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The US military's second-ranking general has raised concerns about China's weapons development, saying that Beijing may soon be able to launch a surprise nuclear strike against the US. -
According to a recent survey, support for Black Lives Matter in the United States has dwindled in the 18 months following George Floyd's death.
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President Biden called for the Federal Trade Commission to investigate major oil and gas companies over rising gas prices on Wednesday.
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Shelby Steele's approach emphasizes the significance of blacks bearing the consequences of freedom while rejecting racial claims that are too limited.
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An increase in legal immigration might help to alleviate the increased shortage of labor, but the existing situation is aggravated by a fall in the immigrant population's growth
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Nicholas Sandmann, a Covington Catholic student, has spoken out in favor of Kyle Rittenhouse, who was previously vilified by the left-wing media as a racist white supremacist.
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Bond markets may have taken a poor view of the left's aspirations to construct a European socialist state if the Federal Reserve had not bought up Treasury notes.
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In 1981, 88 percent of the Chinese people lived in severe poverty; now, that number is less than 1%. How did this happen?
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The enigmatic 'Jump Kick Man' mentioned during the Kyle Rittenhouse trial has been identified as a Kenosha man with a lengthy criminal past.
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When Gaige Grosskreutz, 28, took the stand against Kyle Rittenhouse, the left clapped.