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Republicans now have Fauci’s cellphone: What will they find?


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A congressional committee investigating Anthony Fauci has obtained the contents of his cellphone, a congressional aide confirmed to the Daily Caller News Foundation.

A subcommittee of Republican Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul's Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee (HSGAC) confirmed that Fauci's phone contents are in possession of Republican senators eager to answer key questions about the COVID-19 pandemic.

A spokesperson for HSGAC Permanent Subcommittee On Investigations Chair Ron Johnson — a Wisconsin Republican — has confirmed that his subcommittee received the iPhone Fauci used during his time as the nation's top public health official.

The Wall Street Journal first reported the news Thursday.

Paul has been investigating Fauci since he became the

Republicans now have Fauci’s cellphone: What will they find?

‘Get out of here!’: Mamdani ‘fans’ run him off stage with boos


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Mayor Zohran Mamdani, D-New York Ciry

Zohran Mamdani became mayor of New York City in the last election, and even though it’s been only months, it appears the honeymoon is long over.

He’s already faced headwinds because of his plans to explode the tax collections from residents and non-residents alike. He’s specifically targeted those who own second homes in the city for his attacks. He’s tried setting up government-subsidized grocery stores and stunningly claimed that people would have to show identification to shop. He’s proposed massive spending programs with no way for them to be funded.

All in the cause of his Democratic Socialist agenda.

His honeymoon, what there was of it, now has disintegrated entirely, as he was humiliatingly booed off a stage while attending a pro-police event on Staten Island.

Mamdani attempted to address

‘Get out of here!’: Mamdani ‘fans’ run him off stage with boos

‘I want my money’: Watch ‘mad’ black woman demand reparations and journalist Benny Johnson offer her ‘an unbelievable deal’

An American black woman demanding reparations while driving is now being made “an unbelievable offer” by journalist Benny Johnson.

The woman, whom Grok identifies as Andrea George, the founder of Oklahoma-based Andrea Creative Company, posted a TikTok video of herself while piloting a car last Tuesday, saying: “Y’all I’m getting to the point where I’m getting mad. I want my money.

‘I want my money’: Watch ‘mad’ black woman demand reparations and journalist Benny Johnson offer her ‘an unbelievable deal’

Why A.I. may never match human creativity

The rapid advance of artificial intelligence has created a widespread misconception. Because large language models can synthesize vast datasets, generate coherent text, and optimize known processes at extraordinary speed, many assume AI is on the verge of replicating human creativity. This is a category error. AI excels at recombining and optimizing existing information. True creativity—the ability to transcend established parameters and produce genuine novelty—remains a distinctly human domain for the foreseeable future.

Why A.I. may never match human creativity

The Pentagon’s hidden housing scandal: Outsourcing duty of care

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Sen. Jon Ossoff released a report on July 8 documenting lead exposure in a newborn, mold-related emergency room visits, and a cockroach infestation living inside a family’s oven, all in privatized military housing at Fort Benning and Fort Stewart. Read it and you’d think it was written in 2022. It wasn’t. That’s the scandal: the Pentagon outsourced a duty of care to private landlords and never enforced the contracts meant to keep it intact.

Is energy policy in this one county already the ‘smartest’?

One of the largest natural gas power plants in America is in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Tucked away in Falls Township, the Fairless Energy Center is the third-largest natural gas-fired generating station in Pennsylvania and one of the twenty largest in the United States. Each year, it produces approximately 8.7 terawatt-hours of electricity, enough to make Bucks County the seventh-largest electricity-producing county in the Commonwealth.

Is energy policy in this one county already the ‘smartest’?

There’s a win in Philadelphia for America’s founders

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On July 15, the National Park Service hung new interpretive signs at the President’s House Site in Independence Park, where George Washington lived as president while Philadelphia was the nation’s capital. This is a major development in the battle between those who want to portray America’s history in a traditional manner and woke activists who depict our history as one of oppressors versus the oppressed, recasting most American heroes as oppressors.

There’s a win in Philadelphia for America’s founders

The anatomy of the ‘Islamophobic’ shooting that wasn’t

On Nov. 17, 2023, Mustafa Ramos, a Muslim man wearing a turban and a robe, was shot in the buttocks while selling Islamic paraphernalia adjacent to the Islamic Center of Rhode Island mosque in Providence.

The 52-year-old man was treated and released from the hospital in two hours. The incident, however, which happened just six weeks after Hamas’ deadly Oct. 7 attack targeting Israeli citizen non-combatants of all ages, quickly became national and international news as the latest example of an “Islamophobic hate crime.”

The anatomy of the ‘Islamophobic’ shooting that wasn’t

Establishment Democrats forced to cover very left flank in vital swing-state primary

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The Democratic establishment could lose its stronghold in Michigan as candidates are set to face competitive matchups from candidates to their left in Tuesday’s primary races.

Candidates endorsed by the Democratic establishment will face off with candidates backed by independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, Democratic Michigan Rep. Rashida Tlaib and other anti-establishment politicians. Further-left candidates and members of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have secured a series of victories in recent primaries.

Establishment Democrats forced to cover very left flank in vital swing-state primary
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