Andrew Trunsky Allen West, the former chair of the Texas Republican Party who is primarying Republican Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas, is hospitalized with COVID-19 but said Sunday that he was “doing great.” Allen West told the Associated Press that he had “no complaints” and was “just…
Read More Allen West, Former Texas GOP Chair Seeking To Oust Greg Abbott, Hospitalized With COVID-19
Kaylee Greenlee A top ISIS leader and al-Qaida affiliate was arrested during a cross-border operation in Iraq, leaders said on Monday, the Associated Press reported. Sami Jasim led ISIS‘ financial operations and was Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s deputy leader of the terrorist organization, Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi said…
Read More ISIS Leader Arrested In Iraq: REPORT
Ailan Evans Democrat strategist James Carville explained why he was campaigning and lending his name to fundraising emails for Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe. “Because I’m an email-signing slut,” Carville told Politico. Carville has signed 47 different fundraising emails for the McAuliffe campaign since July 14, according…
Read More ‘Because I’m An Email-Signing Slut’: Famous Democratic Operative Explains Why He’s Fundraising So Hard For Candidate
Bryan Babb A Wednesday Pew Research Center poll found that nearly half of Republicans would like to see former President Donald Trump launch another presidential bid in 2024. At least 44% of Republicans stated they would like to see Trump start a second presidential campaign…
Read More POLL: 44% Of Republicans Want A Trump Presidential Bid In 2024
Harold Hutchison Turning Point USA’s chapter at Emerson College has been suspended pending an investigation into alleged violations of the college’s Code of Community Standards. “Effective immediately your organization cannot hold events on campus, this includes but is not limited to hosting programs, meetings and/or…
Read More Emerson College Suspends Turning Point USA Over Anti-CCP Stickers
Harry Wilmerding Contractors and builders are being forced to turn to alternative sources for key construction materials due to widespread supply shortages, resulting in surging prices amid growing demand for new homes, The Wall Street Journal reported. Construction companies are turning to new sources for building…
Read More ‘It’s Unprecedented’: Builders Running Out Of Key Construction Materials, Forced To Find Alternatives
Eight House Republicans sent a letter obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation to Amazon Web Services (AWS) CEO Adam Selipsky on Thursday, urging the cloud service provider to end its business relationship with OnlyFans over the presence of child pornography on the platform. The…
Read More EXCLUSIVE: House Republicans Call On Amazon To End Relationship With OnlyFans Over Child Pornography
Kaylee Greenlee Border officials reported that most encounters with migrants illegally entering the U.S. occurred in Texas’ Rio Grande Valley, according to Customs and Border Protection data. Immigration officials encountered 441,855 migrants in the Rio Grande Valley sector between January and August 2021, according to CBP data.…
Read More Where Are Migrants Crossing The Southern Border?
Sebastian Hughes President Joe Biden signed a bill on Friday intended to provide support to diplomats and government officials who developed brain injuries overseas as a result of the mysterious condition known as “Havana Syndrome.” “Civil servants, intelligence officers, diplomats, and military personnel all around…
Read More Victims Of ‘Debilitating’ Havana Syndrome To Get More Support After Biden Signs Bipartisan Bill
Kendall Tietz Two corporate executive parents whose children attend prestigious universities were found guilty in federal court Friday for bribing university staff to rig the admissions process, The Wall Street Journal reported. Gamal Abdelaziz, former chief operations officer of Wynn Resorts Development, and John Wilson,…
Read More Two Corporate Exec Parents Found Guilty In First College Admissions Scandal Trial