Kaylee Greenlee Texas will build its own border wall as migrants continue illegally entering the state, Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced Thursday, the Austin American-Statesman reported. Abbott hosted a border security meeting with Texas law enforcement officials to discuss how they can combat illegal entry…
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Kaylee Greenlee New York City mayoral candidate Maya Wiley would not say whether she thinks the U.S. is comparable to the Taliban Thursday, video shows. Wiley was questioned about Minnesota Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar’s comments comparing the U.S. and Israel to the Taliban and Hamas,…
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Thomas Catenacci Hackers obtained customer data from McDonald’s after breaching the company’s systems in the U.S., South Korea and Taiwan, according to The Wall Street Journal. U.S. employees’ and franchisees’ contact information, seating capacity of U.S. locations and the dimensions of play areas at restaurants…
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Mary Margaret Olohan Democratic West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin reportedly said Thursday that he would back the Hyde Amendment, which bans the use of federal funds for abortions. “I’m going to support Hyde in every way possible,” the senator reportedly told Bloomberg reporter Alex Ruoff. Manchin announced in March…
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Harry Wilmerding Unvaccinated students who attended Exeter High School’s prom on Saturday were marked with numbers and contact traced throughout the course of the night, a school spokesperson told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Students attending the event “who were unable to provide a vaccination…
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Mary Margaret Olohan North Carolina lawmakers have sent a bill banning abortions based on a diagnosis of Down Syndrome to the governor’s desk for signing. House Bill 453, or the Human Life Nondiscrimination Act/No Eugenics Act, not only bans abortions based on Down Syndrome but also…
Read More North Carolina Senate Sends Bill Banning Abortions Based On Down Syndrome, Sex, Race, To Governor’s Desk
Steven Hall Citizens in a suburban town are demanding meetings to split from Atlanta and create their own police force in response to rising crime rates, according to Fox News. The Buckhead City Committee, made up of “lobbyists, attorneys, legislators and experts,” want to more efficiently…
Read More Atlanta Suburbanites Push For Separate Police Force Over Crime Surge
Thomas Catenacci James Murdoch funneled $100 million into his Quadrivium Foundation, which gives to many progressive causes, and donated another $20 million to Democratic groups, CNBC reported. James and his wife Kathryn Murdoch, who are notoriously active political donors, gave $20 million to President Joe Biden’s…
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Mary Margaret Olohan Republican Indiana Sen. Mike Braun suggested to Attorney General Merrick Garland Wednesday that a report on domestic violence extremism placed disproportionate interest on the pro-life movement in a “wild attack” that identified “abortion related violent extremists” as a principal threat. Garland testified…
Read More ‘Wild Attack’ Braun Questions Why DNI Identified ‘Abortion Related Violent Extremists’ As Principal Threat, But Not BLM And Antifa
Ailan Evans The world’s largest meat supplier paid out an $11 million ransom in bitcoin to hackers following a cyber attack, the company said Wednesday. JBS USA was the victim of a ransomware attack last week that forced it to shut down plants processing around 20% of…
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