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Politics

Stacey Abrams' 'Lavish Spending' Habits Left Campaign $1 Million in the Red

Employees complained of being unable to pay rent after the campaign failed to pay them their salaries.

By Ben KewDec 21, 2022

Politics

MTG Blasts Mitch McConnell for 'Betrayal' of Republicans, Pushing Biden's 'Omnimonster' Bill

'The American taxpayers are literally paying to prop up many countries all over the world in foreign aid, but America is virtually crumbling before our eyes.'

By Olivia RondeauDec 21, 2022

Opinion

Munchausen by Progressivism: The Left's Attempt to Control Black Voices

If you don’t want to be their adopted trophy anymore, it must be because you’re not really Black, or you really want to be White because you hate yourself.

By Adam B. ColemanDec 21, 2022

World

Zelensky to Ask Biden for Even More Financial Support for Ukraine

The meetings come as the House prepares to vote on the next, and largest, cash fund for Ukraine yet — $45 billion.

By Olivia RondeauDec 21, 2022

Economy

Disney Stock Set for Worst Year Since 1974 as 'Avatar' Sequel Disappoints on Opening Weekend

'Avatar: The Way of Water' underperformed on its opening weekend.

By Ben KewDec 21, 2022

National Security

Project Veritas Reveals Teenage Migrants Being Held in 'Stash Houses' by Cartels

'They told me they were part of a cartel…If I or my family didn't pay, I would have a bad time.'

By Alex TimothyDec 21, 2022

Culture

Biden Spending Bill Sets Aside $7.5 Million for LGBT Projects

$1.2 million is earmarked for LGBTQIA+ Pride Centers, $3 million for the American LGBTQ+ Museum in New York City, and $856k for the "LGBT Center" in New York.

By Mia AshtonDec 21, 2022

Faith & Family

Posobiec at AMFEST: America Facing a 'Fifth-Generational Conflict'

"I'm a Christian, but I'm done turning the other cheek," Posobiec said. "Now is the time for action! Now is the time for victory! Now is the time to take back our country, and we're doing it."

By Human EventsDec 20, 2022

Faith & Family

'Fortnite' Developer Epic Games Fined $520 Million for Children's Privacy Breaches, 'Dark Patterns and Billing Practices'

"As our complaints note, Epic used privacy-invasive default settings and deceptive interfaces that tricked Fortnite users, including teenagers and children," said FTC Chair Lina M. Khan.

By Ben KewDec 20, 2022

Culture

Study Finds 38% of Students at Liberal Arts Colleges Identify as LGBTQ

The data indicated that the student population of several liberal arts colleges could actually be majority LGBTQ.

By Jarryd JaegerDec 20, 2022

World

Candace Owens: Sam Brinton Teaches Us to Trust Our God-Given Gut Feelings About 'Crazy' People

'If it looks like a crazy person and acts like a crazy person. It might be a crazy person.'

By Celine Ryan CiccioDec 19, 2022

Media

CNN Chief Complains of 'Uninformed Vitriol' From the Left Over Network's Changing Direction

“The uninformed vitriol, especially from the left, has been stunning,” Licht told the Times. “Which proves my point: so much of what passes for news is name-calling, half-truths and desperation.”

By Ben KewDec 19, 2022

Opinion

MCCOTTER: 'Purging Dr. Carson! Purging Dr. Carson!'

'It's very sad that we've reached the point where political ideology trumps the whole purpose of an educational institution.'

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotterDec 19, 2022

Politics

Donald Trump Declines to Endorse Dhillon or McDaniel for RNC Chair: 'I Like Both of Them'

“I think they’re both good,” Trump said in an interview with Breitbart News.

By Ben KewDec 19, 2022

Culture

ROGER STONE and POSOBIEC: Who Really Shot JFK?

"Let me put it to this way; Lyndon and I both wanted to be president," Richard Nixon once told Stone. "The difference was I wasn't willing to kill for it."

By Joshua YoungDec 19, 2022

Politics

Maricopa County Election Officials Unable to Reconcile 15,000 Vote Disparity

"Unable to currently reconcile SOS listing with our estimates from yesterday," wrote county recorder Stephen Richer. "So there's a 15,000 difference somewhere."

By Human EventsDec 18, 2022

Culture

Students at New York Liberal Arts College Demand 'A' Grades for Everyone

The $44,000 school boasts a long list of famous alumni including past presidents of Israel and Namibia, actor Jesse Eisenberg, playwright Tennessee Williams, and the economist Franklin D. Roosevelt III.

By Ben KewDec 17, 2022

Culture

Sen. Mazie Hirono Stalls Biden Nominee Over 'Anti-Asian' Racism for Prosecuting Alleged Chinese Spy

"Mr. Arrowood has put his life on the line to protect and defend our country," said Sen. Marsha Blackburn. "It is a shame that some Senate Democrats now want to disqualify him for prosecuting a potential CCP spy at UT."

By Ben KewDec 17, 2022

World

POSOBIEC: Biden Admin Considering Sending More Troops to Ukraine to ‘Track Arms’

A former U.S. official has described the move as 'classic mission creep,' an allegation the defence department described as 'ridiculous.'

By Alex TimothyDec 16, 2022

Opinion

This Collectivist New York City Bill Will Hurt the Workers It Claims to Protect

Employers will go straight to people that have already gotten halfway up the greasy pole.

By Jacqueline ToboroffDec 16, 2022

World

FIFA Rebuffs Zelensky's Demand to Share 'Message of Peace' at World Cup Final

“We thought FIFA wanted to use its platform for the greater good,” a source from Zelensky's office said.

By Ben KewDec 16, 2022

Media

CNN Pundits Upset They Weren't Handed Twitter Files

'Our email is out there. Slide into our DMs. With the files. Please.'

By Joshua YoungDec 15, 2022

Culture

TSA Spends $18.6 Million on 'Non-Binary Screening Systems'

Of the 26,542 screening complaints TSA receives annually, just 6% of those complaints are from members of the LGBT community.

By Ben KewDec 15, 2022

World

Bizarre Study Claims Unvaccinated People More Likely to Cause Car Accidents

The thesis rests on the idea that people who resist vaccines may also "neglect basic road safety guidelines."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzDec 15, 2022

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