Month: April 2021

Secretary of State Antony Blinken is allowing U.S. embassies and consulates worldwide to fly an LGBTQ pride flag on the same pole as the United States flag. The authorization is a change from the Trump administration, which banned any other flags from flying on the same pole as the U.S. flag, according to Foreign Policy magazine, which said it learned of the …

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President Trump slammed NBA star Lebron James Thursday night for tweeting out a photo of the Ohio cop who shot and killed Ma’Khia Bryant as she attempted to stab two other women and captioning it ‘YOU’RE NEXT’. In a statement released by his office, Trump said that Lebron’s “RACIST rants are divisive, nasty, insulting, and demeaning.” …

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During debate on the Washington, D.C., statehood bill on Thursday, South Carolina Republican Rep. Nancy Mace called the legislation “ideological terrorism.” The bill would repeal the 23rd Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and redraw the existing boundaries of the nation’s capital to create the “State of Washington, Douglass Commonwealth.” The legislation passed in the House following the debate, 216-208, along party lines. …

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Conservative justices signal shift away from clemency for youth offenders The Supreme Court on Thursday made it easier to sentence juvenile murderers to life in prison without parole, ruling against a Mississippi inmate who killed his grandfather when he was 15. The question was whether courts must find that a youth offender has no capacity …

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A Bladensburg Police officer faces multiple sex charges after authorities say he sexually abused a minor in Baltimore County, according to the Bladensburg Police Department. LoQune Brown is charged with two counts of third-degree sex offense, two counts of sex abuse of a minor, and two counts of second-degree assault. The Baltimore County Police Department …

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi made clear she does not believe all women who accuse men of sexual misconduct, a new book on the powerful California Democrat reveals. “We loved him and trusted him, and it was never any question,” Pelosi told USA Today’s Susan Page about her brother “Roosie,” or Franklin Delano Roosevelt D’Alesandro, who was …

‘Never Any Question’: Nancy Pelosi Says She Never Believed Her Brother’s Accuser in Trial for Infamous Gang Rape of Underage Girls Read More »

One-third of likely black voters are less likely to purchase Coca-Cola after it spoke out against Georgia’s election integrity law — despite the false left-wing narrative that the law suppresses minority voters — a Rasmussen Reports survey released Wednesday found. Coca-Cola is one of the first companies to speak out against Georgia’s law, which improves …

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When I occasionally complain about the left politicizing race, fellow conservatives often say to me, “Don’t worry about this. They’ve lost all credibility on the issue, trivializing it by overuse. They’re getting no traction with it.” Oh? You’d have to be blind and deaf to deny that this tactic is working for the left politically …

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‘I would have voted guilty’ Lisa Christensen, an alternate juror in the Derek Chauvin murder case, admitted this week that she was worried about people showing up at her door if they weren’t happy with the verdict handed down. Christensen spoke with KARE-TV, where she recalled her experience as an alternate juror in the nation’s most-talked …

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Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian anticipates some proof of immunity to the coronavirus will be required to travel internationally but said the company will rely on regulators around the world to determine what is required and won’t be using term “vaccine passport.” “We don’t call it a vaccine passport. It carries too many connotations. …

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