Black Conservatives Blast Biden Admin’s ‘Soft Bigotry’ After It Sues Sheetz for Discrimination
Prominent black conservatives blasted President Biden and his administration for their discrimination lawsuit.
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‘Historic Mistake’: Law Professor Takes Apart Alvin Bragg’s Case Against Trump — Then Predicts the Outcome
A law professor at Boston University thinks Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s prosecution of Donald Trump is a “historic mistake.”
Nudist BDSM Fetishist Associated With Anti-Christian Drag Group Teaching Children at Texas Elementary School
A nudist BDSM fetishist and radical gay rights advocate has been teaching at an elementary school.
Kidney From Pig Transplanted Into Deathly Ill Woman — And Begins Working Almost Immediately
A woman is alive and improving after undergoing experimental transplant surgery involving a kidney from a genetically modified pig.
Cheerleader Stripped of Valedictorian Title and Might Lose Scholarship Over ‘Miscalculation’
A high school cheerleader was snubbed for valedictorian honors and could lose her scholarship due to a miscalculation with her GPA.
Protesters Heckle Mike Johnson During Speech at Columbia University (VIDEO)
Students at Columbia University heckled Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) during his speech.
Poll: Just 20 Percent Of Voters Say United States Has Control Over Its Borders
Only 20 percent of eligible voters think that the United States has control of its own borders.
An Overlooked Trump Cabinet Pick Could Upend the Left’s Grip on Power
President Joe Biden summed up his education vision last year with a few words.
U.S. Reportedly Prepping Massive Weapons Package to Fast-Track to Ukraine
The Pentagon is preparing a large aid package to quickly send to Ukraine as soon as President Joe Biden signs into law a long-awaited Ukraine aid bill.
Alina Habba: Criminal and Civil Courts Being Used Against Trump Because ‘They Cannot Beat Him in the Polls’
Alina Habba, lawyer and spokesperson for Donald Trump, accused Democrats of going after the Republican presidential nominee in court.