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Trump team says no to former President testifying at impeachment hearing, calls it a 'public relations stunt'

Former President Donald Trump's legal defense team refused an offer from Democrat lawmakers for Trump to testify at his impeachment hearing set for the week of Feb. 8 and called the offer a "public relations stunt."

Matthew Miller / Feb 4, 2021

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Election tech company Smartmatic sues Fox News

Smartmatic, a company that makes voting machines used in the US and elsewhere, has filed a defamation lawsuit on Thursday against Fox Corporation and three of its anchors.

James Anthony / Feb 4, 2021

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Trump impeachment manager invites former President testify under oath

Trump is not required by law to make an appearance at his own impeachment trial

Noah David Alter / Feb 4, 2021

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Trump resigns from Screen Actors Guild

"I write to you today regarding the so-called Disciplinary Committee hearing aimed at revoking my union membership. Who cares!"

James Anthony / Feb 4, 2021

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Nadler refuses Gaetz's request to begin impeachment hearing with the Pledge of Allegiance, calls it 'unnecessary'

House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler reportedly shutdown the suggestion by Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz to recite the Pledge of Allegiance before the Senate impeachment hearings.

Matthew Miller / Feb 4, 2021

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Wisconsin Legislature votes to repeal mask mandate

The Republican-controlled State Legislature in Wisconsin has voted to overturn and repeal the statewide mask mandate bill put in place by Democratic Governor Tony Evers.

James Anthony / Feb 4, 2021

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New Israeli COVID treatment shows promising results in phase 2 trials

The Israeli company Enlivex Therapeutics announced the trial results for their drug Allocetra on Wednesday.

Noah David Alter / Feb 4, 2021

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Moderna warns Trudeau Liberals of more possible vaccine delays

On Jan. 29, Moderna advised the Canadian government that they would only be able to fulfill 78 percent of Canada's order for vaccines for early February.

The Post Millennial / Feb 4, 2021

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BREAKING: Vote to remove Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from her House committees passes

The House of Representatives voted to advance the resolution to remove Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) from her House committee assignments. The final 230-199 vote went down Thursday night. Eleven Republicans voting in favour.

Noah David Alter / Feb 4, 2021

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AOC compares herself to war veterans after her Capitol riot exaggerations backfire

After Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Capitol Hill riot exaggerations backfired, the young lawmaker has now likened herself to war veterans who have experienced trauma on the front lines.

Mia Cathell / Feb 4, 2021

Canadian News, News

Canada's Olympic teams will not boycott Beijing 2022 games despite country's human rights abuses

"The choices are to pull out, to barricade ourselves, to divide, to further polarize and say out of protest we're not going to go, or to engage and be part of a conversation, to amplify voices, to speak our mind on things that are important to us and to participate in the Games."

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Feb 4, 2021

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Canadian newspapers print blank front papers to protest lack of support for journalism from Trudeau Liberals

The policy would force big tech companies such as Facebook and Google to pay a share of their advertising revenue to news outlets that are shared on their sites. It would also force such companies to be non-discriminatory in their treatment of news outlets under the penalty of fines.

Noah David Alter / Feb 4, 2021

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750 Christians murdered at church service massacre in Ethiopia

The attack reportedly took place at the Orthodox Maryam Tsiyon Church in Aksum as part of ongoing civil unrest in the country.

Noah David Alter / Feb 4, 2021

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Bell lays off employees after receiving $123 million in federal wage subsidies

They also suggested that there may be more layoffs to come, although they also noted that some of the layoffs are temporary.

Noah David Alter / Feb 4, 2021

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Publisher who canceled Josh Hawley's book gives Hunter Biden a deal for memoir about drug abuse

It has been revealed that a subsidiary of Simon and Schuster called Gallery Books signed a secret deal with Hunter Biden in late 2019 to write and publish his memoirs.

James Anthony / Feb 4, 2021

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