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Inside the Monthlong White House Effort to Quell New Jersey …
WASHINGTON—President Biden’s first call to the Pentagon about the drones over New Jersey came on Dec. 12, nearly a month after the initial reports of mysterious flying objects in the night sky ...
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Congress Approves Revised Plan to Avert Government Shutdown
5 days ago · The House and Senate approved stopgap spending legislation to avert a government shutdown. The bill marked the House’s third attempt to pass a spending bill this week.
All the News That’s Suddenly Fit to Print After the Election
Harvard economist Roland Fryer argues that the solution to media bias starts with our own choices about the media we consume. Photo: Free to Choose Network News stories on the New York Times ...