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HHS, NIH under fire from House GOP seeking answers on Wuhan's COVID origins

house-of-representatives are accusing the joe-biden” target=”_blank”>Biden administration< origins, arguing in a new letter that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is hiding information from them. “Rather than be transparent with committee Republicans, HHS and NIH [National Institutes of Health] have chosen to hide, obfuscate, and shield the truth,” …

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Reporter's Notebook: Will Supreme Court confirmation battle for Breyer's replacement live up to the hype?

CAPITOL HILL – capitol-protests” target=”_blank”>Capitol Hill<Justice Stephen Breyer resigned. “We’re not looking forward to it,” said one senior congress” target=”_blank”>congressional< But on the other hand, not all Supreme Court confirmation processes are dramatic. Just a select few. It’s similar to how we build up Super Bowls. Will super-bowl” target=”_blank”>Super Bowl …

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Jeff Zucker saga: Trump celebrates ousting of 'world-class sleazebag,' says 'congratulations to all!'

Former donald-trump” target=”_blank”>President Trump< Notably, while serving as the chief of NBC Universal, Zucker oversaw Trump’s years-long stint as host of “The Apprentice.” Critics credited Zucker for aiding Trump’s candidacy during the 2016 election with CNN’s constant coverage of the celebrity candidate, which turned sour when Trump became president. Embattled …

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Biden is leading from behind in Russia-Ukraine conflict

When Russia invaded Ukraine and annexed Crimea in 2014, I was an Airman advising NATO on AirPower issues. Now, nearly eight years later, I traveled to Kyiv, Ukraine as a lawmaker. On the trip, I had the opportunity to speak with the top Ukrainian officials: President Zelensky, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, …

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Miami to tackle its peacock problem with plans for humane removal

MIAMI — Peacocks could be on the outs in some us-regions neighborhoods after the Miami-Dade commission agreed to loosen a law protecting the birds. While the 20-year-old law still protects peacocks from harm, commissioners agreed Tuesday to allow cities to opt out if they present appropriate plans to humanely remove …

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