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Oregon House Speaker’s Legislative Director Arrested During Portland Riot

A legislative aide for the Oregon House speaker was among the dozens arrested in the Portland riots over the weekend for interfering with law enforcement, according to police. Kristina Narayan, 29, was arrested late Saturday night and charged with interfering with a police officer after law enforcement declared the protests...

SELLERS: Complex 9/11 Legacy Still Bound by a Common Thread of Humanity

Editor's note: Video contains profanity and 9/11 scenes that may upset some. As a child of the '80s, I reflect now in disbelief that the assassination of John F. Kennedy preceded me by only 17 and a half years. Growing up, Nov. 22, 1963 seemed not raw and visceral but already...

Ga. Tech Backs Off Policy Preventing MLK Niece from Speaking to Pro-Lifers

Georgia Tech changed its policies on campus speech after being sued for not allowing Alveda King, the niece of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., to visit campus to speak for Students for Life. The public university also will pay $50,000 for damages and attorney fees, Alliance Defending Freedom...

Revived Clinton-Era Law Could Force Universities to Charge All Students In-State Tuition

A Clinton-era immigration law could cut tuition for students all over the nation, if President Donald Trump enforces its provisions, The College Fix reported. If a state lets illegal aliens pay in-state tuition for attendance to public universities, then they must also let all American citizens, whether in-state or not,...

Judicial Watch Sues University of Delaware for Joe Biden’s Sealed Senate Records

Judicial Watch is moving forward with a lawsuit to obtain the Senate records of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. It follows a decision by Delaware Attorney General Kathleen Jennings to deny the group's prior Freedom of Information Act request. "Delaware is hiding, in violation of law, Joe Biden’s Senate records," said...

Hawley Bill Honors David Dorn; Provides Pay Raises to Local Cops

In honor of the late St. Louis police captain David Dorn, Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., introduced legislation Tuesday would allocate federal money to give police officers a raise, according to a press release. If the bill becomes law, then the David Dorn Back the Blue Act will amend the Omnibus Crime Control...

Rochester Chief the Latest in a Growing Wave of Black Police Resignations

Rochester, New York’s police chief and two of his deputies resigned this week over the unfair treatment they’ve experienced from protesters and city officials in the wake of Daniel Prude’s death. Rochester Police Chief La’Ron Singletary, who is African--American, explained during a press conference this week that he was resigning...

NC Officials Shocked That Minimum-Wage Hike Killed 177 School Positions

The Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools vice chair announced Tuesday that the district had to eliminate 177 job openings because of an increase in the minimum wage to $15 per hour, WBTV reported. Vice Chair Thelma Byers Bailey said the Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners forced CMS into cutting positions. "These are the...

POLL: Public Opinion of ‘Woke’ Professional Sports Leagues TANKS

Public approval of the professional sports industry has dropped over the past few months due to the coronavirus pandemic and the leagues’ constant attempts to force social justice into the games, according to a recent poll. Gallup survey results published on Tuesday found that from August 2019 to this year,...

Cawthorn’s Dem Rival Threatens to ‘Stomp Their Scrawny Pasty Necks with Our Heels’

Editor's note: Article contains profanity and language that may be offensive to some. GOP candidate Madison Cawthorn, the 25-year-old political wunderkind currently seeking to fill the opening left by Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows in North Carolina's 11th District, has been getting plenty of on-the-job training in how to...

LA Mayor Demands Residents Turn Off A/C During Record-Breaking Heat Wave

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti shamed residents who were using electricity on Sunday, even though the city is experiencing record-breaking heat waves. It’s almost 3 p.m. Time to turn off major appliances, set the thermostat to 78 degrees (or use a fan instead), turn off excess lights and unplug any...

Oscars Introduces Diversity and Inclusion Requirements for Film Eligibility

The Academy for Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which hosts Hollywood’s Oscars awards show every year, announced this week that certain films must now meet a new set of diversity and inclusion rules in order to qualify. By 2024, Best Picture award nominees must meet at least two of the...
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