U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was dragged on social media after defending a drag queen’s “impressive work in climate, LGBTQ+ advocacy, and racial justice.” The New York Democrat […]
Author: Frieda Powers
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Originally from New York, Powers graduated from New York University and eventually made her way to sunny South Florida where she has been writing for the BizPacReview team since 2015.
Social media posts about Florida alligators are common and often focus on a shocking glimpse at one of the creatures or a tragic report of an attack. […]
A truly disturbing scene at a Rio de Janeiro bank was captured on video and d on social media where the “truly creepy” footage sparked a variety […]
Attorney General Merrick Garland faithfully ivered the narrative about President Joe Biden’s health in testimony before the House Appropriations Committee. Garland insisted Biden has “no impairment” when […]
New York City Mayor Eric Adams was in the middle of a speech touting his accomplishments when protesters stormed the stage. The leftists shouted their complaints and […]
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis targeted the teaching of communist history in public schools, signing a new bill on education while taking a jab at Ivy League faculty. […]
Donald Trump’s attorney Alina Habba claimed it would be “absurd” if the former president were jailed over social media posts and called out the prosecution’s hypocrisy. In […]
Megyn Kelly ivered an epic takedown of CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin for his glaring lack of self-awareness. Toobin’s infamous 2020 incident in which he exposed himself […]
Democrats and President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign are reportedly seeing abortion as “a potential silver bullet” to victory in November. The Biden team “plans to spend every […]
The University of Southern California insists the decision to ban its Muslim valedictorian from giving the 2024 commencement address has nothing to do with freedom of speech. […]
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville is reportedly loing to shine a light on the Department of Veterans Affairs and create accountability in its use of taxpayer funding. […]
The “will of the people” in the California city of Huntington Beach is being challenged by state officials who are suing over a voter ID law supported […]
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