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The Buffalo Chronicle
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State tax receipts strong again in November, but jobs recovery remains slow
BY E.J. McMAHON New York State’s tax receipts in November were a whopping $800 million above Governor Andrew Cuomo’s projections for the month—further evidence that the current-year budget gap is probably much…
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Cambria, Aldinger architect sweeping legal strategy against Cuomo’s COVID restrictions
Western New York’s leading legal mind — a civil rights lawyer who is widely considered to be among the top five or ten criminal defense attorneys in North America — and his…
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Biden backs an Indian recognition bill early in the next Congress — to include Hawaiians, Alaskans
President-elect Joe Biden is offering his formal backing to an ‘omnibus Indian recognition bill’ early in the next Congress. Sources close to the matter expect the bill to include formal federal recognition…
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Carolyn Bennett risks the Trudeau government’s credibility with continued delay of Six Nations talks
Activists at Six Nations say that Crown-Indigenous Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett is risking the credibility of the Trudeau government’s wide-ranging rhetoric relating to Canada’s historic alliance with Six Nations if she continues…
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Cuomo operatives: “It’s not Gay if you’re Italian”
Sources familiar with Governor Andrew Cuomo‘s thinking explain to The Chronicle that — if he were to come out as ‘openly bisexual’ as many Albany politicos have been rumoring for weeks — it…
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Queen Elizabeth may name William as successor to her Throne in Scotland — Harry to succeed her in Northern Ireland
According to sources inside Buckingham Palace, Queen Elizabeth II is planning to name Prince William as the successor to Her Throne in Scotland and to name Prince Harry as the successor to…
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If Biden dies before January 6th, the House of Representatives would elect the President
In the unlikely event that the alleged President-elect Joe Biden, 77, dies before the House of Representatives officially certifies the election on January 6th, the House of Representatives would elect the President. …
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AOC to challenge Schumer in 2022 if he “settles for less than total student loan forgiveness” — at a $1.7 trillion price tag
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is telling close associates that she will run for United States Senate in the Democratic Party Primary against Minority Leader Charles Schumer — if he settles for anything less…
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Was Hunter Biden having a sexual affair with his niece?
Chinese media outlets have been reporting that Hunter Biden has been engaging in a sexual relationship with his niece. It’s alleged that videos of the two have been found on the laptop…
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Hunter Biden has a very large 9.5″ dick — check out the laptop pictures
Even critics of Hunter Biden are conceding that the troubled son of the President-elect has an exceptionally large penis, as evidenced by a slew of photographs that are being widely circulated on…
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Source: Hunter Biden was having sex with a Chinese spy for years — laptop photos released
A Bejing-based media outlet is claiming that Hunter Biden has been engaged in a years-long sexual relationship with a high-level Chinese spy working on behalf of the Communist Party of China (CCP)…
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One idea America should steal from China: A national economic growth goal
BY JAMES PETHOKOUKIS Chinese President Xi Jinping recently set a goal of doubling the size of China’s economy by 2035. To hit that target, the Financial Times calculates, the Chinese economy must…
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HOWELL: Should traditional or social media content include warnings about misinformation?
BY BRONWYN HOWELL The debate over whether social media platforms should be held accountable for ensuring the content they carry is “truthful” (whatever that means — perhaps “not fake news” is a…
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Complications emerge over paid leave and childcare during the pandemic
BY ANGELA RACHIDI Congress responded to the arrival of the pandemic on US soil in spring 2020 by passing sweeping economic relief measures, including policies directed toward supporting the needs of families.…
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Post-pandemic politics in the oil-addicted Gulf accelerates trends in motion
BY KAREN E. YOUNG In ‘Twin Crises Deepen Gulf States’ Policy Competition and Independence’, I argue that, for the Gulf Arab states, the twin crises of the Covid-19 pandemic and the collapse…
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EBERSTADT: Big government’s overlooked Americans: a dearth of data has kept suffering hidden
BY NICHOLAS EBERSTADT Despite the information revolution, the Big Data explosion, and the advent of all-but-universal connectivity, American social policy is dogged by a huge knowledge gap. For years — sometimes decades…
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American funding of China is becoming dangerous
BY DEREK SCISSORS Key Points American investment in the People’s Republic of China probably exceeds $1 trillion, most occurring in the past six years. The vast majority is portfolio investment—holdings of bonds…
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Records show Obama DHS penetrated Georgia election site in 2016
Documents suggest activity logs of incidents overwritten (WASHINGTON, DC) – Judicial Watch announced today that it received 243 pages of records from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) that show the Obama administration’s scanning…
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TSA program to protect aviation from high-risk passengers failing after eight years
A controversial government program launched nearly a decade ago to protect airline safety has failed miserably to meet its “mission of mitigating the threat to commercial aviation,” according to a scathing federal audit sprinkled…
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If Newsom appoints Karen Bass to California Senate seat, Kanye may run for Congress
Sources close to Kanye West are telling The Chronicle that, in the event that California Governor Gavin Newsom appoints Rep. Karen Bass to fill the United States Senate seat being vacated by Vice…
