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John Fetterman · United StatesAuthor Douglas Murray has discussed John Fetterman’s response to the new US Senate dress code.
“The first thing is, John Fetterman is a really sad case. He had a massive stroke when he was running for the Senate, and the democrats just made him continue to run anyway,” he told Sky News host Caleb Bond.
“The man has been suffering badly in public.
“And even now, when he’s partially recovered, he is clearly not all there; it’s very sad.
“Of all th…See the Story
John Fetterman is clearly ‘not all there’: Douglas Murray
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Hunter Biden · United StatesHearings into how the US Department of Justice handled the investigation of Hunter Biden is a “big theatrical exercise,” according to Breitbart Politics Editor Emma-Jo Morris.
Attorney General Merrick Garland has been grilled by Congress about the way the Justice Department has been politicised under the Biden administration.
Mr Garland was questioned about whether or not he had any personal contact with anyone at the FBI into the Hunter Biden…See the Story
‘Big theatrical exercise’: US Attorney General grilled over Hunter Biden investigations
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Oceania · ItalyAuthor Douglas Murray says nothing has changed about the migration crisis in Italy over the years besides it getting worse.
Mr Murray's comments come as the small island of Lampedusa saw its population double when thousands of migrants arrived by boat in September.
“Nothing has changed except for the problem has gotten worse,” he told Sky News host Caleb Bond.
“The number of people who want to come to countries like Australia, Europe, and North …See the Story
‘The problem has only gotten worse’: Thousands of migrants arrive on Italian island
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Oceania · AustraliaOne Nation Chief of Staff James Ashby says stringent state lockdowns have trapped many Australians, causing undue suffering.
"I think we need a Royal Commission," Mr Ashby told Sky News host Peta Credlin.
"It should be nothing short of a Royal Commission.
"We owe it to the people of this country; every person, to some degree, suffered.
"So unless we have a Royal Commission, people will not get answers."See the Story
Every Australian ‘suffered’ during lockdowns
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New York City · New YorkAt least one person is reported dead after a bus crashed along a highway in the state of New York on Thursday.
According to an NBC affiliate, at least 46 people were injured, five of them in a critical condition with most victims being juveniles.See the Story
At least one person dead in New York highway bus crash
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Oceania · AustraliaSky News host Peta Credlin says the acting chair of the WACA, Tom Percy, has taken a stand against mixing sports with politics.
Percy emphasised the WACA's primary focus should be on cricket, not on "every raggle-taggle woke cause" that other sporting bodies, like some AFL clubs, have supported.
He suggested that those with political inclinations should join a political party.
Ms Credlin commended Percy, highlighting his distinct stance withi…See the Story
Call for sport to avoid ‘woke cause’
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Australia · AustraliaSky News host Caleb Bond states that the 'yes campaign' consistently fails to communicate its message effectively, particularly to the Indigenous people it claims to benefit.
Many within the Indigenous community, he points out, remain unaware of the campaign's intentions.
The Daily Telegraph has conducted a special investigation into how many red centre locals know about The Voice to Parliament.
Despite living in the birthplace of this referend…See the Story
Indigenous Australians left in the dark on Voice
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