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Democratic lawmakers in Delaware are aiming to ram through two gun-control bills outlawing high-capacity magazines and banning the purchase of handguns unless the buyer first takes a firearms training course, gets fingerprinted and obtains a state permit. The bills were introduced late last week, and members of the public will have their first chance to …
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An “exceptional” 13-year-old girl in Virginia was shot dead — and a minor boy has now been arrested for her murder, according to police, family and reports. Lucia Whalen Bremer, an eighth-grader at Quioccasin Middle School in Richmond, Virginia, was gunned down Friday around 4:30 p.m. while walking through the Gayton Forest West subdivision in …
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Former President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump launched a new website on Tuesday, which includes new ways to communicate with their supporters. “President and Mrs. Trump are continually strengthened by the enduring spirit of the American people, and they look forward to staying in touch,” read the announcement from the office of the …
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With billions of dollars in lawsuits now in the balance, Dominion Voting Systems has quietly expanded its legal armada in recent days, as the election technology company goes after Trumpworld and conservative media giants. Clare Locke—the legal firm spearheading Dominion’s lawsuits against Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell and pillow magnate Mike Lindell—recently brought in seven attorneys …
Dominion Builds Legal Behemoth to Drain Trumpland of Billions Read More »
President Joe Biden advanced a false narrative about Georgia’s new election integrity law, claiming that it reduces voting hours, thereby compromising the ability of working-class Americans to go out and vote. This is a clear falsehood, as the law does not change Election Day hours and actually expands access for early voting, as the establishment …
School districts in counties where a majority of voters cast their ballots for Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election are more likely to have students back in classrooms, according to a website that tracks reopenings. The Return to Learn Tracker – a joint venture between the American Enterprise Institute and Davidson College – is monitoring more than 8,000 public school districts as to whether they are …
With Major League Baseball set to open the new season later this week with fans back in stadiums, toxic racial politics have reared their ugly head before the first pitch has even been thrown. There is already a chance that the All-Star Game will be pulled out of Atlanta, all as a result of the …
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The Washington Post ran a brutal “behind-the-scenes” report on how Democratic New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo prioritized COVID testing in the early months of the pandemic, including how his brother, CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, allegedly received treatment “beyond” others on the so-called VIP list. According to sources, more than “100 individuals” with close ties to the governor were referred to as “priorities,” …
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Former President Donald Trump is slamming two of his most prominent coronavirus advisers. He says Dr. Anthony Fauci and Dr. Deborah Birx are “two self-promoters trying to reinvent history.” Fauci is the chief medical adviser to President Joe Biden, and in a statement released Monday evening, Trump calls him “the king of ’flip-flops.” He accuses …
The violent crime rate may be on the decline in Baltimore, but it seems to be doing little to ease fears among many residents. On Friday, State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby announced she will no longer prosecutor low-level offenses like drug possession and prostitution. Her office stopped prosecuting those crimes when the pandemic swept the city …
Fears grow, following Mosby’s vow to ignore low-level crimes Read More »