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Trump Rewarding Loyalists with Pardon Spree

Donald Trump · United States

Trump Rewarding Loyalists with Pardon Spree

45% Center coverage: 36 sources

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“A Rose by Any Other Name” - The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, New Hampshire · Portsmouth

“A Rose by Any Other Name” - The New Hampshire Gazette

by W.D. Ehrhart “What’s in a name?” Juliet asks in William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. “That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet.” But what the heck did Shakespeare know? “U.S. Military Bans Men With Girl Names From Participating In Combat,” read a recent headline. According to this story, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth says that gender characteristics… Source Read Article

Fri, June 13 - The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, New Hampshire · Portsmouth

Fri, June 13 - The New Hampshire Gazette

2005—Congress apologizes for having failed to pass 200 anti-lynching bills between 1882 and 1968. 1999—In Kosovo, British Lieut. Gen. Mike Jackson refuses NATO Commander Wesley Clark’s orders to take the Russian-occupied Pristina airport, saying, “I’m not going to start the Third World War for you.” 1983—Pioneer 10 exits the solar system. 1971—Because “The Pentagon Papers” cover… Source Read Article

Thurs, June 12 - The New Hampshire Gazette

2000—The Energy Department admits that two hard drives holding top-secret data on nuclear weapons have been missing for over a month. 1991—White House Chief of Staff John H. Sununu takes a government limousine from D.C. to New York City to attend a rare stamp auction. 1981—Failing to recognize the only Black person in his Cabinet, President Reagan, calls Housing Secretary Samuel Pierce… SourcePortsmouth, New Hampshire · Portsmouth Read Article

Wed, June 11 - The New Hampshire Gazette

2018—The Supreme Court gives states another excuse—skipping an election—to purge voter rolls. 1995—In Claremont, N.H., Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich shake hands and pledge to reform lobbying and campaign financing. Yeah, right. 1990—The Supreme Court rules flag desecration laws are unconstitutional. 1984—The Supreme Court gives prosecutors a new loophole for using illegally… SourceVoter · Portsmouth Read Article

Tues, June 10 - The New Hampshire Gazette

1990—British Airways pilot Tim Lancaster is sucked half-way out of Flight 5390 when its windshield blows out over Oxfordshire. The plane lands safely; Lancaster resumes flying. 1988—The Justice Dept. says “no entry” to a bike messenger in a T-shirt saying “Experts agree: Meese is a pig.” 1975—The Rockefeller Commission finds that the CIA’s CHAOS operation spied on 300,000… SourceBritish Airways · Portsmouth Read Article

Fri, June 6 - The New Hampshire Gazette

2002—Donald Rumsfeld explains to the unknowing that unknown unknowns are “things we do not know we don’t know”—and he should know. 2001—Florida man Vance Flosenzier drags a seven-foot shark from shallow water; paramedics drag his nephew Jesse Arbogast’s arm from its mouth; doctors successfully re-attach the arm. 1989—At a chaotic funeral attended by 10 million, Ayatolla Khomeini is twice… SourceDONALD RUMSFELD · Portsmouth Read Article

Thurs, June 5 - The New Hampshire Gazette

2013—News outlets reveal that the NSA, under a Top Secret court order, has been Hoovering up the phone records of millions of Americans. 2008—Despite Mayoral objections and a lack of public hearings, Blackwater opens a training facility in San Diego; a judge says Blackwater’s a person whose rights must not be violated. 2003—Two top editors at the New York Times resign in disgrace. SourceNSA · Portsmouth Read Article

Wed, June 4 - The New Hampshire Gazette

2017—It’s the last “Last Call” at Portsmouth’s Press Room. 2006—A Ukrainian man enters the lion cage at the Kiev zoo, saying “God will save me, if he exists.” He does not. 2004—Marvin Heemeyer destroys the Granby, Colo. Town Hall, the mayor’s home, and 11 other buildings with his home-made armored bulldozer because “God has asked me to do this.” Then he shoots himself. SourcePortsmouth, New Hampshire · Portsmouth Read Article

Tues, June 3 - The New Hampshire Gazette

2022—After flying several boxes full of classified documents to his New Jersey golf course, Dolt #45, at Mar-a-lago, hands a few more in a folder to an FBI agent, claiming that’s all he’s got. 2002—Egypt says it warned the U.S., a week before 9/11, that al-Qaeda was about to strike the U.S. 1983—In Medina, N.D., “Greatest Generation” veteran, Posse Comitatus co-founder… SourceFBI · Portsmouth Read Article

Mon, June 2 - The New Hampshire Gazette

2002—The CIA admits to Congress—in a classified document, to avoid undue alarm—that it had tracked one 9/11 hijacker months earlier than it had previously admitted. 1999—The Virginian-Pilot reports that evangelist Pat Robertson has had “extensive dealings” with Liberian war criminal Charles Taylor. 1976—Don Bolles, investigative reporter for the Arizona Republic, is mortally injured by a… SourceCIA · Portsmouth Read Article

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