Was Abraham Lincoln's assassination history's 'most egregious fake news cover-up'?

It was the evening of April 14, 1865. The defense had ended and washington-dc” target=”_blank”>Washington< “What if I were to tell you that John Wilkes Booth did not fire the gun that killed President Lincoln?” independent researcher Paul Mellen asks. Fox Nation‘s new special “Who Really Shot Abraham Lincoln?,” based on Mellen’s book of the same name,…

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BWW's new car is a $350,000 work of art

BMW’s latest luxury sedan pops. Jeff Koons collaborated with BMW on the 8 X Jeff Koons limited edition car. (BMW) The German automaker is launching a new limited edition version of the BMW M850i xDrive Gran Coupe that features an elaborate paint scheme created by American pop artist Jeff Koons. The 8 X Jeff Koons…

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Bill to consider churches essential in emergencies advances

COLUMBIA, S.C. — A bill that would assure churches can meet in person in us-regions during a infectious-disease or other emergency as long as other essential businesses can stay open is advancing in the state Senate. A Senate subcommittee unanimously approved the bill last week, sending it to the Senate judiciary” target=”_blank”>Judiciary< Supporters of the…

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Presidents Day: Great advice from great US presidents for modern-day America

While the political divide in our country may seem as intense as ever, some of the nation’s greatest presidents-day” target=”_blank”>presidents< Notable commanders-in-chief like Revolutionary War hero and first President George Washington conveyed the importance of pride in country and freedom of speech on America’s foundation.  Civil War victor and lawyer Abraham Lincoln left a legacy…

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