Sebastian Hughes Australian Madeline Groves, a two-time Olympic medalist, has chosen to remove herself from her country’s swimming trials to compete in this summer’s Tokyo Olympics due to “misogynistic perverts in the sport.” “Hey hunnies, I’ve made the decision to not compete at Olympic Trials…
Read More Swimmer Madeline Groves Drops Out Of Australia’s Olympic Trials Over ‘Misogynistic Perverts’
Andrew Trunsky China on Thursday praised President Joe Biden’s repeal of former President Donald Trump’s executive orders seeking to ban TikTok and WeChat, calling the move a “positive step.” “We hope that the U.S. will treat Chinese companies fairly and avoid politicizing economic and trade…
Read More China Lauds Biden’s TikTok Executive Order, Calling It A ‘Positive Step’
Steven Hall The husband of the woman shot and killed during the Capitol riot asked a court Wednesday to force police to turn over information on the officer who shot her, according to CNBC. Aaron Babbitt, Ashli Babbitt’s husband, filed a request for records under the Freedom…
Read More Husband Of Woman Killed In Capitol Riot Sues For Name Of Cop Who Shot Her
Thomas Catenacci Minnesota Freedom Fund, the bail fund that Vice President Kamala Harris backed, has been used to assist protesters arrested during ongoing environmental demonstrations in Minnesota. Conservation groups involved in organizing protests against the Line 3 pipeline project in northern Minnesota have directed individuals…
Read More Bail Fund Backed By Kamala Harris Is Now Being Used To Support Pipeline Protesters
Andrew Trunsky Hispanic Americans have been voting Republican at record high rates, helping the GOP make inroads in traditionally Democratic areas, and in some cases, flip long-held Democratic seats. Most apparent were the gains that Republicans made in the 2020 presidential election, sizably increasing their vote share…
Read More ‘They Don’t Buy Into That At All’ Are Far-Left Policies Behind Hispanic Voters’ Rightward Shift?
Ailan Evans A federal court upheld an earlier district court ruling on Wednesday that blocked Missouri’s recently passed abortion law. The law, titled the Missouri Stands for the Unborn Act, prohibits abortions for women eight or more weeks pregnant and for women seeking an abortion solely…
Read More Block On Missouri Abortion Law Upheld By Federal Court
Thomas Catenacci The developer of the Keystone XL Pipeline announced that it was abandoning the contested project months after President Joe Biden revoked the pipeline’s federal permit. TC Energy permanently canceled further construction of the pipeline after conducting a comprehensive review of its options alongside…
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Kendall Tietz Smugglers transporting illegal migrants across the border have been operating at a new level of sophistication, according to two sheriffs in the Houston area. Sheriffs Justin Marr of Victoria County and A.J. Louderback of Jackson County told the Washington Examiner that deputies in their area are used…
Read More Smugglers Transporting Illegal Migrants Becoming More Violent, Sophisticated, Texas Sheriffs Say
Mary Margaret Olohan Sen. Ted Cruz grilled the president of the NCAA Wednesday over the non-profit’s threats to pull out of states that do not allow transgender students to participate in girl’s sports. The Texas Republican said during a hearing Wednesday that he is concerned…
Read More Cruz Tears Into NCAA, Says ‘It Used To Not Be Controversial’ To Note ‘Biological Differences Between Boys And Girls’
Mary Margaret Olohan MIAMI — Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis tore into Dr. Anthony Fauci during an interview with the Daily Caller News Foundation following the release of leaked emails reigniting Wuhan lab theories. DeSantis sat down with the DCNF’s Mary Margaret Olohan Monday morning…
Read More EXCLUSIVE: Florida’s DeSantis Tears Into Fauci After Leaked Emails Reignite Wuhan Lab Leak Theories