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All too often, our local police officers are dealing with fighting crime and upholding the law. However, sometimes these officers need help too. One good samaritan from Cleveland, Ohio, encountered that firsthand when she witnessed an officer in peril. Sgt. Ray O’Connor was tossing the ball around with children celebrating the new school year when a […] Read More

Fox News host Tucker Carlson responded to Jennifer Lawrence on Tuesday at the end of his show after the movie star said that she has “recurring nightmares” about the television host. “When you work in television, you lose control of a lot of things. So can it really be your fault, are you really responsible […] Read More

CNN’s new CEO Chris Licht has promised to change the structure of the news giant, a move that is reportedly not welcomed amongst his colleagues at CNN. As the Daily Mail reports: “One CNN journalist told the Post: ‘People are freaked out. It almost feels like there’s a pattern. Is there a purge going on? […] Read More

A New York Times opinion columnist, Ross Douthat, wrote on Saturday that President Joe Biden’s speech in Philadelphia was a “cascade of liberal self-praise” that used the rhetoric of threats to democracy as leverage rather than attempting to bring the country together. “The song is always the same: On the one hand, dire warnings about […] Read More

Hollywood actress Jennifer Lawrence stated that she has been having “recurring nightmares” about Fox News Host and Conservative superstar Tucker Carlson in an interview released by Vogue on Tuesday. Lawrence discussed with the interviewer the rift that had been opened up with her Kentucky family following the 2016 election. The actress described trying to heal […] Read More

The California State Legislature passed a bill that would penalize physicians who spread “misinformation” regarding Covid-19 earlier this week. The bill would allow California medical boards to either suspend or permanently remove the medical license from those who spread “disinformation,” according to Axios. While Newsom has yet to sign the bill into law, the nature […] Read More

Democrat nominee for the Arizona governorship Katie Hobbs has refused to debate GOP candidate Kari Lake as the contest for the contested governor’s mansion in a purple state heats up and as Lake gains ground in recent polls. “Well the deadline was today and my opponent Katie Hobbs has officially declined the debate. Hobbs is […] Read More

Duke University volleyball player, Rachel Richardson, accused a Brigham Young University (BYU) student of calling her the n-word during a volleyball game last week. Following an investigation by the police, however, it turns out that the woman was lying. A lie that resulted in the man being banned from games for life and the removal […] Read More

The GOP base remains deeply loyal to Donald Trump, a phenomenon that concerns the former President’s potential Republican primary challengers. As a Politico op-ed published yesterday argued, Trump’s potential rivals are “showing conspicuous deference to Donald Trump, bordering on fear.” This isn’t surprising. Trump’s support surged recently after the FBI and the DOJ appear to […] Read More

Federal District Court for the Southern District of Florida Judge Aileen M. Cannon on Monday granted a ‘special master’ to review the various “classified” documents seized by the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) last month in the ongoing investigation of former President Donald Trump. The order is a legal win for the former president as […] Read More

Attorney General Merrick Garland, who heads the Department of Justice (DOJ), sent a letter to all DOJ employees warning them against speaking to Congress as whistleblowers. Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR), however, responded by urging employees to “blow the whistle on the improper politicization” of the DOJ. “In light of the confirmation earlier this month of […] Read More

Following President Joe Biden’s speech at Independence Hall in Philadelphia on Thursday, left-wing commentators blasted the president for the use of two Marines that flanked the president in the background of the blood-red speech as he maligned his political opponents as threats to “the very foundations of our republic.” “Whatever you think of this speech […] Read More

A Kansas teacher received a $95,000 settlement this week after she was suspended for refusing to use a student’s preferred pronouns while being forced to hide the child’s social transition from their parents. “In a victory for free speech at public schools,” began a statement by the middle school teacher’s legal counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF). […] Read More

Fox show “Outnumbered” became one of the most watched shows on cable for the month of August as the network continues to dominate the competition. Fox blew both MSNBC and CNN out of the water, with double their combined viewership numbers. “Outnumbered” is one of Fox’s newest shows and despite its infancy, the show has […] Read More

Kanye West, the rap artist who has multiple award-winning albums, sent a tweet on Wednesday that questioned why Kwanzaa was a holiday. Kwanzaa is celebrated by some African Americans from December 26 to the New Year and was created by activist Maulana Karenga in 1966. Karenga was later arrested in 1971 for assault and false […] Read More