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Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Launches Presidential Campaign at Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
Miami's Mayor, Francis Suarez announced his bid for the Republican nomination for the presidency at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum on Thursday. Suarez, the first mayor of Miami who was born in Miami,…
Former Asst. US Attorney Takes Apart Trump Case and Raises Some Important Questions
We've covered some of the legal opinions on the Trump indictment, and there are some varied views. We've reported some of them, including those from Jonathan Turley, Andrew McCarthy, and Alan Dershowitz, among…
Tucker Carlson Rips Into Joe Biden and Fox News Over ‘Wannabe Dictator’ Controversy
Tucker Carlson was back on Thursday evening with a blistering monologue aimed at Fox News' recent "wannabe dictator" controversy.Read More
WATCH: CNN Absurdly Spins Bud Light’s Epic Fall on ‘Flat-out Changing Tastes,’ Dismisses Mulvaney Boycott
In this episode of "THIS... Is CNN... The Most Trusted Name in News"...Read More
Fox News Goes Woke—Twitter Thread Exposes ‘Pride’-Filled Employee Communication Portal
We’re almost used to companies and brands going woke and assaulting us with constant Pride propaganda and merchandise---see Bud Light and Target, for starters---but the one company I didn't have on my bingo card for this…
Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira Indicted by Fed. Grand Jury on Classified Docs Charges
The Justice Department has announced that a federal grand jury has indicted Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira on charges related to allegedly leaking classified military documents.Read More
The Attacks on Republicans Who Voted Against the Schiff Censure Are Short-Sighted and Dumb
As RedState reported, because Republicans can never do anything right, a censure resolution authored by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna targeting Adam Schiff failed on Wednesday. 26 Republicans helped sink it by either voting no,…
Federal Judge Blocks Seattle Police From Arresting Vandals, Cites Ridiculously Mind-Numbing Reason
A U.S. District Court judge on Tuesday temporarily blocked police in Seattle, Washington, from making graffiti-related arrests, despite the city's ordinance against vandalizing property, which includes graffiti. Even…
CISA Reveals ‘Several’ Federal Agencies Hit by Global Cyberattack
A global cyberattack has impacted "several" U.S. federal agencies by exploiting a vulnerability in widely used software. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) made a statement on Thursday …
The Golden Globes Were Long Overdue for Repair – This Change May Not Solve the Problems
Dissolving the HFPA was a good move, but retaining the voting members of the Golden Globes is not exactly a solution.Read More