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Patti Fox’s daughter was building a life. A driver ran a stop sign.
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Patti Fox’s daughter was building a life. A driver ran a stop sign.

By Shaina Cole | Contributing Writer, Rocky Mountain Voice Something woke Patti Fox at midnight. She looked at her phone screen and saw missed calls going back to 10:15 p.m. A friend of Carissa's had called over and over from Chicago. He'd been tracking her on a location app and saw that she'd been moved to a hospital.  Fox started calling hospitals in Aurora. Getting anyone to tell her anything was its own fight. Carissa didn't have her driver's license on her that night and had been checked in as a Jane Doe. When Fox finally located her at HCA Health One, the message from staff was short. "They said, ‘get here,’" Fox told RMV. With two kids in tow and her husband Daniel beside her, Fox drove an hour and a half south in the dark. "The whole time I was just praying ...
Retired military leaders to Congress: Chinese Communist Party threat against Taiwan ‘shrinking our options’
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Retired military leaders to Congress: Chinese Communist Party threat against Taiwan ‘shrinking our options’

By Jack Davis | The Western Journal Protecting Taiwan against a Chinese invasion is an urgent mission that requires the United States to up its game in the Pacific, experts recently told Congress. “America’s ability to defeat a coercive attack conducted by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) against Taiwan continues to shrink,” retired Rear Adm. Mark Montgomery said in his testimony recently during a hearing of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party. Addressing that requires urgency, said retired Army Gen. Charles Flynn, who until last year commanded U.S. Army forces in the Pacific, according to the Washington Times. “The threat of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan is no longer distant or theoretical,” he said. “The urgency to restore credible deterrence in the Indo...
USAID funneled $122 million to charities tied to designated terrorists, congressional testimony reveals
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USAID funneled $122 million to charities tied to designated terrorists, congressional testimony reveals

By  David Zimmermann | National Review The now-shuttered U.S. Agency for International Development has funneled at least $122 million in approved grants to terror-tied aid charities, including an evangelical Christian group that in 2014 facilitated a $125,000 sub-grant to a Sudanese terrorist organization linked to al-Qaeda's Osama bin Laden. USAID has long been complicit in funding humanitarian aid groups associated with designated terrorists, such as Hamas and Hezbollah. This is just one egregious example of the waste, fraud, and abuse within USAID that the Trump administration and the Department of Government Efficiency are working to uncover. READ THE FULL STORY AT THE NATIONAL REVIEW

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