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March 12, 2021Permission to republish original opeds and cartoons granted.
On this day in 1933, eight days after his inauguration, President Franklin D. Roosevelt gives his first national radio address—or “fireside chat”—broadcast directly from the White House. Roosevelt began that first address simply: “I want to talk for a few minutes with the people of the United States about banking.”
Biden hired an Obama retread to deal with his growing border crisis. Her solution is to call for a massive taxpayer bailout for Central America.
Microsoft disclosed that Chinese hackers have gaining access to Microsoft Outlook email accounts. Rick Manning takes a closer look at China's growing cyber threat to the U.S.
Remember Pepe LeLew, the old cartoon skunk ? He's now being accused of 'normalizing rape culture.' The latest from the Looney Left.
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Microsoft acknowledged the China-based attacks on March 2 as the company scrambled to plug the security breach aimed at its Windows-embedded Outlook email program. But most astonishingly, they also report that on March 4, the same Microsoft announced a massive new deal in China to expand its cloud computing capacity in the country through Chinese partner 21Vianet.
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On the heels of the cancellation of Dr. Seuss, a New York Times columnist is taking aim at Pepe le Pew. The Looney Tunes cartoon skunk who was know for relentlessly pursuing a cat that looked like a skunk. Times columnist Charles M. Blow took to twitter claiming the skunk "normalized rape culture."
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