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The winner of the competition will be entitled to a $10,000 cash prize but only those designated as ‘people of color’ are allowed to compete A Vermont-based baking company is under fire for hosting a competition that barred white contestants from participating, an attempt to “foster greater inclusivity” in the world of baking. The 2024 …
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The following commentary was adapted from remarks I delivered at an event held in Toms River, New Jersey, by the Patriot Freedom Project, an organization, founded by Cynthia Hughes, committed to shedding light on the plight of January 6 defendants and their families. Today we commemorate the third anniversary of one of the darkest days in our …
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After an ambitious electric vehicle push in recent years, the Hertz rental car company will reduce its EV fleet by one-third to make room for more gasoline-powered vehicles. In a regulatory filing submitted Thursday, the car rental giant said it will scale back roughly 20,000 electric vehicles as they have higher damage-repair costs and higher depreciation. Hertz told investors at the …
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A Delaware day care owner and her lackey were busted for running a drug-trafficking operation out of the home-based playschool, officials announced Thursday. Jessica Cooper, 29, and Cameron Christmas, 33, were taken into custody on a slew of drug and firearm charges after narcotics investigators descended on The Little Peoples LFCC 2 just after noon Wednesday …
It’s a main driver of inflation, and given repair costs, there’s no sign it’ll let up There’s no relief in sight for U.S. car owners who’ve faced soaring costs of maintaining a vehicle in the past two years. Prices of motor-vehicle insurance rose 20.3% in December from a year earlier, the biggest jump since 1976, according to the Bureau …
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The Gateway Pundit reported that Fairfax County School Board member Karl Frisch was sworn in for his second term on a stack of controversial LGBTQ books instead of the Bible. Now, parents have launched a recall effort against Frisch. Frisch chose five LGBTQ-themed books “most frequently banned by other school systems,” according to his campaign website. …
The Biden administration will begin canceling student loans for some borrowers in February, the White House announced Friday, months ahead of schedule as the president accelerates signature relief plans to tackle soaring levels of student debt. Starting next month, the Biden administration said it will start wiping loans for some borrowers who took out relatively small federal …
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Alaskans have collected enough signatures to possibly remove the scourge of rank choice voting in the state. Last March in Honolulu, I held an entire event to rail on the problems surrounding Ranked Choice Voting (RCV), also known in some parts as Instant Runoff Voting (IRV). It is the latest new-fangled idea that is creating and sustaining …
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The taxpayers of Maine have just funded the construction of several brand new apartment buildings for people who illegally crossed our border. People who were lucky enough to get these homes will live there RENT FREE for two years while they apply for work permits. This raises many questions, but here’s a big one. Why …
A federal judge has delivered a major victory for supporters of the Second Amendment. According to Reuters, U.S. District Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle ruled Friday that a federal law barring individuals from possessing a firearm in post offices is unconstitutional. Mizelle, who was appointed during the Trump administration, cited a 2022 Supreme Court ruling, New York State Rifle & …
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