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CDC Coordinated with Facebook On COVID Messaging and ‘Misinformation Chicago Mayor Says She Would “Absolutely” Discriminate Against White Reporters Again Senior Judicial Watch Attorney Russell Nobile Testifies To Congress on Voting Rights Act Big Win at Supreme Court Signals Election Battles Ahead CDC Coordinated with Facebook On COVID Messaging and ‘Misinformation’ Is it any wonder that Americans don’t trust the CDC or Facebook to deliver accurate information? And is it any surprise that your Judicial Watch caught these two organizations colluding to control the flow of news and opinion about Covid-19? We learned a lot about the behind the...

To: National Desk Contact: Christopher Norfleet of Focus on the Family, 719-268-4890 or culturalissues@family.org COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Oct. 29 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Focus on the Family Founder and Chairman Dr. James C. Dobson will interview Mel Gibson, director of the critically acclaimed "The Passion of the Christ," on his daily radio program Monday, Nov. 1, on the actor's outspoken opposition to California's Proposition 71. The initiative proposes to amend the state's constitution to foist $6 billion in public debt on Californians to fund the cloning of human embryos for destructive embryonic stem-cell research. "Why are we being misled into thinking...

President Bush's re-election hopes got a boost Friday when the Labor Department announced that the U.S. economy gained new jobs for the third consecutive month. But the good economic news was tempered by the loss of another U.S. military helicopter in Iraq and a new poll suggesting growing doubts among the American public about the president's handling of Iraq. Political analysts say the Bush White House should be encouraged by some recent government numbers pointing to surging economic growth and a drop in the unemployment rate. The president's political strategists long ago committed themselves to making sure George W. Bush...

Rarely has the mood of American voters been as inscrutable as in the current election cycle. What issues will the midterm election turn on: a new war with Iraq, the war on terrorism, a sagging economy, a stock market boom gone bust, one of the biggest business scandals in American history, or the old domestic agenda lost in the fog of the shattering events of the past 13 months? Republicans are hoping that the focus on Iraq and the war on terror will help decide a handful of close Senate races and perhaps two dozen toss-up House races. Democrats want...