued the New York Times on Friday. The plaintiff alleged that it was defamatory of the Times to call the...
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NBC News Rebuffed by Giuliani When Reporting on Hunter Biden
NBC News pushes back on Trump campaign allegations of Hunter Biden 'blackout', revealing its reporting efforts were rebuffed by Tony Bobulinski and Rudy Giuliani
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Brian Kemp Likely to Miss Vote Due to Covid-19 Quarantine
Georgia's Republican Gov. Brian Kemp is unlikely to be able to vote due to being in Covid-19 quarantine and requesting absentee ballot too late
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The Rona is suppressing the vote of the King of voter suppression...
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Jeremy Scahill Calls Greenwald's Attacks 'Over the Top, Unnecessary, and Unjust'
"Glenn clearly disagreed with that and decided to withdraw from that process. People can look at the materials Glenn published and make their own judgment," Scahill said.
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Jason Miller Slammed for Saying Dems Will 'Steal' Lead From Trump After Election Day
Trump campaign adviser Jason Miller drew significant outrage for setting the stage for post-election legal battle over the 2020 presidential race.
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Offensive cartoon inflames tensions between France, Turkey
“Macron is against Muslims. He is sowing seeds of hatred,” Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Wednesday of his French counterpart.
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As anger rises, Muslims protest French cartoons
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Tens of thousands of Muslims, from Pakistan to Lebanon to the Palestinian territories, poured out of prayer services to join anti-France protests on Friday, as the French president's vow to protect the right to caricature the Prophet Muhammad continues to roil the
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France’s Hardening Defense of Cartoons of Muhammad Could Lead to ‘a Trap’ (Published 2020)
Once denounced by French leaders, the images are now defended across the political spectrum, widening a divide with Muslim nations and leaving many French Muslims alienated.
Macron 'can understand' Muslims' Muhammad cartoons shock
The French president adds that he cannot accept that depicting the Prophet Muhammad justifies violence.
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Hard-line politicians ramp up rhetoric after French church killings
"We are now the hostages of Charlie Hebdo. We are now the hostages of the jihadists," said French sociologist François Héran.
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