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The “Cornell Seven” Rape Case Has Ignited the Country. Let’s Talk About What We’re Actually Talking About Here.
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9 left outlets ran this →U.K. Police Question 5 Men Held At Air Base Used By U.S. To Attack Iran
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First reported by Newsweek (Center); 4 outlets over 11h.
Newsweek · +1h New York Post · +4h The Daily Wire · +11h Fox News
"What worries me is there's still a bomb factory out there," Chris Phillips told Newsweek.
Read at newsweek.com →She saw something; she said something. The suspected terror plot to attack a British base that is used by US bombers was potentially foiled by a nosy farmer in the local village who saw masked men in vans acting suspiciously and called the cops, according to a report.
Watch at youtube.com →'The Sun' editor-at-large Harry Cole joins ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss the release of five U.K. terror plot suspects, the Iran conflict's impact on global security and more.
Watch at youtube.com →How Farmer’s Late-Night Hunch Stopped Terror Plot Targeting America’s Bombers The Daily Wire
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