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US & Canada · WashingtonSen. Josh Hawley and a law professor from Berkeley engaged in a heated back-and-forth about who can get pregnant at a Senate hearing on abortion Tuesday. The teacher accused the Republican of pursuing a transphobic line of questioning. The Missouri Republican was questioning Khiara Bridges at the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing about the abortion restriction case.See the Story
Berkeley professor to Hawley: ‘Your line of questioning is transphobic’
39% Left coverage: 46 sources
US & Canada · DenverA diversity and inclusion training by the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado instructs cadets to use words that "include all genders" and to refrain from saying things like "mom" and "dad."See the Story
Air Force gender-inclusive training tells cadets to not use ‘mom,’ ‘dad’
97% Right coverage: 29 sources
US & Canada · New HavenJill Biden heckled during a sojourn to a Connecticut crystal pick store. Sky News big Chris Smith says the woman of US President Joe Biden was precocious. He says: "It conscionable gets worse if your name's Biden, your hubby is the worst president we've ever had"See the Story
Jill Biden heckled at Connecticut ice cream shop: 'Your husband is the worst'
83% Right coverage: 24 sources
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Hurricanes · WashingtonTalking to CNN's Don Lemon, Acting Director of the National Hurricane Center said he would "caution against" linking climate change to "any one event," like Hurricane Ian.See the Story
National Hurricane Center chief shuts down CNN's Don Lemon trying to link Hurricane Ian to climate change
100% Right coverage: 23 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonCNN’s Brian Stelter questioned whether President Joe Biden might be forced to forgo re-election in 2024 because of his legally-embattled son: Hunter Biden.
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Brian Stelter Suggests Hunter Biden Turmoil Could Force President to Bail on 2024 Bid: It’s a ‘Real Problem’ and ‘Not Just a Right-Wing Media Story’
94% Right coverage: 17 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonTexas Senator Ted Cruz slammed his boot on a table during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Thursday while expressing concerns that the FBI and Justice Department have become 'thoroughly politicized' Cruz asked about what he said was an FBI training document obtained by conservative organization Project Veritas. This document, Cruz said, "listed various symbols and themes which in the FBI's estimation, were indicative of 'militia violent extremism'" Cruz then slammed his boots on the table in front of him to show that they depicted the Gonzales battle flag.See the Story
Ted Cruz Slams Boot on Table During Senate Hearing on FBI Oversight
59% Right coverage: 17 sources
Justin Trudeau · WashingtonPodcaster Joe Rogan did not hold back his thoughts about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, saying people in that country are “f***ed” because “Canada is communist” and living under a “f***ing dictator.See the Story
'CANADA IS COMMUNIST': Joe Rogan says country must dump Justin Trudeau
100% Right coverage: 15 sources
Democracy · WashingtonWhite House senior adviser Keisha Lance Bottoms said the MAGA agenda has no place in a democracy. Bottoms told ABC's Martha Raddatz that Biden called out former President Trump and his fierce supporters to highlight the dangers they pose. Biden last Thursday appeared to divide the GOP into two camps: mainstream Republicans and the former president's MAGA supporters, a movement that he has previously compared to semi-fascism.See the Story
Former Atlanta mayor, now White House adviser, defends Biden's remarks calling out MAGA as threat to democracy
80% Right coverage: 10 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonAmerica's top health agencies are experiencing an exodus of doctors and scientists as frustration over the government's 'bad science' explodes. Johns Hopkins professor Dr. Marty Makary and Florida Department of Health epidemiologist Dr. Beth H�eg have spoken to countless doctors at the CDC, NIH and Food and Drug Administration.See the Story
FDA, CDC and NIH Employees Are Quitting in Droves Due To Political Interference From the Biden Administration
100% Right coverage: 6 sources
Politics · WashingtonPresident Biden has spent about 200 days of his presidency at his Delaware residences, but those who met with president there remain a secret, according to a new report.See the Story
Secret Service claims no records exist of Biden’s Delaware visitors, report says
87% Right coverage: 8 sources
