5 Questions Moderators Should Ask Biden and Trump, Alan Schroeder Previews the Debate, the Supreme Court's Social Media Decision, 50 Illegal Migrants Linked to ISIS, & More
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- Talking Points Memo: Bill lays out five questions CNN's debate moderators should ask Joe Biden and Donald Trump at tomorrow's debate.
- Journalism professor Alan Schroeder joins the No Spin News.
- The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Biden administration in regards to the federal government having social media companies remove controversial COVID-19 and election posts.
- An NBC News report says the DHS is looking for 50 migrants linked to ISIS.
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- Final Thought: A great night in New York.
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