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Condé Nast’s culinary magazine Epicurious announced Monday that it will no longer publish beef recipes, saying it no longer wants to give “airtime to one of the world’s worst climate offenders.” Epicurious tweeted, “Today we announced that Epicurious is cutting out beef. It won’t appear in new Epi recipes, articles, newsletters, or on social. This …

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation knowingly violated the Constitution to track down potential ‘racially motivated violent extremists.’ But the FBI didn’t conduct its unconstitutional dragnet following the January 6th Capitol riots, it actually started its probe in November — in the midst of a contested election. A newly declassified report shows that the FBI pursued extremists in …

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“President Donald J. Trump for Time magazine in 2019” inkjet print 2019, printed 2020. (Published in Time magazine, July 1, 2019. National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution. © 2019 Pari Dukovic.) The portrait of former President Donald Trump that will hang in the National Portrait Gallery in Washington is a photograph taken by Pari Dukovic in …

Trump Portrait Featured in Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery Unveiled Read More »

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff is still obsessing over impeachment. The California Democrat announced that he landed a deal to publish a book about Donald Trump’s first impeachment back in 2019, which involved his phone call with the Ukrainian president about Joe Biden’s corrupt son, Hunter, and whether the U.S. could send Ukraine $400 …

Adam Schiff’s Plan to Cash In on Trump’s Impeachment Revealed Read More »

A judge in Arizona on Tuesday allowed a 2020 election audit in the state’s largest county to continue, at least until another hearing on April 28. Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Daniel Martin said he would not extend a temporary restraining order that would have halted the audit on Friday if Arizona Democrats had posted a $1 million bond. …

Maricopa County Judge Lets 2020 Election Audit Continue For Now Read More »

Nearly three years after a New Yorker investigation ended his tenure in a defining moment for the #MeToo movement, former New York State Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman (D) agreed on Tuesday to have his law license suspended for one year over allegations that he physically, verbally, and emotionally abused women in violation of the Rules of Professional Conduct. …

Disgraced Ex-NY AG Eric Schneiderman Admits to Abusing Former Romantic Partners, Will Get Law License Suspended for One Year Read More »

Despite basing his campaign on the premise that he was better suited to handle the coronavirus crisis than now-former President Donald J. Trump, Joe Biden has been missing in action during the weekly COVID calls with the nation’s governors. Neither Biden nor president-in-waiting Kamala Harris has bothered to show up for the regularly scheduled calls, …

Biden Puts ANDREW CUOMO In Charge Of Leading COVID Conference Calls Despite Countless Scandals Read More »

After working out a parking snag, developers got the green light this week to bring a new multi-use project to the site of the shuttered Phillips Crab House in Ocean City’s north end. Called Ocean Two, the proposed development calls for 6,840 square feet of retail and restaurant space, made up of five tenants, and …

Development at former Phillips site, Sanibel Seas bringing homes, retail to North Ocean City Read More »