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Election-related issues and important national news the legacy media refused to cover dominated the top CNSNews stories of 2024.

Election-related issues and important national news the legacy media refused to cover dominated the top CNSNews stories of 2024.

Election-related issues and important national news the legacy media refused to cover dominated the top CNSNews stories of 2024.

Video of President Joe Biden’s often-repeated claim that white supremacy is a greater threat than either ISIS or Al-Qaeda has gone viral, in light of Wednesday’s deadly attack on pedestrians in New Orleans by a suspect displaying an ISIS flag in his vehicle.

Both the suspect in Wednesday’s deadly car attack in New Orleans and suspect in the Las Vegas car bombing that same day had previously served at the same Army base and used the same carsharing app to obtain the vehicles they used, reports reveal.

Louisiana Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) says he knows more than he’s telling about how the FBI failed to thwart Wednesday’s terror attack in New Orleans and the threat that more attacks may be imminent.

Assuming our nighttime skies are actually being flooded with drones, there are important questions that no one seems to be asking.

The abortion pill mifepristone was listed for sale on the Kroger and Sam’s Club websites in error, both retailers claimed after news reports exposed their online listings.

The Biden Administration is frantically trying to dole out as many billions of dollars as possible to fund so-called “green” initiatives and companies – and do so in a way that incoming President Donald Trump can’t reverse.

Donald Trump won the presidency in 2024 largely because he “ran in an unconventional media lane” – and he’ll continue to do so once he’s in office, the president-elect’s press secretary promises.

In response to increasing public concerns about reported drone sightings, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) added two more regions Thursday to its growing list of drone-restricted areas in the state.

More murders of business leaders are coming, two-thirds of U.S. likely voters warn in reaction to the recent slaying of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson.

Fully 41% of the nation’s young voters believe UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson’s murder was “acceptable” and nearly twice as many Democrats as Republicans agree, a new Emerson College Polling survey reveals.

A pro-fat activist has reportedly been hired by San Francisco’s Health Department to help promote “weight neutrality” and discourage stigmatization of those who are obese.