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WASHINGTON, D.C. Feb. 12 (DPI) - Steve Ballmer's USAFacts.org site remains among the most trusted information sources about the US economy and government, producing a steady diet of easy-to-read po

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WASHINGTON, D.C. Nov. 14 (DPI) - House Democrats yesterday released some Jeffrey Epstein emails that once again suggest Trump had greater involvement in Epstein's sordid world than he admits, but a l

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(DPI) Oct. 28 - USAFacts released a tally of all domestic National Guard deployments since the 1950s, and the data show a largely now-and-then use of the Guard - and those crisis-related deployments

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Slowly But Steadily, US Homicide Rate Keeps Declining, USAFacts Compilations Show
WASHINGTON, D.C. Aug. 20 (DPI) - USAFacts this month pulled mortality data from The Centers for Disease Control and found that, despite pockets of stubbornly high rates of homicide, most cities in A

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NEW YORK April 11 (DPI) - Longtime NYT Columnist David Brooks, for years a thoughtful right-of-center voice, has grown despairing about America's future - his latest submission on the scholastic perf

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WASHINGTON, DC - Feb. 18 (DPI) - Among the dizzying actions of the last month - some potentially positive, many others catastrophic - Trump's direct outreach to Vladimir Putin is emerging as perhaps

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WASHINGTON, D.C. Aug. 9 (DPI) - Ukraine turned the wartime tables on Russia this week by invading the border region of Kursk, a major strategic move that The Washington Post initially said "raised qu

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NEW YORK, NY May 17 (DPI) - Michelle Goldberg, a reliably left-of-center columnist for The New York Times, penned an op-ed declaring that "wokeness is dying" and "we might miss it." The column, in 1

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WASHINGTON, DC - March 5 (DPI) - The former executive editor of The New York Times last week penned in The Washington Post an op-ed about the Biden family's dog problems at the White House. And nearl

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NEW YORK, NY Dec. 21 (DPI) - Both The Boston Globe and The NY Times produced reports today that Harvard's president Claudine Gay used "duplicative language" in her scholarly research, setting off a s

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