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How Medical Secrecy Props Up Political Power

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By Casey Burgat
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On the morning of June 14, an ambulance arrived at Mitch McConnell’s home in Washington, DC. His office announced that the 84-year-old Kentucky senator had been hospitalized and was receiving excellent care. That was basically it. Then came the dispatch audio. Recordings reportedly tied to McConnell’s address described an unconscious person, a possible cardiac arrest, and CPR already underway. McConnell’s office declined to confirm the account or explain what had happened.
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Parents Can No Longer Count on the Department of Education

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By Casey Burgat
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Nicole May did what parents are told to do when a school fails their child. The Ohio mother filed a complaint with the US Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights in the spring of 2024. She alleged that her teenage daughter had been bullied because of her hearing aids and punished in class when she could not hear her teachers. More than two years later, the complaint remains unresolved. May has largely stopped checking for updates.
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Every Election Is a Conspiracy Now

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By Casey Burgat
| The Preamble
For a few days in Los Angeles, Spencer Pratt looked like he might pull off the most 2026 political storyline imaginable: turn a celebrity protest campaign into a spot in the runoff for mayor of America’s second-largest city. Yes, that Spencer Pratt.
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