Month: July 2021

California Governor Gavin Newsom, who is facing a recall election in two months, has drawn far more support from billionaire donors than any of his opponents — by a compelling margin. Altogether, 23 billionaires have donated to a California gubernatorial candidate, according to a search of the California Secretary of State’s Cal-Access Campaign Finance database. …

Here Are The Billionaires Backing California’s Governor And His Opponent Caitlyn Jenner Read More »

A Detroit woman refused to wait for the police to track down the suspected thief who stole her Mercedes Benz, so she took matters into her own hands. Bianca Chambers posted about her stolen car on Facebook and the post went viral. She used social media tips to track her car throughout the city. At …

Detroit woman drags man by his locs after tracking down stolen Mercedes Benz Read More »

EXPLOSIVE – WE CAUGHT THEM: Audit Documents Were Created Last Week for Georgia Election Audit Completed in November Only After Our FOIA Request

Senate Democrats on Friday introduced a bill to remove statues of Confederate figures and other defenders of slavery and segregation from display in the U.S. Capitol after a broad bipartisan majority of the House passed it last month. The bill would remove 11 statues of Confederate figures currently on display in the Capitol, including ones of Confederate President Jefferson …

Senate Democrats Introduce House-Passed Bill Removing Confederate Statues From Capitol Read More »

Anyone who looked at the events of 2020 and projected a coup attempt onto Donald Trump has no place in senior government leadership, let alone a Dairy Queen serving Blizzards. What better way to know the U.S. military is compromised—aside from racially extremist trainings and leftist propaganda videos—than when its top officer ignores widespread violence from one political …

New Book Shows Top U.S. General Comparing Trump Supporters To Nazis Seeking A ‘Coup’ Read More »

The federal government will appeal a judge’s decision Friday to halt all new applications to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, President Joe Biden said Saturday morning, as the nine-year-old initiative offering protection from deportation to undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children face legal peril and an uncertain political fate. Houston-based federal …

Biden Vows To Appeal Texas Judge’s DACA Ban — Here’s What Happens Next Read More »

One must wonder how seriously the Georgia secretary of state takes its fraud investigation if its staffer frames those who violate state law as merely ‘trying to exercise their right to vote.’ As the Georgia secretary of state’s office continues to investigate evidence that indicates more than 10,300 Georgians may have illegally voted in the …

Georgia Voting Official Makes Excuses For Residents Who Illegally Voted in 2020 Read More »

A Texas man who thought vaccines were “poison” died from COVID-19 after spending 17 days in hospital on a ventilator. Alan Scott Lanoix, a father of three boys from Katy, Texas, was too afraid to get a coronavirus shot and believed he had some level of immunity after he was exposed to the virus at …

The sister of a man who died from COVID-19 after calling vaccines ‘poison’ wants people to get shots in her brother’s memory Read More »

She’s a criminal oversharer. Oklahoma police tracked down a suspect on their “Most Wanted” list — after she asked about reward money in a reply to their Facebook post about her alleged crime, authorities said. Lorraine Graves was busted on a charge of accessory to murder after she commented on a Tulsa Police Department post …

Woman comments on police ‘Most Wanted’ post about her, gets arrested Read More »

Back in February, I wrote about the national grocery chain Kroger’s announcement that it was closing low-performing stores in Seattle and Long Beach, California, after the two cities passed laws requiring grocery stores to pay their front-line workers additional $4-per-hour “hero pay” during the pandemic. “Giant corporations love to use splashy intimidation tactics like this …

Kroger closed grocery stores rather than give workers a $4 raise. Now it’s padding shareholders’ pockets with a $1 billion stock-buyback scheme. Read More »