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Libertarian candidate ruled on the ballot in NY-27, a major blow to Republican Chairman’s bribery scheme
Duane Whitmer, the Libertarian nominee for Congress in New York’s 27th district, will be on the ballot in the special election scheduled for April 21, attorney James Ostrowski announced late last evening. …
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Tulsi Gabbard’s newfound momentum has voters asking where she stands on the issues
The Democratic Party’s establishment has never liked Tulsi Gabbard — certainly not since she resigned her Vice Chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee to endorse Bernard Sanders‘ insurgent 2016 campaign. At the…
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‘NYClean’ sanitizer to be carried at Walmart, which could generate millions for the State prison system
It turns out that one of Governor Andrew Cuomo‘s quirkier initiatives — the NYClean branded hand sanitizer that is being produced by individuals incarcerated in State prisons — could be one of…
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After a stunningly boring debate, Democrats begin to look to Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard
It’s hard to believe, but the Democratic Presidential Primary debate hosted on CNN — in the middle of a pandemic and an economic panic — was more boring than you could have…
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Cuomo wants SUNY dorms converted into temporary hospitals to manage coronavirus overflow
This afternoon Governor Andrew Cuomo called on President Donald Trump to convert dormitory buildings across the State University of New York into temporary intensive care facilities, in order to create additional capacity…
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Strzok email reveals Hillary Clinton apology to FBI over emails – but apology was excluded in official record
WASHINGTON, DC – Judicial Watch revealed last week that it received 191 pages of emails between former FBI official Peter Strzok and former FBI attorney Lisa Page which include an August 26,…
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Soros-tied group run by top Democrat operatives promotes global agenda
Another influential group aiming to spread leftist billionaire George Soros’ radical global agenda has popped up in the United States. It’s called the Transatlantic Democracy Working Group (TDWG) and it is an offshoot of…
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Judicial Watch sues FBI for records on Seth Rich
WASHINGTON, DC – Judicial Watch announced today it filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the FBI for all records related to murdered Democratic National Committee (DNC) Voter Expansion Data…
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NIH purchases of aborted fetal parts for ‘Humanized Mice’ testing raise questions
WASHINGTON, DC – Judicial Watch announced it received 676 pages of records from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) showing that the agency paid thousands of dollars to a California-based firm to purchase…
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DOJ releases Rod Rosenstein’s communications with Eric Holder and senior Obama officials
(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced last week that it received 382 pages of documents showing former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s communications with former Obama officials, including Eric Holder and information sharing…
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In 27th congressional district, Mychajliw promises to debate McMurray if Jacobs won’t
If Chris Jacobs won’t debate Democrat Nate McMurray, Stefan Mychajliw will HAMBURG, NY – Congressional candidate Stefan I. Mychajliw Jr. has announced he will accept a debate challenge from Democrat Nate McMurray,…
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Another tragedy unfolds in Syria
BY DANIELLE PLETKA On February 2, a little known anniversary passed with barely a remark. On that day in 1982, Syrian forces entered the town of Hama and massacred thousands, as many…
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A Medicaid boost for unions?
BY KEN GIRARDIN Amid Albany’s Medicaid over-spending crisis, the state Health Department is reconfiguring a little-known portion of the deficit-ridden program in what looks like a scheme to squeeze union dues from roughly…
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U.S. spends $113.5 million in 3-weeks to give rural America high-speed internet
In the last few weeks alone the U.S. government has spent a whopping $113.5 million to help bring high-speed broadband to several rural areas throughout the country. In some of the cases…
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Illegal immigrants buy, rent kids for easier U.S. entry, Guatemalan with fake son jailed
A federal case out of south Florida illustrates the perils of a U.S. policy that facilitates the entry of illegal immigrants with children over those traveling alone. The matter involves a Guatemalan…
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U.S. funding of Islamist “charity” groups triples under Trump
The amount of American taxpayer dollars that go to Islamist organizations has drastically increased under the Trump administration, which has doled out millions to radical nonprofits, including a recent allocation to a…
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Honduras arrests U.S.-bound Iranians as new caravan heads north from central American nation
As hundreds join a new U.S.-bound caravan in Honduras, authorities in the crime-infested Central American nation reveal that four Iranians were recently arrested there. Like thousands of illegal immigrants from around the world, the…
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U.S. to spend $700,000 on Eswatini’s ‘National Condom Strategy’
The U.S. government will spend more than half a million dollars to provide residents of a tiny, poverty-stricken African nation with condoms. The money, $700,000, will help fund a National Condom Strategy launched by…
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Higgins announces grant opportunity for local fire departments
Congressman Brian Higgins (NY-26) announced that the Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) application period is now open and invites local fire departments to apply. The AFG program provides competitive grants to fire…
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McConnell urges Army to select Fort Knox for new HQ — but will Schumer push for New York sites?
Unclear if Schumer plans to advocates for New York sites, like Romulus or West Point WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) and Congressman Brett…
