Chauntyll Allen, a Minnesota school board member, is under fire for posting heinous social media about “white corpses.” The St. Paul Public Schools Board of Education […]
Day: June 27, 2026
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It los like President Donald Trump has once again tricked Democrats into agreeing with him, whether they know it or not. In 2018, the president was dogged […]
It los like President Donald Trump has once again tricked Democrats into agreeing with him, whether they know it or not. In 2018, the president was dogged […]
Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Washington, engaged in some admittedly impressive mental gymnastics on the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) issue. In a 6-3 decision in Mullin v. Doe, the […]
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has sparked anger with his decision to veto voter ID for -in ballots. The Republican governor struck down a bill that aimed to […]
Seattle Public Schools is under fire for a lesson plan that “teaches little kids that they can be transgender.” Libs of TikT published a portion of a […]
The leftist purity test has claimed another victim: California State Senator Scott Wiener. Democrats continue to eat their own in their quest to venture further and further […]
A former advisor to the left’s last two leaders joined the chorus demanding Democrats start “standing up” or risk losing their party to radicals with conflicting “values.” […]
Liberal comedian Bill Maher revealed to Vice President JD Vance that he may not be a reliable blue vote in 2028. The left’s “obsession” with fringe ideologies […]
The Texas State Board of Education on Friday approved a new required reading list that contains Bible passages, thus making Texas the first state in America where […]
Iran claimed Saturday it conducted strikes against U.S. military targets in the Middle East following the U.S.’s recent retaliatory strikes around the Strait of Hormuz. Iran’s Revolutionary […]
At the intersection of pandering, preaching and progressivism, gems mined from the James Talarico vault included an assertive comparison of black and white churches. “Too many […]
