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Bannon: Frustration Peaks Over Tina Peters Detention STEVE BANNON (HOST): I want to go to John Case. John is at the tip of the spear in the Tina Peters situation. The President has pardoned her. We had you on the other day. Any update? People are more frustrated on this situation than just about everything. And …
Tina Peters Still Held as Political Prisoner as Evidence on Voting Machines Mounts Read More »
Michael Woods Credit: Scranton Police Department A deranged psychopath carried out a crime straight from a horror movie in Democrat-run Scranton, Pennsylvania earlier this week. As People Magazine reported, The Scranton Police Department revealed that two innocent women and a service dog were killed during a machete attack on the sixth floor of the Hotel Jermyn Apartments …
HORROR: Deranged Monster Slaughters Two Women and Service Dog in Bloody Machete Attack Read More »
Ignoring the undergirding mental illness aspect of homelessness is not compassion; it is reckless policy. The tragic case of the murder of Rob Reiner and his wife in their Brentwood, Calif. home, allegedly by their once-homeless, drug-addicted son, who was arrested for the crime last night, illustrates how untreated mental illness and addiction perpetuates cycles of instability, violence, and …
No, Mayor-Elect Mamdani, the Homeless Are Not an Apartment Away From a Good Life Read More »
The Walt Disney Co. on Thursday announced it will make a $1 billion equity investment in OpenAI and will allow users to make videos with its copyrighted characters on its Sora app. OpenAI launched Sora in September, and it allows users to create short videos by simply typing in a prompt. As part of the startup’s new three-year licensing agreement with …
The lawsuits include two China-based television companies Hisense and TCL Technology Group Corporation, which Paxton claimed poses serious concerns about consumer data harvesting. Texas Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton filed lawsuits Monday against five major television companies for allegedly spying on state residents by secretly recording what they watch in their own homes. The lawsuits include two …
Texas AG sues five major TV companies for allegedly spying on state residents Read More »
So much for cutting cords and cutting your costs. With recent price increases by Disney+ and Netflix, the average American household is spending about $70 a month on streaming services, Wallethub analyst Chip Lupo told The Post. “You’re probably paying just as much for all those combined as you were paying for cable,” Lupo said. …
Streamers are raising prices at an astonishing rate — here’s how much more you’re paying Read More »
Yellow perch are becoming more available in the upper reaches of the tidal rivers this month and offer good fishing opportunities. With the close of striped bass season, blue catfish can fill in the gaps for tidal anglers through the winter months. The blue catfish will congregate in the deeper channel waters. Anglers will find …
Facebook now accounts for the vast majority of scams on social media, according to an explosive new study – and critics claim it’s because Mark Zuckerberg’s tech giant is more focused on making money than protecting customers, The Post has learned. Last year, Meta forecast it would earn $16 billion – or 10% of its …
A 24-year-old man whom authorities apprehended in connection with the Brown University mass shooting was released from custody and the real gunman is still at large, authorities announced during a surprise press conference late Sunday. Benjamin Erickson was cuffed just before dawn Sunday at a Hampton Inn hotel near Brown — but now investigators are saying …
The first victim of the deadly school shooting at Brown University has been identified as a sophomore student and vice president of the school’s college Republican club, Ella Cook, according to her Alabama parish and a former classmate. The news of Cook’s death was shared during a service at the Cathedral Church of the Advent in her hometown of Birmingham. Cook was …
Sophomore Ella Cook ID’d as first victim in Brown University shooting Read More »