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Month: February 2023

Fox News stars and executives privately trashed Trump’s election fraud claims, court document reveals

By Oliver Darcy, CNN The most prominent stars and highest-ranking executives at Fox News privately ridiculed claims of election fraud in the 2020 election, despite the right-wing channel allowing lies about the presidential contest to be promoted on its air, damning messages contained in a Thursday court filing revealed. The messages, included in a legal

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ND advances bills to remove ‘sexual’ content from libraries

By TRISHA AHMED Associated Press/Report for America Efforts to prohibit public libraries from displaying sexual content have passed the Senate and House floors in North Dakota. Supporters say the bills would reduce children’s exposure to pornography, while opponents say it would limit children’s access to scientific and educational content on the human body. The Senate

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ND advances bills to remove ‘sexual’ content from libraries

By TRISHA AHMED Associated Press/Report for America Efforts to prohibit public libraries from displaying sexual content have passed the Senate and House floors in North Dakota. Supporters say the bills would reduce children’s exposure to pornography, while opponents say it would limit children’s access to scientific and educational content on the human body. The Senate

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El atacante de la Universidad Estatal de Michigan tenía una lista de otros objetivos y munición extra cuando la policía lo encontró, según las autoridades

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) —  El atacante que mató a tres estudiantes de la Universidad Estatal de Michigan (MSU, por sus siglas en inglés) e hirió de gravedad a otros cinco tenía una lista de otros objetivos, dos pistolas y abundante munición cuando la policía lo encontró poco después de la masacre del campus, según revelaron

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Kentucky Supreme Court ruling allows state’s near-total abortion bans to remain in place for now

By Kiely Westhoff, CNN The Supreme Court of Kentucky ruled Thursday that a lower court wrongfully stopped the enforcement of two state abortion laws, according to court documents. The two measures are Kentucky’s so-called trigger law banning the procedure and a separate “heartbeat” law restricting abortions at around six weeks of pregnancy. Siding with Republican

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