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Majority of Canadians Oppose Government Funding of Newsrooms, Media Outlets: Poll

The majority of Canadians oppose government funding of media organizations and newsrooms, and most want the consolidation of news outlets discouraged in order to maintain healthy competition in the industry, according to a new Angus Reid survey. A July 13 news release from the polling company says that two possible solutions to declining newsroom revenues,

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CCP Has Donated $3 Billion to US Universities, but Experts Say Its Tip of Iceberg

The Chinese Communist Party has donated more than $3 billion to U.S. universities over the last 30 years. But that’s the tip of the iceberg, experts say, because the U.S. Department of Education does not consistently enforce the law requiring U.S. schools to report foreign contributions exceeding $250,000. Such contributions give the CCP and other

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NY Sen. James Skoufis Announces $2.5 Million Grant for Middletown Parking Garage

New York State Sen. James Skoufis announced a $2.5 million state grant on July 12 to build a new parking garage in downtown Middletown.   The money will fund the first-phase construction, adding 90 new parking spots just across the historic Paramount Theatre on Washington Street.  “It is probably fair to say that a project

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More Than 350 Rescues Made in Huntington Beach in a Week Due to Rip Tides

An increase in rip tides and dangerous shore breaks has led to an increase in rescues at Huntington Beach, with more than 350 last week, according to a July 11 Instagram post by Huntington Beach lifeguards. In the post, lifeguards said they also had to take 10,250 preventative actions, like informing beachgoers of the ocean’s

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Biden Says Putin ‘Already Lost the War’ in Ukraine

HELSINKI—The Russian war against Ukraine is all but over, President Joe Biden asserted on July 13, saying:,Putin has already lost the war.” The remark came during a press conference welcoming Finland into the NATO alliance. Standing alongside Finland President Sauli Niinisto, Mr. Biden responded to questions about the possibility of Ukraine’s entering NATO after the

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House Immigration Subcommittee’ Hearing to ‘Examine Sanctuary Cities That Shield Illegal Aliens’

The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement holds a hearing on  “The Consequences of Criminal Aliens on U.S. Communities” at 3:00 p.m. ET on July 13 “to examine sanctuary cities that shield illegal aliens at the expense of American taxpayers and the Biden Administration’s lax policies that allow criminal aliens to remain in the United States

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US Oil Reserve Won’t Be Replenished for Several Years: Top Official

The White House won’t refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in the near future after the stockpile was drawn down by millions of barrels since 2021, U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm said in a recent interview. The Biden administration has leaned heavily on the SPR since late 2021 to offset tight crude supplies that had boosted fuel

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IN-DEPTH: Florida, California GOP Push Back Against Claims of Anti-Trump Bias

Some supporters of former President Donald Trump are concerned that GOP rule changes in a pair of key states may hurt his bid to become the Republican Party’s 2024 presidential nominee. The changes also could help his second-place challenger, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, gain ground, Mr. Trump’s allies allege. But Republican leaders in the two

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