Month: April 2021

Three suspects have been arrested and charged on Sunday after a pregnant Prince George’s County 18-year-old was shot and killed last week. Prince George’s County police say they have identified and charged three people with Wednesday’s deadly shooting of 18-year-old J’Lyn Quinones, and all three were taken into custody in D.C. Quinones and another female …

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On Friday, Gov. Kay Ivey (R-Ala.) signed H.B. 391, which requires K-12 schools to restrict membership in single-sex sports teams to biological males or females. The law will protect fairness in women’s sports below the collegiate level. Alabama became the fifth state to defend fairness in women’s sports from President Joe Biden’s pro-transgender push to …

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A family accused of selling a toxic industrial bleach as a coronavirus cure through their Florida-based church has been indicted on federal charges. A federal grand jury in Miami returned an indictment Thursday charging Mark Grenon, 62, and his sons, Jonathan, 34, Jordan, 26, and Joseph, 32, with one count each of conspiracy to commit …

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What the media did (and didn’t) cover at Atlanta, Boulder, and the Capitol Nearly a week after Robert Aaron Long opened fire at two Atlanta-area spas, killing eight people, including six Asian women, MSNBC’s Jonathan Capehart offered a stirring sermon to his viewers on the attack, insisting it was yet another instance of “discrimination and violence” against …

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From the Deep South to Big Sky country, state legislators are taking preemptive action to introduce and pass laws that would nullify any new gun control measures taken by President Biden and his administration. Montana became the latest to act this past week when Gov. Greg Gianforte signed a bill into law that bans law …

Hell no, not our guns! State legislatures seek to preempt Biden restrictions Read More »

(NEWSMAX) – Secretary of State Antony Blinken will allow U.S. diplomatic outposts to fly the Pride flag alongside the U.S. flag, in a reversal from the State Department under his predecessor, Mike Pompeo. Blinken, in a confidential cable obtained by Foreign Policy, gave the authorization to fly the Pride flag ahead of May 17, which …

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A National Institutes of Health official announced the discovery of more than 500 “scientists of concern” with connections to China and other foreign influences who are working in academic institutions and research programs that receive federal funding. The announcement was made Thursday by Michael Lauer, the NIH deputy director for extramural research, during a hearing before the …

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The head of the union for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is lashing out at an Indiana prosecutor he says failed to use the state’s “red flag” gun law against the alleged FedEx shooter. Marion County prosecutor Ryan Mears has admitted his office declined to pursue a competency hearing against Brandon Hole, 19, last year, as allowed …

Cop big rips Indianapolis prosecutor for not ‘red flagging’ FedEx shooter Brandon Hole Read More »

Former professional soccer player Lori Lindsey claimed Saturday that banning transgender athletes in women’s sports was a way to “uphold white supremacy.” Zak began the segment by noting that legislators in the state of Pennsylvania had joined those from several other states in introducing a bill that would ban transgender athletes from participating on women’s sports teams. Democratic Pennsylvania …

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A shadowy company set up last September linked to a DARPA / FBI contractor who peddled a ‘lawful intercept’ internet spy device to government agencies and law enforcement a decade ago, took over a massive portion of the Pentagon’s idle internet addresses on the day of President Biden’s inauguration, according to an in-depth investigation by the Associated …

“This Is Massive”: Shadowy DARPA-Linked Company Took Over ‘Chunk’ Of Pentagon’s Internet In Inauguration Day Mystery Read More »