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  1. The View’s Joy Behar says election fraud never came up before Trump

    The View’s Joy Behar says election fraud never came up before Trump

    The View co-host Joy Behar argued that concerns about widespread voter fraud did not become a major issue in American politics until President Donald Trump began raising them after his loss in the 2020 presidential election. Behar dismissed the notion, noting that historical evidence does not...
  2. NEW: Trump Hints At Next Targets In Iran With Ominous Statement

    NEW: Trump Hints At Next Targets In Iran With Ominous Statement

    President Donald Trump issued a blunt warning Tuesday that the United States will strike “any site” where Iran is even considering advancing its nuclear program, doubling down on his pledge that Tehran will never be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon. Speaking at the White House, Trump said the...
  3. VIDEO: MLB Fan Slaps Spectator Sitting During National Anthem

    VIDEO: MLB Fan Slaps Spectator Sitting During National Anthem

    A confrontation between two Chicago Cubs fans at Wrigley Field has exploded across social media after video captured an older spectator slapping a younger fan who remained seated during the national anthem before Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Twins. The scene occurred just before the...
  4. SpaceX Rebounds From Near-50% Rout As Starship Launch Catalyst Nears

    SpaceX Rebounds From Near-50% Rout As Starship Launch Catalyst Nears

    SpaceX Rebounds From Near-50% Rout As Starship Launch Catalyst Nears SpaceX has slipped below its heavily hyped $135 IPO price and has been nearly halved from its all-time high, which was reached during the June 15 gamma squeeze that briefly sent shares above $220 in overnight trading. Last...
  5. Coinbase Exec Says Clarity Act Has 'Tremendous Momentum' In The Senate

    Coinbase Exec Says Clarity Act Has 'Tremendous Momentum' In The Senate

    Coinbase Exec Says Clarity Act Has 'Tremendous Momentum' In The Senate Authored by Micah Zimmerman via BitcoinMagazine.com, Coinbase Vice Chair Ryan VanGrack said the Clarity Act has gained “tremendous momentum” in the Senate, in a CNBC “Squawk Box” appearance that made the case for a federal...
  6. Chaotic Bodycam Video Shows Trans Florida Student Confront Cop Over 'Misgendering' Before Arrest

    Chaotic Bodycam Video Shows Trans Florida Student Confront Cop Over 'Misgendering' Before Arrest

    Chaotic Bodycam Video Shows Trans Florida Student Confront Cop Over 'Misgendering' Before Arrest Newly released police bodycam video shows a University of Central Florida student confronting a campus officer over pronouns before being pepper-sprayed, tased, and taken away in handcuffs. The...
  7. Soccer, America, ‘Country Roads,’ and the World

    Soccer, America, ‘Country Roads,’ and the World

    The country roads of America brought the world across our land, as our role hosting the World Cup fittingly coincided with America 250. The sprawling event on a grand stage reminded the world—and us—about important realities of our nation at its quarter-millennial birthday. Now, like most...
  8. Trump Pauses More Than $1 Billion in Medicaid to 2 Blue States for Suspected Fraud

    Trump Pauses More Than $1 Billion in Medicaid to 2 Blue States for Suspected Fraud

    The Trump administration is pausing more than a billion dollars in Medicaid funding to California and Minnesota because of suspected fraud. “That includes more than $860 million for California and over $200 million for Minnesota,” Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Tuesday at a press...
  9. Election-fraud convictions offer real-world test of SAVE America Act’s potential impact

    Election-fraud convictions offer real-world test of SAVE America Act’s potential impact

    The SAVE America Act could have curbed hundreds of documented instances of noncitizens registering to vote and dozens of instances of noncitizens voting in elections, based on recent state data and criminal cases. A review of adjudicated election fraud cases suggests that a federal law...
  10. Warmth Of Collectivism Strikes Federal Courthouse

    Warmth Of Collectivism Strikes Federal Courthouse

    NEW YORK, NY — The red-hot warmth of collectivism struck a federal immigration court in downtown New York City yesterday, injuring multiple people with its soothing heat. Continue reading... [ H/T The Babylon Bee ]
  11. 'Software error' led to 400 noncitizens voting in New Jersey, says Democrat Gov. Mikie Sherrill

    'Software error' led to 400 noncitizens voting in New Jersey, says Democrat Gov. Mikie Sherrill

    Sherrill blames the previous administration and says the vendor responsible has been removed. Continue reading... [ H/T Conservative Review ]
  12. Trump Adviser Peter Navarro LOSES Criminal Appeal For Contempt Of Congress Conviction

    Trump Adviser Peter Navarro LOSES Criminal Appeal For Contempt Of Congress Conviction

    This is a tough loss. Trump adviser Peter Navarro has just lost his appeal to overturn his contempt of Congress conviction. Navarro who previously served a four month prison sentence for refusing to testify before the J6 Committee, attempted to appeal his conviction based on the argument that...
  13. ESPN Host With History Of Criticizing President Trump FIRED During Live Broadcast

    ESPN Host With History Of Criticizing President Trump FIRED During Live Broadcast

    Good riddance! ESPN has fired sports analyst Ryan Clark from their network. Clark has previously received backlash for criticizing President Trump and race-baiting during his time at ESPN. If you’re unfamiliar with Clark’s on camera antics then here’s an example: Clark was also very...
  14. Common Over-The-Counter Medication Recalled Over Potentially Deadly Contaminant

    Common Over-The-Counter Medication Recalled Over Potentially Deadly Contaminant

    On the heels of a widespread illness and ongoing confusion about its origins, the Food and Drug Administration has separately confirmed that a popular allergy medication has been recalled over something potentially more serious than explosive diarrhea. As The Hill reported: It come as the...
  15. Days after Biden inauguration, FBI shielded Wuhan lab collaborator from investigation after China trip

    Days after Biden inauguration, FBI shielded Wuhan lab collaborator from investigation after China trip

    Joe Biden's presidency began and ended with the shielding of individuals linked to decades' worth of dangerous gain-of-function experiments. Biden concluded his presidency by issuing former Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Anthony Fauci a blanket pardon...
  16. 'Software error' led to 400 noncitizens voting in New Jersey, says Democrat Gov. Mikie Sherrill

    'Software error' led to 400 noncitizens voting in New Jersey, says Democrat Gov. Mikie Sherrill

    A "serious software error" in New Jersey’s Motor Vehicle System led to 6,600 people who indicated they were not citizens to be wrongly registered to vote, according to the state's governor. Democratic Gov. Mikie Sherrill said in a statement Tuesday that the error was discovered last week and...
  17. NASA's Psyche probe snaps new Mars photos on its way to asteroid

    NASA's Psyche probe snaps new Mars photos on its way to asteroid

    NASA's Psyche spacecraft has snapped a new set of Mars photos. Continue reading... [ H/T NewsNation ]
  18. Arizona desert should be searched in Nancy Guthrie case: Ex-FBI agent

    Arizona desert should be searched in Nancy Guthrie case: Ex-FBI agent

    The identification of remains from 1981 shows the importance of thoroughly searching the area, Coffindaffer says. Continue reading... [ H/T NewsNation ]
  19. Sen. Darline Graham to Fill Brother's Committee Seats

    Sen. Darline Graham to Fill Brother's Committee Seats

    Senate Republicans are recommending Sen. Darline Graham, R-S.C., to assume most of the committee assignments that her late brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham, had held.During a closed-door Senate Republican lunch Tuesday, GOP senators announced plans to place Darline Graham on... Continue reading...
  20. Smithsonian Chief Rejects WH Calling Leaders Radical Activists

    Smithsonian Chief Rejects WH Calling Leaders Radical Activists

    The director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History pushed back Tuesday against a recent White House report that branded the institution's leadership as radical activists who cannot be trusted. Continue reading... [ H/T Newsmax ]
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