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Department of Government Efficiency · United States

Trump administration fires thousands of U.S. Forest and National Park Service workers

57% Center coverage: 92 sources

Mass firings of National Parks and Forest Service workers began last Friday in the name of "government efficiency."See the Story

Donald Trump Jr. · Venice

Venice Prosecutor’s Office Probing Trump Jr. Over Hunting Trip - Patriot Newsfeed

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Well, folks, here we go again—another Trump in the crosshairs of the media and a bunch of bureaucrats who apparently have nothing better to do. This time, it’s Donald Trump Jr., who is under investigation in Italy because he may or may not have accidentally shot a duck that happens to be on some European protected species list. Yes, this is an actual news story. Meanwhile, Europe is drowning in economic turmoil, mass migration crises, and energy…See the Story

Recalls · United States

More than one million rolling coolers recalled by Igloo due to amputation and crushing hazards

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

GHENT, WV (WVNS) -- More than one million coolers were recalled due to amputation and crushing hazards. According to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, around 1,060,000 90 quart flip and tow rolling coolers, as well as 47,000 in Canada and 23,000 in Mexico, were recalled by Igloo due to fingertip amputation and crushing hazards. Gabriel Iglesias: Don’t Worry Be Fluffy Tour to make a stop in the Mountain State The United …See the Story

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