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Supreme Court OKs Third-Country Deportations—For Now—Despite 'Cascade of Human Rights Violations'
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First reported by The Washington Times (Lean right); 4 outlets over 28h.
The Washington Times · +16h Newsweek · +17h The Blaze · +28h The Daily Signal
A White House media ban makes great headlines. Quieter constraints on press freedom rarely do
Read at newsweek.com →Former special counsel Jack Smith told senators on Tuesday that his one failing in his criminal cases against President Trump was that he didn't talk enough and lost public support against false attacks.
Read at washingtontimes.com →One of the biggest government attacks on free press occurred under a presidential administration and the legacy media have collectively shrugged. Why? Because it was carried out by a Democrat administration and not President Donald Trump. It’s that simple.
Read at dailysignal.com →Jack Smith, the Biden regime’s former special counsel, is back in the news with his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday. The Oversight Project has uncovered new records that don’t focus on the settled question of why Smith used federal power to target political enemies, but…
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