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Former President Trump sat down with Judge Jeanine Pirro for an exclusive interview that aired on Fox News’ “Justice with Judge Jeanine” on Saturday night. “A lot of people want me to” visit the border, Trump told Pirro. In the interview, Trump said he would probably visit the southern border over the next few weeks. Trump called President Biden’s undoing of …
Democrats are desperate to end the filibuster. They see this as the key to passing their far left agenda, and they’re right. Without the filibuster, Democrats would be able to pass pretty much whatever they want. So, in an effort to get rid of the filibuster, they are calling it racist, which is ridiculous because …
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Authorities in Virginia Beach, Virginia, have identified the two people killed and three people arrested in connection with three separate shootings Friday night in the city’s Oceanfront area. Those killed included Deshayla Harris, 29, of Norfolk, who appeared on season 17 of the reality TV show “Bad Girls Club,” according to a report. Police said Harris was a bystander during …
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We now have an intelligentsia which, though very small, is very useful to the cause of Hell.” –C.S. Lewis, The Screwtape Letters A masterful piece of religious prose disguised as satire, C.S. Lewis’s The Screwtape Letters is a series of messages from senior devil Screwtape to his protégé Wormwood on how best to corrupt mortals. Originally released during …
You could call it art for art’s sake — plus $1,000 a month. San Francisco plans to start paying 130 local artists $1,000 a month starting in May through the fall in a pilot program announced on Thursday. It follows other so-called “universal basic income” efforts being launched in California amid the coronavirus pandemic. “From the first day the pandemic arrived …
An Ohio college professor who resisted his school’s orders to go along with transgender students’ preferred pronouns has won his First Amendment case before a federal appeals court. In a unanimous ruling, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said that Shawnee State University violated Prof. Nicholas Meriwether’s rights of free speech and free exercise of religion by punishing …
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Baltimore City’s top prosecutor Marilyn Mosby announced her office will no longer prosecute several minor crimes including sex work. “Clearly the data shows that there is no public safety value in prosecuting these low level offenses,” Mosby said. While the offense remains illegal in Baltimore City, Mosby says rather than arrest and prosecute they will …
Tennessee student-athletes will have to submit proof of their biological sex at birth — and compete according to that designation — under a transgender sports bill signed into law by Republican Gov. Bill Lee. The law made Tennessee the third state this year, and the second in two days, to enact measures meant to keep genetic males who …
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LATEST: The Ever Given container ship that was stuck in the Suez Canal is now fully afloat. The vessel was finally pulled free, allowing the crucial trade route to reopen to traffic https://t.co/0dC8LE0UFI pic.twitter.com/UZjcP2Mrpu — Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) March 29, 2021
A new porter from the Bedford brewery Beale’s has notes of pecan and is a little malty and a little sweet. It might even taste a little like pecan pie. But what’s perhaps most novel about the new brew is what’s on its label: a picture of Beale’s manager Brittany Canterbury and beer’s name: “Your …
Virginia brewery responds to insults with new beer supporting workers Read More »