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By KEVIN FREKING, MATTHEW DALY and CATHERINE LUCEY, AP WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said he is postponing his State of the Union address until the partial government shutdown [Read More]

By ED SILVERMAN @Pharmalot As efforts intensify to blunt the ongoing opioid crisis, a new study finds that increased marketing of the addictive painkillers to physicians was associated with more prescribing and, [Read More]

SOURCE: RT Cybersecurity researchers are warning unsuspecting internet users about a year-old Chrome extension which steals credit card data from infected users via web forms on visited websites. The surreptitious extension [Read More]

By: Randy Travis FRUITHURST, Ala. – Children in one small Alabama town are developing forms of cancer that have worried parents and scientists asking why. Now some wonder whether potentially dangerous chemicals [Read More]

BY JOHN SOLOMON, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR and The Hill For months now, the Department of Justice (DOJ) quietly has been working on a revision to its guidelines governing how, when and why prosecutors [Read More]

Thomas Brewster, Forbes Staff A California judge has ruled that American cops can’t force people to unlock a mobile phone with their face or finger. The ruling goes further to protect [Read More]

BOYNTON BEACH, Fl. (FOX 5 Atlanta) – A decision to eat a quick meal could end up costing a Florida woman a lot more than money. Yvelande Jean-Pierre allegedly broke a window [Read More]

SOURCE: ZEROHEDGE Authored by Bryan McDonald, Fighting “Russian disinformation” in the West has become a lucrative business. But, in reality, you’re far more likely to encounter deceitful agitprop directed at Russia. [Read More]

SOURCE: MINT PRESS A Hillary Clinton memo that Wikileaks made public in 2016 has not gotten the attention it deserves. It takes us back to 2012 and the early phase of the [Read More]