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Ex neo-Nazi Tory adviser in fresh row over Home Office training claims
An adviser to the Conservative Party on tackling radicalisation, Joshua Bonehill-Paine, is facing renewed controversy after the Home Office disputed his claims to hold official government certification for counter-extremism training. The row follows his withdrawal as a Tory council election candidate this week amid backlash over his past convictions, and raises fresh questions about Conservative…
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FDA approves first mRNA flu vaccine
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) late Wednesday approved the nation’s first mRNA flu vaccine, manufactured by drugmaker Moderna. The agency approved the shot for two separate age groups; people age 50 to 64, and for 65 years and older. Moderna said it will conduct a postmarket clinical trial to confirm the effectiveness in the…
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Are We Tired Yet of Tariffs by Decree?
This is not how republican governance is supposed to proceed.
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The President’s Military Options Are Dangerously Limited
It is irresponsible to compel one individual to serve as the only source of professional military advice.
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The DNC Discovers the Perils of ‘Election Reform’
The party should take a stand against ranked-choice voting.
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Cambridge Has Itself to Blame for the Jason Arday Debacle
The institution was willing to look the other way when it came to the now-former professor’s manifest inadequacies and deceptions for DEI reasons.
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Race Rage, Climate Craziness, and Sex-Change Silliness at the Smithsonian
At its American History Museum, anger’s in, real history’s out, and heads need to roll.
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Blow for Burnham as poll shows three in four voters say flagship VAT cut won’t help them pay the bills
A new poll suggests most Britons are sceptical that Andy Burnham’s flagship decision to scrap VAT on household electricity bills will meaningfully ease living costs, dealing a blow to the prime minister’s first major policy. The measure, announced with fanfare on his second day in office, is intended to signal that his government is prioritising…
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Michigan Gov Whitmer congratulates El-Sayed, expressing support after backing his opponent in Dem primary
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer congratulated Abdul El-Sayed after he won the state’s Democratic US Senate primary, publicly backing him despite having supported his rival, Representative Haley Stevens, during the contest. The move signals an effort by senior Michigan Democrats to unify the party behind El-Sayed ahead of the general election, even though his progressive platform…