Newsmax host Chris Salcedo ripped Republicans in the Texas House of Representatives Friday over the state House’s speaker appearing drunk, legislative failures and the recommended impeachment of […]
Day: May 26, 2023
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has extended the probable date that the U.S. will default on its sovereign debt payments absent legislation from Congress to raise the debt […]
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The White House’s new strategy to combat antisemitism is also advancing the Biden administration’s diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) agenda into sports leagues, veteran programs and federal […]
Republican Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a piece of legislation Friday prohibiting lessons on gender identity and sexual orientation from K-6 public and charter school classrooms. Under […]
Life is full of little pleasures: An unexpected day off work, an extra-long episode of your favorite show, and watching a cocky TikTer get hit with a […]
A cartoon episode on Disney+, aimed at preschool students, teaches children about equity, explaining that in order to have fun, everyone needs to receive fair and equal […]
A professor told the Daily Caller News Foundation that he was fired and banned from a small college in Texas because of complaints from students and colleagues […]
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy’s suspension from was “actual election interference,” a journalist said Friday. “This is the type of censorship we see across every social […]
New York City’s chief housing officer will leave in July amid a surge in illegal immigrants coming to the city, she told the Gothamist in a recent […]
A new poll suggests that support for Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is primarily based on his family and surname “Kennedy.” Kennedy, 69, is running […]
Target has Bud-Lighted itself by pushing transgender apparel for Pride month, hiring a pro-Satan designer, and now partnering with the Gay, Lesbian, & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) […]
Drug dealers, pimps and users laughed when asked about a potential 90-day crackdown on open-air drug use on San Francisco streets, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. […]
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