TWS News Roundup 5/24/22

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1. Judge shuts down Florida's anti-censorship law (reclaimthenet.org)

2. Hunter Biden Emails Show How Family Spurned Public Schools Despite Public Stance | The Daily Wire

3. Bill Gates Poured Millions into Dark Money Fund Attacking Elon Musk (breitbart.com)

4. Washington Post falsely claims George Floyd was 'shot and killed in police custody' | The Post Millennial

5. Ohio man charged with plot to assassinate former President George W. Bush - ABC News (go.com)

6. Trump: ‘I wouldn’t be concerned’ if Pence runs in 2024 | The Hill

7. Australia's eSafety Commissioner tells Davos it's time for a "recalibration" on human rights like "free speech" (reclaimthenet.org)

8. Judge: Surfside collapse property owners bumped up to $96M | AP News

9. UK government wants to limit online protest organization, introduce ankle monitors for disruptive protesters (reclaimthenet.org)

10. Michigan governor candidates face elimination after alleged signature fraud | The Hill

11. Russian diplomat resigns over what he calls country's 'aggressive war' on Ukraine | Just The News

12. Social Media Hammered by Mounting Questions Over Ads | Newsmax.com

13. State Farm Terminates Partnership With 'Gendercool' According to Internal Memo – RedState

14. Birth Rate Inches Up for First Time Since 2014 | Newsmax.com

15. Border Patrol union leader says Biden border policies push migrants into cartel hands | Just The News

16. Navalny rips Putin over ‘stupid war’ | The Hill

17. Taliban to sign pact with UAE on running Afghan airports | Reuters

18. Former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki to Join MSNBC This Fall - WSJ

19. CDC: Monkeypox Spread Through 'Extended Personal Contact' | Newsmax.com

20. Walmart pulling Juneteenth ice cream after social media backlash | The Hill