Month: April 2021

Video has emerged in the shooting of Ma’Khia Bryant, 16, who was shot and killed while she was attempting to stab another girl, showing her screaming, “I’m going to stab the f*** out of you, b****,” as she lunged toward the girl before she was shot. More

The Biden administration’s proposal to fund education programs informed by critical race theory (CRT) likely violates civil rights laws and federalism principles, according to an academic group. The right-leaning National Association of Scholars (NAS) isn’t just critical of the wisdom of the proposed rule, which would prioritize federal funding for history and civics programs that “incorporate culturally …

Biden administration presses ahead with critical race theory that some see as ‘racist’ Read More »

WASHINGTON, DC: Congressman Andy Harris, M.D., expressed disappointment after the University System of Maryland mandated that all students, faculty, and staff be vaccinated for COVID-19 as a condition of returning to campus in the fall. Congressman Harris issued the following statement: “As a physician, I have administered many COVID-19 vaccines – and I continue to encourage everyone, especially …

Harris Disappointed in University of Maryland System Vaccine Mandate Read More »

Former HUD Secretary Ben Carson is calling for a “real, open” investigation of the 2020 presidential election. During an interview on Fox News, Carson told host Neil Cavuto that he agrees that Donald Trump “was robbed” of an election victory. “I think it’s certainly worthy of investigation,” Carson said. Carson voiced his full support for …

Ben Carson Calls For Investigation Of Election: ‘If There’s Nothing To Hide, There Should Be Nothing To Worry About’ Read More »

If you can name just one billiards player, it’s probably Jeanette Lee, who is known as the Black Widow. She recently learned she has Stage 4 ovarian cancer. Jeanette Lee during an XTM International Team Carom Challenge match in Goyang, South Korea, in 2007.Credit…Seung-il Ryu/NurPhoto, via Getty Images By Jonathan Abrams April 23, 2021 Jeanette Lee, …

The Black Widow of Pool Stares Down a New Challenge: Cancer Read More »

Caitlyn Jenner is launching a bid for governor of California. Jenner, a former Olympic decathlete and reality TV star, tweeted on Friday, “I’m in! California is worth fighting for.” On Friday, Jenner filed paperwork to run and wrote in a statement, “For the past decade, we have seen the glimmer of the Golden State reduced by …

Caitlyn Jenner Files Paperwork To Run for Governor of California Read More »

A black woman called into the “Rush Limbaugh Show” Thursday to deliver a passionate message to fellow black Americans, urging them to disavow the victim mentality that blames white people, systemic racism, and police for all the problems in the black community. The caller, who identified herself as Joyce from Houston, began the segment by commenting on …

Black woman calls ‘Rush Limbaugh Show’ with message for her community: America, police, white people are not our problem, ‘We are our problem!’ Read More »

Can the Biden administration have its climate change cake and eat it, too? With a new goal of slashing greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, vast portions of the U.S. economy and the federal government would have to shrink emissions quickly. But pressed by the need to engage in great power competition, the Department of Defense has little …

The Pentagon Can’t Afford to Go Green at Warfighters’ Expense Read More »

Remember George Floyd Square in Minneapolis? The “autonomous zone” of several barricaded blocks where Floyd died last May that the city has allowed to exist — and that’s now controlled by thuggish, left-wing militants? Well, if you’re itching to pay a visit to George Floyd Square anytime soon — and you happen to be white — …

Rules ‘for white people’ posted at barricaded entrance of George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, the ‘sacred space’ where he died Read More »

The United States Postal office has their own police force called the “United States Postal Inspection Service” (USPIS) that boasts roughly 1,200 members. The oldest continually operating federal law enforcement agency, its started goal is to protect the postal service, its employees, and its infrastructure. Their jurisdiction only covers crimes that affect the use of …

USPS Has Been Quietly Running a Program That Monitors Americans’ Social Media Posts Read More »