disinformation and flat out lies continue to pour out of trump world this week, as the red continues to scramble to try to get their stories straight following the fbi search on trump s home. in just a few days, the official maga line says there was no cause for a search and that the fbi planted classified materials to u.s., there was classified materials, but trump somehow telepathically the classified them. look, each lie is more absurd and more cartoonish than the one before it. quite honestly, it is even more dangerous because the lies are actually turning into threats. those threats are beginning to turn to real world consequences. in fact, just last week, the fbi and the agents issued a joint bulletin warning that threats to federal law enforcement have spike since the mar-a-lago search. here s the thing, trump and his allies, they have continued their attacks on what enforcement agency even after a pro trump gunmen attempted to storm distance in it fbi field office. th
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Systemic racism and inequity in health care may be contributing to why First Nations patients in Alberta disproportionately leave emergency departments without being seen, or against medical advice, according to a new study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
could demonstrate from other contemporary evidence and other matters. but they were not trying to mislead us. they were doing their best to help us, and so, the longer time goes on, the more that sort of thing is likely to happen and the more difficult it becomes to try and find out what really happened. the lea bill find out what really happened. the legacy bill should become law this autumn, although with labour promising to repeal autumn, although with labour promising to repeat it, families of those killed in the troubles may still have a chance at their idea of justice. with me now is an historian marianne elliott who was awarded an 0be for services new to northern ireland, lord dannatt, the former head of the army who served his first tour of duty in belfast as a platoon commander, but first, ian jeffers, the victims commissioner in northern ireland. first of all, c,