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The legislature in Tennessee has unanimously approved a bill that will add watermarks to absentee ballots. The Senate approved the measure 27-0 while the Tennessee House approved it 92-1. The bill is being sent to Governor Bill Lee’s desk and he is expected to sign the bill into law. The cost of the bill will …
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Arizona Sheriffs Mark Lamb and Mark Dannels, Illinois Sheriff Tony Childress, and North Carolina Sheriff Sam Page made a lot of noise this week going after Joe Biden. During an interview on Fox News, the sheriffs who serve counties at the U.S.-Mexico border and within the United States had sharp criticisms for Biden’s lack of …
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Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani during an interview on Thursday said that FBI agents who searched his home this week declined to take Hunter Biden’s hard drives. Giuliani said that seven FBI agents showed up early Wednesday morning with a warrant for electronics. He said when he asked them if they wanted to …
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President Biden is being ripped for calling the Jan. 6 storming of the Capitol the “worst attack on our democracy since the Civil War.” “January 6 was worse than 9/11? Or Pearl Harbor?” prominent journalist Glenn Greenwald asked of the president’s claim to Congress Wednesday night used as apparent proof that he was leading the US out of crisis. …
A University of Minnesota student government leader urged her peers to make life “hell” for campus cops by calling in fake incidents, according to a report Wednesday. Lauren Meyers, a member of the Minnesota Student Association Executive Board, allegedly directed students to “use up” campus cops’ resources in an effort to pressure the department’s police chief …
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The cost to U.S. taxpayers for the border crisis continues to surge in parallel with the number of illegal immigrants flooding into the country during President Joe Biden’s first 100 days in office. The Biden Administration has spent hundreds of millions of dollars for meals, medical care, legal services, and temporary facilities for those illegally …
Taxpayer costs soaring for Biden border surge, contracts show Read More »
President Biden received praise Wednesday night for the closing line to his first address to a joint session of Congress in which he said, “Thank you for your patience.” Robert A. George, a writer for Bloomberg Opinion, tweeted Biden’s ending line, calling it “possibly most honest closing line any president has delivered in one of these …
Biden praised for delivering ‘the most honest closing line of any presidential speech’ Read More »
Jeopardy contestant Kelly Donohue issued a statement condemning white supremacy Thursday. EARLIER: A growing list of more than 450 former Jeopardy contestants are calling for action after a recent winner allegedly flashed a hand gesture that has become associated with white supremacist hate groups, and, in another instance, responded to a clue with a term that is considered a slur. In …
Over 450 past Jeopardy contestants call on show to address alleged ‘white power’ symbol Read More »
Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) displayed a thermal space blanket similar to those distributed to migrants held at detention facilities at the southern border during President Biden‘s address to Congress on Wednesday. A spokesperson for Boebert told The Hill that she was trying to highlight the recent surge of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border. “President Biden did not …
Boebert takes out space blanket during Biden speech to draw attention to border surge Read More »
Federal prosecutors are moving forward with plans to charge Derek Chauvin and three other former Minneapolis police officers with federal civil rights violations, according to two local media reports in Minnesota. The Minneapolis Star-Tribune, citing a source, and KSTP-TV, citing sources with knowledge of the investigation, say the Justice Department intends to ask a grand jury …