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Experts said it’s “frightening” and “terrifying” that Speaker Mike Johnson installed the program on his devices.
Madison Hall
Madison is a Data Reporter for INSIDER. She is an avid fan of visualizing data and information into fun and new ways. In 2019 she was awarded “Best Information Graphic” by the Missouri Press Association for her infographic on phage display research completed by Nobel laureate, Dr. George Smith. In 2022, Digiday named her the “Journalist of the Year.”
A Houston native, she loves watching Houston sports and eating tamales and Tex-Mex. She graduated from the University of Missouri in 2019 with a degree in Data Journalism. She once successfully caught a field goal in an SEC game.
Examples of her work:
Biden is the problem
Democrats are already largely committed to supporting Biden in 2024, but after seeing Tuesday’s results, they may have to rethink their strategy.
A Republican senator said ‘nobody’s buying’ Tuberville’s claims that blocking hundreds of promotions hasn’t impacted military readiness
Sen. Dan Sullivan’s comments come less than a week after he and other GOP senators tore into Tuberville on the Senate floor.
Experts warn the program Mike Johnson used to keep himself from watching porn is akin to ‘a modern day wiretap program’
Experts said it’s “frightening” and “terrifying” that Speaker Mike Johnson installed the program on his devices.
Mike Johnson said he and his 17-year-old son use an app that alerts each other if they look at porn
Mike Johnson touted “Covenant Eyes,” an app designed to discourage porn use by snooping on your phone.
Speaker Mike Johnson refuses to ‘put people over politics’ in apparent typo in fundraising email
House Democrats have used “people over politics” in recent years in speeches and social media campaigns.
Madison hall
Landmark Madison Hall . is a GREAT place to hold a business meeting, conference, shower, wedding, reception, reunion, or social/entertainment event.
Madison Hall was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. A symbol of the town of Eaton and village of Morrisville, the building sits in the center of Morrisville on historic US Route 20. Madison Hall was constructed in 1865 and was once the county seat for Madison County in New York State. The current building is the last of three courthouses built on the same site. The original courthouse built in 1817 was a simple wooden structure and was demolished in 1849. It was replaced with a sturdier more attractive building of Greek Revival features and stood for 15 years. On October 11, 1864 it is rumored that the notorious NY Loomis gang set fire to this building because they wanted to destroy county records since a gang member was on trial. Replacing the burned down building, the present building was erected on the old stone foundation, preserving the previous steps and porch floor. In 1909 the county seat was moved north to Wampsville, NY. In 1910 the courthouse became the main instructional and administrative facility on the newly established New York State School of Agriculture which later became Morrisville State College. The historic courthouse now sits on the edge of the college campus.
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