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FEMA’s Oct. 4 emergency alert test spurs conspiracy theories

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FEMA’s Oct. 4 emergency alert test spurs conspiracy theories

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Photo credit: rclassenlayouts via Depositphotos. Article by Philip Marcelo | Associated Press. MassLive - September 26, 2023. CLAIM: An emergency broadcast system...

Explainer: COVID, flu and RSV this U.S. winter: Why experts are worried

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Explainer: COVID, flu and RSV this U.S. winter: Why experts are worried

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Clarence Thomas cites claim that Covid vaccines are ‘developed using cell lines derived from aborted children’

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Clarence Thomas cites claim that Covid vaccines are ‘developed using cell lines derived from aborted children’

4 years ago Curated by Theresa Wysocki

Photo caption: “They object on religious grounds to all available COVID–19 vaccines because they were developed using cell lines derived...

Clarence Thomas cites claim that Covid vaccines are ‘developed using cell lines derived from aborted children’

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