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First Interview With Student at the Center of the Covington Catholic Story 0
- Front Page, Headline News
- January 23, 2019
On Wednesday, January 23 NBC released an exclusive interview with Nick Sandmann, the kid at the center of the Covington Catholic story. The video starts with Savannah Guthrie, who conducted the interview, stating, “In the past few days NBC News has sat down with Nathan Phillips three times and heard his side of the story”
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Did A Covert Misinformation Campaign Help Promote Media’s False Covington Narrative?0
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- January 23, 2019
Chris White on January 22, 2019R Some tech experts worry the Covington story might have been a well-orchestrated misinformation campaign by internet trolls. Twitter suspended an account some in the media believe was responsible for making the Covington story go viral — but experts worry there were internet trolls pushing the story all along. CNN tech
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Covington Catholic High School Shut Down Amid Protest Fears 0
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- January 22, 2019
Tuesday morning, Covington Catholic High School temporarily shut down amid fears that the campus would be mobbed by liberal activists. This announcement came soon after the American Indian Movement began a large protest outside of the Catholic Diocese of Covington. The catholic school came under fire after several students wearing MAGA hats appeared to surround
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Lawmaker proposes $20 porn fee to fund Trump’s border wall 0
- Front Page, Tech Freedom
- January 22, 2019
Arizona – Republican, Rep. Gail Griffin, has introduced House Bill 2444. The bill will charge $20 fee for Arizonans to access pornographic websites. The money collected would fund a number of things including grants, battle revenge porn, help sex abuse victims, and fund the president’s border wall. From Phoenix 3TV/CBS5: The only way to access
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Twitter Responds To Complaints About Reza Aslan’s ‘Punchable Face’ Tweet 0
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- January 22, 2019
Chris White on January 21, 2019 Twitter said Monday that former CNN contributor Reza Aslan did not violate the platform’s policies when he posted a tweet Saturday suggesting one of the boys involved in a dust-up during the March for Life rally had a “punchable face.” “We have investigated the reported content and could not identify
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Fox and Friends Apologize After Airing Graphic Saying Justice Ginsburg Has Died 0
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- January 22, 2019
The hosts of “Fox and Friends” apologized on Monday for showing a graphic saying Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was dead. It was said that the mistake was the result of a control room error. The graphic, similar to those marking the deaths of other famous figures, briefly showed a photo of Ginsburg and
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