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Independent journalist Nick Shirley and his researcher "David" returned to the Quality Learning Center in Minneapolis on Tuesday dressed in a sweatshirt emblazoned with "1-800 FRAUD," following the release of his viral video alleging fraud at state-funded childcare facilities in Minnesota.
At the site, David also told reporters he had filed a criminal complaint against Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz related to the alleged widespread fraud.
In a post shared on X, Shirley and David are also shown during the visit standing outside the facility in matching sweatshirts.
Shirley captioned the post, "WE OUT HERE LEARIN AND STOPPING FRAUD."
BOSTON, Dec 30 (Reuters) – A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday allowed President Donald Trump’s administration to enforce in a collection of Democratic-led states a provision of his signature tax and domestic policy bill that deprives Planned Parenthood health centers of Medicaid funding if they perform abortions.
A three-judge panel of the Boston-based 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals at the administration’s request put on hold an injunction issued by a lower-court judge who barred the law from being enforced in 22 states and the District of Columbia.
It marked the latest instance of the appeals court lifting an order by U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani preventing the law from being implemented, after the 1st Circuit on December 12 overturned a ruling she issued in another case brought by Planned Parenthood declaring the law unconstitutional.
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After the 1st Circuit earlier this year paused Talwani’s initial injunction in Planned Parenthood’s favor, a group of Democratic state attorneys general asked her to block the law’s enforcement again but on different grounds.
The judge, who was appointed by Democratic President Barack Obama, agreed to do so on December 2, saying the states were likely to succeed ...
But Tuesday’s 1st Circuit panel, comprised only of judges appointed by Democratic presidents, said the Trump administration had demonstrated it was likely to prevail on the merits ...
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel on Tuesday said it had suspended more than two dozen humanitarian organizations, including Doctors Without Borders and CARE, from operating in the Gaza Strip for failing to comply with new registration rules.
Israel says the rules are aimed at preventing Hamas and other militant groups from infiltrating the aid organizations. But the organizations say the rules are arbitrary and warned that the new ban would harm a civilian population desperately in need of humanitarian aid.
Israel has claimed throughout the war that Hamas was siphoning off aid supplies, a charge the U.N. and aid groups have denied. The new rules, announced by Israel early this year, require aid organizations to register the names of their workers and provide details about funding and operations in order to continue working in Gaza.
The new regulations included ideological requirements — including disqualifying organizations that have called for boycotts against Israel, denied the Oct. 7 attack or expressed support for any of the international court cases against Israeli soldiers or leaders.
MSNBC recently decided to rebrand and changed its name to MS Now which sounds like a fundraiser for a disease or the old portal for Microsoft.
Did the ratings improve? Not so much.QuoteFox News is ending the year on a high note, scoring its best ratings ever in a non-election year while giving primetime broadcast networks a run for their money.
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In comparison, MSNBC (now MS NOW) averaged 923,000 total viewers (down 25 per cent on 2024) and 81,000 demo viewers (down 39 per cent), and CNN averaged 580,000 total viewers (down 15 per cent) and 105,000 demo viewers (down 29 per cent).
The only thing that can be said for MS Now is that it’s doing better than CNN in overall viewers, but it managed to do worse than CNN in the demo in a country where young people tend to be more leftist than their elders.
MS Now lost 25% of its overall viewers in one year and 39% of its younger viewers.
.An independent study conducted by the Cuban Observatory for Citizen Auditing (OCAC) and published on Monday by the Madrid-based Cuba Siglo 21 think tank found that the communist regime is severely downplaying the number of preventable deaths caused by an ongoing epidemiological crisis.
According to the study, titled “The Collapse of Cuba’s Healthcare System,” at least 8,700 Cubans have died as a result of a simultaneous occurrence and intensification of several diseases such as Dengue, Zika, and Chikungunya — a number that is 185 times higher than the 47 deaths that the Castro regime has publicly acknowledged.
The study found that these preventable deaths are the “most visible and striking expression” of the collapse of Cuba’s healthcare system under the communist Castro regime.
DumFuk (115,069 posts)
How does he continue to talk about the "Russia, Russia, Russia Hoax" with a straight face?
He brags about how he and Putin concluded it was all a "hoax", as if Vladimir Putin's confirmation makes it true?
It is nonsense.
