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By Landon Mion
Fox Business
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Russian hackers 'ramping up efforts' after cyberattack shut down Ukraine internet connections, Musk warns
Russia carried out a cyberattack during the beginning of its invasion of Ukraine, cutting off from the internet thousands of modems throughout Europe, officials from the U.S., Great Britain, Canada, Estonia and the European Union announced Tuesday.
New York to give abortion providers $35M ahead of potential overturning of Roe v. Wade
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Tuesday that the state will send $35 million to abortion providers for expanded services and increased security as the nation prepares for the possibility that the U.S. Supreme Court will overturn Roe v. Wade this summer.
Mother of Amazon employee killed in tornado slams company for not protecting its workers
An Illinois woman whose adult son died in December while working at an Amazon warehouse after a tornado hit the building blasted the company on Tuesday, saying her son was only at the facility that day because he was called into work on his day off.
Townhall.com
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Fauci Granted More Than Half of NIH's Funding of Aborted Fetal Research
Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has been discovered to have granted the majority of the federal funds awarded to the University of Pittsburgh by the the National Institute of Health for research involving aborted fetuses.
EXCLUSIVE: NY Prosecutor Responds to Cuomo AG Report: 'He Absolutely Should Resign'
A New York prosecuting attorney in Nassau County on Tuesday called for the resignation and criminal prosecution of Gov. Andrew Cuomo after the state attorney general, Letitia James, announced that the investigation into the governor's sexual harassment scandal discovered that he violated state and federal laws by sexually harassing women in the workplace.
Stelter Says People Are 'Not Watching CNN' if They Think Its Biased or Lacks Real Journalism
CNN anchor Brian Stelter claimed Sunday that CNN is comprised of hard news journalists that engage in real journalism and that criticism of the network comes from people watching commentators on other networks.
He explained twice on Sunday – both on his morning show and in his newsletter – that critics who say CNN is all talking heads and no real journalism do not watch the liberal network and thus, have no real sense of what kind of programming is delivered to its audience.
The Western Journal
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Mitch McConnell Takes to Senate Floor to Accuse Biden of Breaking Promises
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said Wednesday that President Joe Biden failed to uphold his promise to be “a president for all Americans” during his first 100 days in office.
McConnell highlighted moves by Biden and Democrats that have sparked Republican criticism.
Suspects Accused of Bloody Prank on Chauvin Defense Witness Are Arrested
Three California women were charged and released after reportedly smearing pig’s blood on the home of a defense witness who testified in favor of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in his trial surrounding the death of George Floyd.
The College Fix
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University offers ‘How to Overthrow the State’ course focused on Marxist revolutionaries
A private university in Virginia will offer a freshman writing seminar this fall titled “How to Overthrow the State.”
The course at Washington and Lee University “places each student at the head of a popular revolutionary movement aiming to overthrow a sitting government and forge a better society,” according to its online course description.
Fordham U. sued by Chinese immigrant student it punished for posting pro-freedom message
A Chinese immigrant student has sued Fordham University after it punished him for posting an Instagram photo meant to commemorate the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests in China.
Daily Caller
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RNC Chairwoman Says Debate Rules Should Remain The Same As Debate Commission Announces ‘Additional Structure’
The Republican National Committee (RNC) and President Donald Trump’s campaign are opposed to the idea of the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) altering the rules for the remaining 2020 presidential debates, which they think would assist Democratic nominee Joe Biden, The Hill reported.
Poll Shows Georgia Voters' Support For George Floyd Protests Swayed By Racial, Political Identity
A new poll suggests there is both a partisan and racial divide among Georgia voters in support for the ongoing protests over police brutality following the death of George Floyd while in Minneapolis police custody.
Campus Reform
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GWU law prof: Antifa is winning, colleges are helping
George Washington University Law Professor Jonathan Turley testified Tuesday before Congress, in which he warned lawmakers that Antifa is "winning" and that much of academia, whether wittingly or unwittingly, is complicit in its success.
5 times Antifa reared its head on campus in 2020
Antifa, the leftist activist group that aims to shut down “fascism” on college campuses, made several showings throughout the year, both before and after racial protests became commonplace in the United States.
As this year nears an end, Campus Reform is taking a look back at the most notable times Antifa appeared on college campuses in 2020.
Kennesaw State University Office of Research
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Mechatronics Engineering Professor Reimagines Hands-On Undergraduate Research Experience Amid COVID-19
Every KSU researcher, both students and faculty, has had their research impacted when Kennesaw State University transitioned to online activities due to COVID-19. For Kevin McFall, assistant dean for research initiatives and graduate programs in the Southern Polytechnic College of Engineering and Engineering Technology, making the transition to online research activities would prove to be difficult as his research focus is on autonomous vehicles.
KSU Alumna Presents Research at Posters on the Hill Virtually
Computational mathematics graduate Kara Heller hopes to make the world a greener place as she presents her research on electric vehicles and energy conservation to U.S. legislators at the Posters on the Hill on April 21. This is the third consecutive year a Kennesaw State University student has been chosen to participate in the national event that will take place virtually amid the current public health concerns.
Pulp Magazine
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Buzzfeed Allows No Time For Mourning, Calls Deceased Professor a Bigot
A professor at the University of North Carolina Wilmington who was set to retire on August 1 was found dead in his home on Thursday, which prompted Buzzfeed to offer slander on his name.
The Sentinel at Kennesaw State University
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OPINION: Film companies should not boycott Georgia
Hollywood is threatening to take production out of Georgia as a result of the new abortion restriction, and countless people are in agreement. However, the film industry should not put an end to filming shows and movies in the state of Georgia due to the negative effects it would have on film crews — specifically female crew workers.
71 Republic
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Teachers Don’t Deserve a Pay Raise
Elizabeth Warren has stated many times that if she is president, her administration will work to increase the pay of teachers, paraprofessionals, school staff, and school leaders. She makes the claim that public schools are underfunded and that teachers are not treated as professionals in terms of pay.
Adam Schiff Is Unfit to Lead Impeachment
House Representative Adam Schiff recently appeared on live television to read the transcript of the phone call between Trump and the president of Ukraine. Instead of reading the transcript word for word, he added what he thinks Trump would have said if he were trying to secure an election. Later on, Schiff claimed it was a parody; however, he presented legitimately at the time of his broadcast appearance.