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Sidney Powell, a one-time attorney for former President Trump’s 2020 campaign who helped promulgate false claims of election fraud, has pleaded not guilty in the Georgia election interference case. Powell and 18 others including Trump are accused of joining a criminal conspiracy to keep Trump in power after he lost the 2020 presidential race by overturning the state’s election results. She faces seven charges, among them violating Georgia’s Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act — a charge designed to target organized crime of which all the defendants are accused. The Trump lawyer’s other charges stem from a Coffee County...

Neil Young’s music is back on Spotify. Last month, Young removed his library from Spotify after the service refused to censor Joe Rogan. But just a few weeks later, Young’s team quietly reuploaded his music, says FOX Business. That’s what you call an unsuccessful boycott. Neil Young’s music quietly returns to Spotify amid Joe Rogan protest https://t.co/MXBgyii5PS — Fox News (@FoxNews) February 15, 2022 Young cried that Rogan was spreading “false information about vaccines — potentially causing death to those who believe the disinformation.” He told Spotify it “can have Rogan or Young. Not both.” Spotify chose Rogan but added...

With the global pandemic causing the huge demand for vaccines, innovations could not only eliminate the prick we feel but also improve reliability, says a researcher.The past 20 months has seen an explosion of vaccine development, with COVID-19 vaccine testing and rollout happening at an unprecedented pace in the face of a global pandemic. There have been absolute triumphs – the fact we have multiple safe, effective vaccines is remarkable – but there have also been challenges. We’ve seen storage and delivery issues, vaccine hesitancy, breakthrough infections and the beginnings of waning immunity.

The fake news media is calling Ivermectin a “horse dewormer” — but it got the Nobel Prize for use in humans. Alex Jones has had enough of the media’s lies — on his show, he debunked the media’s narrative on Ivermectin.

LORETTA LYNCH - 3 counts conspiracy to overthrow government, 2 counts Obstruction of Justice, 3 counts lying to Congress SALLY YATES - 3 counts conspiracy to overthrow government, 3 counts Obstruction of Justice JOHN BRENNAN - 3 counts conspiracy to overthrow government, 3 counts Obstruction of Justice, 2 counts lying to investigators, 1 count Conspiracy to commit Treason, 3 counts Obstruction of Justice JAMES CLAPPER - 3 counts conspiracy to overthrow government, 2 counts lying to Congress 4 CIA OPERATIVES INDICTED, no charges listed JAMES COMEY - 3 counts conspiracy to overthrow government, 6 counts of Perjury, 4 counts Obstruction...

These numbers put him at increased risk of heart disease or having a heart attack or stroke, according to joint guidelines from the American College of Cardiology and American Heart Association. However, Jackson said on Friday that Trump's heart health was also excellent. “He falls into a category that portends years of event-free living,” he said.

Sebastian Gorka, an adviser to Donald Trump who has been under pressure over his links to Hungarian far-right groups, is leaving the White House. A senior official said Gorka, a former counterterrorism analyst for Fox News who joined the administration as an adviser, will be leaving the White House in the coming days. The official said that Gorka had initially been hired to sit on the strategic initiatives group, an advisory panel created by Trump’s chief strategist Steve Bannon to run parallel to the national security council. But that group fizzled out in the early months of the administration. Gorka...

The Army general who heads the D.C. National Guard and has an integral part in overseeing the inauguration said Friday that he will be removed from command effective at 12:01 p.m. Jan. 20, just as Donald Trump is sworn in as president.

A Kuwaiti online activist will spend 10 years in jail, an appeals court has ruled, for posting messages on Twitter that "insulted the emir" and "spreading false news" that endangered the country. The court on Thursday confirmed the jail term against Waleed Fares handed down by a lower court in May, AFP reported. Fares was arrested in September 2015 for comments under the name “Gibrit Seyassi” about Kuwait’s emir and ruler, Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad Al Sabah, "offending the judiciary" and "accusing the attorney general and public prosecution of being biased". Fares said at his trial he had been beaten and...

The networks are clawing for interviews with former Daily Egyptian editor Michael Brenner. But he's worried if he'll ever land a job in journalism. "Who's going to want to hire me after this?" Brenner asked in a telephone interview with The Southern Illinoisan from his grandparents' home in Indiana. The former editor of the Southern Illinois University Carbondale student newspaper is at the center of a media firestorm. ABC wants to fly him to New York City. So do NBC and CBS. CNN has called, too, he said. Friday afternoon, Brenner was fielding a constant barrage of calls from the...