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Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, a Democrat, argued parents must "believe" their children when they "tell us who they are" in a now-viral clip.

Former President Donald Trump’s attorney warned against the “completely weaponized” legal system last week, arguing that the Manhattan district attorney’s office is navigating uncharted legal waters over potential criminal charges targeting the former commander-in-chief.  The 45th president was invited to testify before a grand jury concerning the…

President Nayib Bukele asked for yet another extension of anti-gang emergency measures in a crackdown that has been running for a year

The Hong Kong company which wired over $3 million bound for Biden family associates in 2017, appears to have been run by a member of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) at the time of the transfer, a Daily Caller News Foundation investigation determined. In March…

Kellogg's employees, meanwhile, went on a three-month strike over poor working conditions.

'The Daily Wire' reporter Megan Basham weighs in on the lack of media coverage of Ukraine's government seizing places of worship across the country on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.' 

Police in Hackensack, New Jersey, are investigating the source of the suspected fentanyl after five workers at The Shops at Riverside mall appeared to have overdosed.

San Francisco is moving closer to paying black residents reparations for slavery, which officially ended in America 158 years ago. According to The Post Millennial, the city’s Board of Supervisors “voiced enthusiastic support” on Tuesday for various schemes to pay alleged descendants of slaves —…

 

Wednesday, FNC host Tucker Carlson criticized hawkish voices among the media and political class espousing aggressive rhetoric aimed at Russia and China while the U.S. economy continues to struggle. | Clips

 

Calvary Chapel in Silicon Valley refused to close during the Covid lockdowns, arguing freedom of religion. Then the government surveillance began.

The European Central Bank is pressing ahead with its fight against inflation despite concerns it could exacerbate strains in the financial system.

Reporters confronted White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre at the end of Thursday's briefing.

Why did nobody see it coming? When the late Queen asked this question about the crash of 2008, on a visit to a London business school, no one had a clear answer. Why, in a financial world crawling with regulators, did no one spot that subprime mortgages were toxic, on the brink of falling apart? 

Jennifer Ann Gries, a 25-year-old Stanford University employee, was arrested after allegedly fabricating two on-campus rape allegations last year, prosecutors say.

‘I don’t believe there is any legal basis to discriminate among uninsured depositors,’ Yellen stated.

Propaganda is an effective tool, my friends.

Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) called for the US to start shooting down Russian planes that encounter US aircraft in response to the downing of the MQ-9 Reaper drone over the Black Sea. Graham told Fox News host Sean Hannity that the US should tell Russia if “you ever get near another US asset flying in international waters, … Continue reading "Sen. Graham Calls for US to Start Shooting Down Russian Planes"

ISIS-K terrorists in Afghanistan could carry out an attack against U.S. interests and Western allies within six months "with little-to-no warning," a top U.S. commander says.

In one year, the U.S. Attorney’s Office received 15,315 arrests from D.C. police and declined to prosecute 10,261, or 67 percent of them.

Last week, the Biden administration asked Congress to permit its agents to continue to spy on Americans without search warrants. The actual request was to - Andrew P. Napolitano for Antiwar.com Original

By Dan Christensen, FloridaBulldog.org - State senator who backed flying confederate battle flag tweets he's not a 'confederate sympathizer'

Calvary Chapel in Silicon Valley is counter-suing Santa Clara County over nearly $3 million in fines accumulated for violating COVID-19 lockdown orders.

A federal appeals court Thursday kept on hold a controversial Florida law that restricts the way race-related concepts can be taught in universities. Attorneys for the state went to the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals after Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Walker in November…