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A famous photo taken in Princeton, New Jersey in 1955 depicts Albert Einstein’s office the day he passed away. One would imagine a thinker of such superior intellect would have the finest productivity tricks and systems to keep his brilliant brain as clutter-free as possible. Did he have a standing desk? Were his books alphabetized for easy reference? Did he use …
Prominent lawmakers spent tens of thousands of dollars on private security guards and other protection following the Capitol riots, a Punchbowl News analysis of campaign finance records shows. These members of Congress include many Republicans who voted to impeach former President Donald Trump in the wake of the January 6 insurrection. Members of Congress are permitted …
Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH) ripped Fauci apart on Thursday for flip-flopping on Covid mitigation measures. Rep. Jordan, the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, demanded Fauci give him a date for the end of Covid restrictions. “15 days to slow the spread turned into 1 year of lost liberty,” Jim Jordan said. To no …
The chief operating officer and chief financial officer in the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office warned that “[s]omeone is going to get hurt” if President Joe Biden continues to spread lies about Georgia’s new voting law. In an Op-Ed for The Washington Post, Gabriel Sterling wrote about the similarities between the lies Biden is spreading about …
Is it better to punish perceived racism so harshly that it practically disappears, or to improve the confidence of minorities so that racist incidents don’t bother them? White liberals prefer the punitive approach to the “resilience option” by more than two to one (71-29%), according to a new report by a politics professor based on nearly three …
White liberals want to punish racism more harshly than blacks do, survey finds Read More »
Kelly Schulz, the head of Maryland’s Commerce Department, announced Wednesday she will seek the Republican nomination in the state’s 2022 governor’s race. Schulz is the first Republican and first woman to enter the race. “I’m running for governor so we can continue to build upon all of our past successes and fulfill the great promise …
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) challenged Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) to a debate about the Green New Deal in a series of tweets on Wednesday. “.@AOC I’d like to challenge you to a debate on the Green New Deal economic policy,” Greene tweeted. Greene said that with her degree in business administration and experience running a company and Ocasio-Cortez’s degree …
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A UFC fighter said she will not apologize for anti-communist remarks she made ahead of a fight against a Chinese competitor. “If you’re confused about any of my opinions, you can watch the documentary, and you could get a good idea as to what my family had to go through, the reason I’m in the …
A popular high school teacher and coach from Union County, North Carolina, was killed in a shootout on April 8 while he and his brother-in-law were attempting to rob a Mexican drug cartel, authorities said. The news is reportedly sending shockwaves through the community as students and colleagues say they remember Barney Harris — who taught …
MyPillow founder Mike Lindell is set on Monday to launch his own social media platform – “Frank” – as a free-speech alternative welcoming conservatives and Trump-supporters like him and others who have been banned from major platforms like Facebook and Twitter. But no cussing. “You’re not gonna have to worry about what you’re saying or worry …