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Six newly discovered classified documents, removed from Biden’s Washington home

January 21, 2023 documents, Biden's, Newly, Classified, removed, discovered, Washington, from, home0 comment

Federal investigators removed six newly discovered classified documents, some of which dated back to his time in the U.S. Senate, from his Wilmington, Delaware residence, his personal attorney Bob Bauer said Saturday night. The Washington Times stories: White House

Zelenskyy eyeing trip to Washington as Pentagon plays down Belarus threat

December 20, 2022 Pentagon, Threat, plays, eyeing, Belarus, Zelenskyy, down, Washington, trip0 comment

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is traveling to Washington perhaps as soon as Wednesday for talks with Biden administration officials and an address to Congress on the state of the 10-month war with Russia, according to multiple news reports. The Washington Times stories: White House

Washington State Ban on Natural Gas Heating Is All Cost, No Benefit

November 10, 2022 state, Washington, Natural, Cost, benefit, Heating0 comment

The Washington State Building Code Council, an unelected board that governs construction standards, on Nov. 4 decided to effectively ban natural gas heating in new-construction homes and office buildings. Advocates of the new restrictions admitted reluctantly that their new requirements will increase the cost of housing, but perhaps even more notable is that the new rules will do nothing to advance the purported goal; namely, reducing the state’s CO2 emissions. The combination of artificially high cost and no benefit makes the new regulations a textbook example of how some politicians…

Will New York Times, Washington Post Return Pulitzers for Misleading ‘Russia Collusion’ Stories?

December 12, 2021 York, Times, Post, Washington, Russia, 'Return, stories, Misleading, collusion, Pulitzers0 comment

In 2018, journalists from The New York Times and The Washington Post won a Pulitzer Prize in national reporting for their biased and inaccurate coverage of Russia’s alleged collaboration with the Trump campaign to interfere with the 2016 election, a claim we now know was a hoax. So, when are they going to return the prize? If this sounds familiar, it should. This is not the first time the prize—which is supposed to recognize outstanding achievement and public service in journalism—was awarded for misleading and discredited coverage. In 1931, The New York Times published…

Washington Post’s Revisionism Should Be Just the Beginning of Media Shaming Over the Steele Dossier

November 15, 2021 Washington, media, Should, just, Dossier, posts, beginning, Steele, Revisionism, Shaming, Over0 comment

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What’s Contempt of Congress and Executive Privilege? – The Washington Post

November 14, 2021 Congress, Post, Washington, executive, What's, privilege, contempt0 comment

What’s Contempt of Congress and Executive Privilege? The Washington Post “us congress” – Google News