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Rep. Stefanik files misconduct complaint against Judge Merchan, says his selection for Trump NY case was 'not random at all'
United States Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-New York) filed a misconduct complaint on Tuesday against acting Justice Juan Merchan over his "repeated assignment" to cases involving or related to former President Donald Trump. Read More.
‘Unconstitutional’: Letitia James Slapped With Lawsuit Over Alleged Censorship Of Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers
Two pregnancy centers and a pro-life nonprofit alleged in a Tuesday lawsuit that Democratic Attorney General Letitia James illegally attempted to censor speech about the abortion reversal pill. Read More.
Tate and Franzese
I do not think I have ever urged you to watch a longer video than this one. Read More.
Governors, lawmakers and AGs team up to stop WHO from seizing more power over U.S. health decisions
Republican governors, attorneys general and lawmakers are working together to create maximum pressure to stop the World Health Organization from seizing new powers to impose decisions on the United States and other member countries during future public health crises. Read More.
Memorial Day 2024 - Would They Be Satisfied with Us?
I am satisfied with Jesus. He has done so very much for me. But the question comes to me. As I gaze at calvary. Is my master satisfied with me? Read More.
Elon Musk expects AI will replace all human jobs, lead to 'universal high income'
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk reiterated his stance this week that artificial intelligence will eventually eliminate the need for humans to work, giving his vision for how the future will look as the technology continues to rapidly advance. Read More.
UCLA med students graduate 'unqualified' to practice medicine as admissions team boosts diversity over merit: report
The University of California, Los Angeles's David Geffen School of Medicine has long been among the best in the state, if not the country. However, in recent years, administrators have seen students' performance decline. Read More.
The Priests, the Levites, and The Voyage of the Damned
“Israel has done more to prevent civilian casualties in war than any military in history,” John Spencer, chair of urban warfare at West Point, has said, “setting a standard that will be both hard and potentially problematic to repeat.”– Wall Street Journal, May 20, 2024 Read More.
Nikki Haley endorses Trump for president
She said while Trump “has not been perfect” on policies important to her, Biden “has been a catastrophe.” Read More.
In Illinois, automatic voter registration raising concerns about noncitizens
State senator says said that applicants who present immigration documents will not be registered to vote. Read More.
Mar-a-Lago Search and Destroy
Let’s address the controversy surrounding the shocking news that Merrick Garland and Christopher Ray authorized the use of deadly force during the FBI’s illicit raid on Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.  Read More.
Texas sues Biden admin over workplace rules mandating preferred pronouns, trans employees access to cross-sex spaces
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched a lawsuit against the Biden administration for mandating that employers make specific accommodations for transgender persons such as requiring preferred pronoun usage, uniforms or dress code, and allowing males who say they are females access to women's only spaces such as bathrooms, locker rooms, and lactation facilities. Read More.
'Indefensible': Courts finally scrutinize COVID vaccine mandates as religious infringement
Three years after COVID-19 vaccines became widely available to adults – at which point the CDC already knew they couldn't stop transmission – courts are finally starting to put their foot down on the most basic legal question: Are mandates at least applied fairly, if not scientifically? Read More.
REVEALED: Biden's FBI authorized 'use of deadly force when necessary' during Mar-a-Lago raid
It has been revealed through unsealed filings in Donald Trump's classified documents case brought by Jack Smith that the FBI was authorized to use deadly force if needed in its raid of Mar-a-Lago. Read More.
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