C.G. Jones is a journalist who writes for Human Events and The Post Millennial, with featured work also appearing in The Hockey Writers. Known for covering a wide range of topics, Jones focuses on reporting on political events, national security issues, and controversial social issues.
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By: C.G. Jones
“I can’t wait to read your name in the f*cking obituary.”
By: C.G. Jones
Choudary praised those responsible for the attacks during 9/11, saying they were “magnificent martyrs.”
By: C.G. Jones
“As I’ve stated publicly already in my New Nation interview, biologics came with some of these recoveries.”
By: C.G. Jones
The latest development has resulted in 98 total people being arrested, with at least 79 arrests carried out by the FBI.
By: C.G. Jones
“I did anticipate that it would come to this – but I didn’t think that I would be the first major case that I would discover.”
By: C.G. Jones
“You should be vigilant at this time.”
“I get no response when I ask who they think owns it.”
By: C.G. Jones
“Our Comedy Unleashed gig at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe has been CANCELLED by our venue following online pressure.”
The Minnesota Wild announced Wednesday that they have signed Marat Khusnutdinov to a two-year entry-level contract.
The Minnesota Wild have come up short in key inter-conference contests over the past few weeks, and it appears their hopes of making another playoff run are quickly fading.
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