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Texas state legislators on Monday voted to approve a bill that would withhold funding from state sports teams that choose not to play the national anthem before athletic events. According to Senate Bill 4, also called the “Star Spangled Banner Protection Act,” professional sports teams would forfeit the opportunity to further receive state money and may …

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Blue states like California claim to have the interests of lower-class Americans at heart, but a video posted on TikTok shows the real dystopian consequences of progressive policies. A user by the name of “supersnacksupreme” posted the video of a “Postmates robot” on the social media site on Thursday. In it, the high-tech delivery machine …

Depressing Dystopian Scene in Los Angeles as High-Tech Restaurant Delivery Robot Skirts Around Barefoot Homeless Man Read More »

Cybercriminals launched a serious attack on the Microsoft Exchange Server in March. After assessing the breach, the company’s Threat Intelligence Center concluded with “high confidence” the attack had originated in China, from the sophisticated Chinese hacking group Hafnium, according to the Washington Examiner. This group is said to have ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Outside …

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Seven Republican lawmakers in the Maine House of Representatives lost their committee posts on Monday after they were recorded entering a legislative building without masks despite rules requiring them. According to The Associated Press, the seven conservative lawmakers lost their committee assignments on Monday over the issue. The incident that led to the lawmakers losing their …

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Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill on Monday that seeks to punish social media platforms that remove “conservative ideas” from their sites, though it is not clear if it would pass constitutional muster because it might violate the First Amendment. The new law will enable the state to fine large social media companies …

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Media mogul Byron Allen is suing McDonald’s for racial discrimination and is seeking $10 billion in damages. Allen Media Group divisions Entertainment Studios Networks, Inc. — parent owner of theGrio — and Weather Group, LLC filed a lawsuit on Thursday, accusing McDonald’s of racial discrimination. The filing alleges that McDonald’s discriminated against Allen’s media entities by refusing contracts and …

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Former Senate candidate and presidential hopeful Beto O’Rourke (D) is reportedly considering making another bid for elected office. The Associated Press reported on Monday that O’Rourke has “not ruled out challenging Republican Gov. Greg Abbott in 2022 but has taken no formal steps toward a campaign, like calling donors or recruiting staff,” citing a top aide to O’Rourke. If …

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A new poll finds that a majority of Republicans believe that former President Donald Trump is the “true president.” A new Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Monday asked respondents to answer the question, “Who do you think the true President is right now?” Fifty-three percent of Republicans said Trump is, while 47% said President Joe Biden is the “true president.” …

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The congressional push to remove Confederate names from Pentagon properties, including storied Army posts, could eventually affect hundreds of items and facilities, the chair of the Naming Commission said Friday. Michelle Howard, a retired Navy admiral who heads the commission, told reporters her group began its work in March, with an interim report due to Congress in …

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Former GOP Sen. John Warner from Virginia, who served in Congress for five terms and played a central role in shaping military affairs legislation, has died. He was 94. The Washington Post reported Wednesday that Warner’s Chief of Staff Carter Cornick announced the former senator’s death, and longtime chief of staff Susan A. Magill told The Associated Press that the former …

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