Giorno: 12 Luglio 2023

Toxic Chemical Spiked in Ohio After Derailment

The toxic chemical acrolein was found to be six times higher than usual near the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, even after officials told residents they could return.

WH Warns Journalist His Press Pass in Jeopardy

The White House has warned journalist Simon Ateba of Today News Africa that his hard pass for covering daily briefings is in jeopardy if he continues to interrupt press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

U.S. Commerce Says Its Email System Compromised

The U.S. Commerce Department said on Wednesday that Microsoft Inc. has notified the agency that its email system has been compromised.

Texas Group Aims to Teach Students About Fentanyl

After a record-breaking year of overdoses in 2022, fed-up citizens are beginning to worry about the safety of their children and drug use.

Seattle Public Schools to Offer ‘Gender Affirming Care’

Seattle Public Schools will offer “gender affirming affirming care” to middle school and high school students, including hormone therapy and referrals for surgeries, at two health centers operated by a local nonprofit, according to documents obtained by a parental rights advocacy group.

Dems Demand GOP Give Info on Indicted Whistleblower

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee are demanding that Republicans provide information or probe an indicted whistleblower involved in the Biden family scandal.

Ga. Probes Ballot Claims; Sues True The Vote

The Georgia State Election Board is asking a judge to order a conservative voting organization to produce information to help investigate its claims of ballot trafficking in the state.

TIPP Poll: Half of Dems Say Hunter Got Special Treatment

Nearly two-thirds of Americans, including 49% of Democrats, believe Hunter Biden received preferential treatment related to tax evasion and gun charges, according to a DailyMail.com/TIPP Poll released on Wednesday.

Lankford Pushes Bill to Help Catch Drugs at Border

Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., on Wednesday announced a new bill to help border officials catch drug trafficking at crossings, The Washington Times reports.

CNN Apologizes to Dylan Mulvaney

CNN issued an on-air apology to Dylan Mulvaney on Wednesday, one day after a segment used “the wrong pronoun” to identify the transgendered influencer.