Month: May 2021

Popular conservative commentator Dan Bongino launched his new radio program on Monday by airing an exclusive interview with former President Donald Trump, asking whether he will run in the 2024 presidential election. “The Dan Bongino Show” took the time slot held by the late conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh. “There’s no replacing Rush, OK? None. It’s …

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Police body camera footage captured at an incident in Baltimore County, Maryland, this month shows a snippet of what unexpected violence our men and women in blue face day after day. The Official Baltimore County Police & Fire YouTube channel included audio recordings of neighbors’ 911 calls regarding an active shooter incident. “We just had a house blow up. …

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Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) joined Maria Bartiromo on Sunday Morning Futures this AM. Cotton is famously the first politician to suggest back in February 2020 that the COVID-19 virus originated in a Wuhan, China lab. Here is a timeline of the Gain of Function research in the US and when the pause was lifted in 2017. More

Walmart said Monday that an “external bad actor” is to blame for sending out racist emails to customers. Twitter users over the weekend drew attention to fake emails that they received from the address “help@walmart.com.” The emails greeted users with a racial slur. “We discovered that an external bad actor created false Walmart accounts with …

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One year ago, few Americans outside of higher education had heard of Critical Race Theory, which contends the concept of race is not biological but rather a culturally invented category designed by white people to oppress people of color. Now, having leaked from its academic lab, CRT is spreading exponentially to school boards, corporate offices, …

‘Evil’ Critical Race Theory ‘fruit’ of Marxist ‘long march,’ says Os Guinness Read More »

New Jersey authorities have arrested and charged one individual so far in relation to the deadly shooting at a house party over the weekend, which resulted in two deaths and a dozen others injured. Cumberland County prosecutor Jennifer Webb-McRae announced during a press conference Monday that Kevin K. Dawkins, 36, had been arrested and charged with several counts related …

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The advisory commission was established by the Trump administration in November 2020 to celebrate and promote the principles enshrined in the nation’s founding documents. It is commonly seen as a response to The New York Times’ controversial 1619 Project, which argues that the United States was founded as, and remains today, a racist nation. Nearly …

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Dominion Energy customers may be eligible for arrears forgiveness as a result of the pandemic. The company reports as U.S. vaccination rates rise and COVID-19 cases fall, many of their customers continue to face challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In Virginia, Dominion Energy says they will continue the pause on disconnections for nonpayment. Customers …

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In one of the most disturbing tales to come from Richmond, Virginia’s moves to erase history, they are now planning to dig up the grave of Confederate General Ambrose Powell Hill, according to a new report. To make the matter even more ghoulish, the city has not actually come up with a plan yet on …

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An endorsement from current Mayor Bill de Blasio would be an albatross around the neck of a Democratic candidate in the race to replace him, according to a new poll. A full 40 percent of likely Democratic primary voters said they were less likely to support Hizzoner’s choice in the June 22 race — compared with 28 percent who …

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