Hunter Gets His Day in Court
Reuters The criminal trial of Hunter Biden kicks off on Monday in federal court in Delaware as President Joe Biden’s son faces gun charges in a historic case that begins four days after Donald Trump became [Read More]
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Madame La Presidente Electa
ABC Claudia Sheinbaum has won a landslide victory to become Mexico’s first female president, inheriting the project of her mentor and outgoing leader Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador whose popularity among [Read More]
Hamas vs Gay Pride in Philly
Red State A healthy dose of schadenfreude was served up on Sunday after pro-Hamas protesters blocked a “pride” parade in Philadelphia, PA. Videos have emerged showing the two sides meeting [Read More]
Sheila Jackson Lee Diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer
Axios Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, the 74-year-old longtime Texas Democrat announced Sunday night. The big picture: Jackson Lee announced in a statement posted to X that she’s undergoing treatment [Read More]
100-Year-Old Joshua Trees to be Sacrificed on the Altar of “Clean Energy”
Just the News Century-old Joshua trees in the California desert will be cleared to make way for clean energy. The 2,300-acre solar project is going up near near Boron, in Southern [Read More]
Report: Fraudster Targeted Pickleballers
WSJ [Rodney “Rocket] Grubbs was well-known and well-liked in Brookville—a town of 2,600 tucked amid rolling hills about 40 miles northwest of Cincinnati—where he coached tennis and opened a pickleball [Read More]
Justice Department Uses “Deep Fakes” As Excuse for Not Releasing Hur Interviews
Washington Examiner The Department of Justice is withholding President Joe Biden’s interview audio with former special counsel Robert Hur due to fears that it will be altered by artificial intelligence, according to a court [Read More]
South Africans Have Finally Had Enough of the ANC
Reuters Official results from South Africa’s election were expected to confirm on Sunday the end of the African National Congress’ 30 years of majority governing and start the clock on [Read More]
Subsidized Internet Comes to an End Today
CBS News The nation’s largest broadband affordability program is coming to an end due to a lack of congressional funding. The Federal Communications Commission is reluctantly marking the end, as [Read More]
Target Limits Pride Merch to Select Stores
AP Target confirmed Friday that it won’t carry Pride Month merchandise at all stores in June after the discount retailer experienced a backlash and lower sales over its collection honoring LGBTQ+ communities. [Read More]
For the Good of the Country
Newsweek Following Donald Trump‘s guilty verdict in his criminal hush money case, Representative Dean Phillips, a Minnesota Democrat, called for the former president to be pardoned on Friday. More
Biden Authorizes Use of US Missiles on Targets in Russia
CTH According to Politico and the New York Times the Biden administration has given Ukraine approval to launch U.S provided missiles into Russia. {LINK} This is a major escalation of NATO [Read More]
First Friday in June is National Donut Day
While most of us will be subjected to various incarnations of pride for the next 30 days, we can all join together and celebrate National Donut Day on the 7th. [Read More]
China Crushes Democracy Movement
BBC Hong Kong found 14 pro-democracy activists guilty of subversion in the largest use yet of a China-imposed National Security Law. They included former lawmakers Leung Kwok-hung and Helena Wong, [Read More]
Hulk Family Smash
Courthouse News He [The Incredible Hulk actor and body builder, Lou Ferrigno] has been married to Carla Ferrigno, an actress and manager, since 1980, and the couple had three children [Read More]