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Fox News Bozo: ‘Herd Immunity Is Our Friend’ So Go Out And ‘Have Some Courage’
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05.07.20 | 2:07 pm
Trump’s Personal Valet Tests Positive For COVID-19
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05.07.20 | 1:31 pm
Connecticut Guv. Slams WH Suppression Of CDC Guide: ‘What Do You Got To Hide?’
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05.07.20 | 12:18 pm
Military Bans COVID Survivors From Enlisting
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05.07.20 | 11:56 am
Trump Taps One Of His Top Donors To Lead USPS As POTUS Trashes Agency
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05.07.20 | 10:57 am
Dems On NY Board Of Elections Appeal Decision Reinstating Presidential Primary
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05.07.20 | 10:36 am
on April 28, 2020 in Pisa, Italy. Italy will remain on lockdown to stem the transmission of the Coronavirus (Covid-19), slowly easing restrictions. on April 28, 2020 in Pisa, Italy. Italy will remain on lockdown to stem the transmission of the Coronavirus (Covid-19), slowly easing restrictions.
Italy Will Resume Public Masses As Lockdown Measures Begin To Relax
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05.07.20 | 10:21 am
Two former allies of former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who were convicted in November 2016 of fraud, conspiracy and civil rights violations for closing access lanes to the George Washington Bridge in September 2013, are challenging their convictions in federal court, with the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia set to consider the case on April 23, 2018. This combination of March 29, 2017, file photos shows Bridget Kelly, left, leaving federal court after sentencing in Newark, N.J.; and Bill Baroni leaving federal court after sentencing in Newark, N.J. The aim, according to prosecutors, was to use traffic jams to punish the Democratic mayor of Fort Lee, N.J., the town next to the bridge, for not endorsing the Republican governor's re-election campaign. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez) Two former allies of former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who were convicted in November 2016 of fraud, conspiracy and civil rights violations for closing access lanes to the George Washington Bridge in September 2013, are challenging their convictions in federal court, with the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia set to consider the case on April 23, 2018. This combination of March 29, 2017, file photos shows Bridget Kelly, left, leaving federal court after sentencing in Newark, N.J.; and Bill Baroni leaving federal court after sentencing in Newark, N.J. The aim, according to prosecutors, was to use traffic jams to punish the Democratic mayor of Fort Lee, N.J., the town next to the bridge, for not endorsing the Republican governor's re-election campaign. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)
Unanimous Supreme Court Throws Out Two Convictions In NJ Bridgegate Scandal
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05.07.20 | 10:13 am
British Study Confirms Stark Racial Disparity In COVID-19 Deaths
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05.07.20 | 10:09 am
Face Masks Make A Political Statement In Era Of Coronavirus
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05.07.20 | 10:00 am