Month: May 2021

Two men were booted from Yankee Stadium after unraveling a banner saying “Trump Won Save America” at the Yankees-Blue Jays doubleheader Thursday. Photos revealed by New York Post show the men hanging the flag from the second deck. At one point a man from the deck below reportedly attempted to pull the banner down before security guards …

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President Trump sat down with Wayne Allyn Root this week for an exclusive interview on his nationally- syndicated radio show, “Wayne Allyn Root: Raw & Unfiltered” on USA Radio Network. During their discussion, President Trump was asked about the ongoing forensic audits taking place in several states today. Via The Storm Has Arrived on Telegram: President Trump’s …

President Trump: “What Happens when People Find Out All These States Are Gonna Flip, Does That Mean You Go 3.5 Years With Someone Destroying Our Country?” Read More »

At ease, Joe. President Joe Biden raised eyebrows — and a few alarms — Friday when he lavishly complimented a little girl on her appearance during remarks at a Virginia military base. “I love those barrettes in your hair, man,” Biden said. “I tell you what, look at her, she looks like she’s 19 years old, …

‘Looks like she’s 19’: Uproar after Biden’s remarks about girl at Virginia military base Read More »

ALBANY, N.Y. — Vaccinated kids aged 12 to 17 will have a chance to win a full ride to public universities and colleges in New York, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday. The governor said the state will raffle off 50 scholarships, which would cover four years of tuition, room and board, books and supplies. New …

In NY, vaccinated teens can enter raffle for free college Read More »

Twitter has a removed a post from 1980’s pop singer Richard Marx that GOP Sen. Rand Paul said encourage violence against him. The social media/messaging platform said Wednesday the Marx’s tweet violated its rules, according to Politico. Paul on Tuesday criticized Marx and his tweet, calling him a “C-list” celebrity on Just The News’ “The Water Cooler” after the Kentucky senator received a package with threatening …

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When Idaho Gov. Brad Little (R) was out of state this week, Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin (R) became acting governor in Little’s absence and took the opportunity to issue an executive order banning mask mandates in the state, including those imposed by local governments. Gov. Little left the state to attend the Republican Governors Association …

Idaho Lt. Gov. fills in while governor out of state, issues executive order banning mask mandates Read More »

This article is in your queue. Open Queue President Joe Biden’s proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year assumes that a hike in the capital-gains tax rate took effect in late April, meaning that it already would be too late for high-income investors to realize gains at lower tax rates, according to a Wall Street …

Biden plans retroactive hike in capital-gains taxes, so it may be already too late for investors to avoid it: report Read More »

Former President Trump on Friday responded to a recent speech by former House Speaker Paul Ryan in which he implied Trump’s brand of politics was ruinous for Republicans, calling Ryan a “curse” on the party. “Paul Ryan has been a curse to the Republican Party,” Trump said in statement on his website. “He has no clue …

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In the latest and most extraordinary effort yet to boost California’s flagging COVID-19 vaccination rates, state officials on Thursday announced what appears to be the largest inoculation incentive in the nation: the chance for 10 residents to win $1.5 million apiece. The goal of the multimillion-dollar giveaway is simple: Give residents every possible motivation to …

California to pay $116.5 million in gifts, cash to those who get COVID vaccinations Read More »