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Dems Plow Forward on Controversial Elections-Grab Bill

(Headline USA) Senate Democrats planned to forge ahead with a likely doomed vote on their sprawling elections and voting bill next week, even as it faces bipartisan opposition, including universal condemnation from Republicans in the evenly-split chamber. Democrats have made the HR/S1 elections overhaul a major focus, claiming they seek...

Judge Blocks Biden’s Suspension of New Oil and Gas Leases

The Biden administration’s suspension of new oil and gas leases on federal land and water was blocked Tuesday by a federal judge in Louisiana. U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty's ruling came in a lawsuit filed in March by Louisiana’s Republican attorney general, Jeff Landry and officials in 12 other states....

Va. School Board Member Tells Graduating Islamic Students to Prepare for ‘Jihad’

A Virginia school board member told graduating high school students that they should prepare their “jihad” and get ready to enter a capitalist world full of racism and white supremacy. Fairfax County School Board member Abrar Omeish gave the keynote address at the graduation for students at Justice High School...

Ariz. Atty. Gen. ‘Not Amused’ by DOJ’s Threats Over Election Audit

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich on Monday defended his state's election audit while pushing back against politically motivated meddling by US Attorney General Merrick Garland, the Washington Examiner reported. Brnovich reminded Garland about the 10th Amendment, which gives states authority within their own borders. "We stand ready to defend federalism and...

South Texas Mayor-Elect: Latinos ‘Opening Their Eyes’ After Years of Democrat Neglect

A newly elected Latino Republican mayor in Texas responded to recent trends that show Hispanic voters leaning more Republican by saying they are “opening their eyes” after years of supporting Democratic candidates. “Well, during the past election, it’s amazing what happened here in South Texas,” said Javier Villalobos, who is...

NYTimes Admits Its Smear Against Babylon Bee Was Fake News

A media operation notorious for promoting fake news caved under pressure when the Babylon Bee threatened it with a defamation lawsuit. The New York Times had claimed that the conservative, pro-Christian humor site “frequently trafficked in misinformation under the guise of satire.” The Bee relies upon a similar format to that of...

Ga.’s Raffensperger Does 180º; To Probe Fulton County Drop Box Forms

Georgia announced this week it is investigating whether Fulton County properly monitored absentee ballots returned in drop boxes during the 2020 election. Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, who has repeatedly denied that vote fraud affected Georgia’s election, said the investigation is necessary because Fulton County’s elections leadership “failed the voters...

FBI Dubiously Hypes QAnon Threat in New ‘Report’ for Senate Dems

In the wake of several false alarms during which the Biden intelligence community flagged  potential right-wing extremism only to have nothing result, the FBI again torqued up hysteria over its favorite boogeyman, QAnon, for a special report requested by Senate Democrats. The unclassified report shockingly revealed that the FBI's past...

ACLU Threatens Lawsuit After Seattle Denies Permit for ‘CHOP Art’ Exhibit

(Tim Gruver, The Center Square) A denied permit for an art exhibition commemorating the occupation of Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood last summer could mean a court battle between the city and two legal giants. On Thursday, the American Civil Liberties Union of Washington and the Public Defender Association wrote to the...

SWEAT THREAT: Wind, Solar Shortcomings Force Texans to Dial Back Electricity Use

(Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), the regulatory agency that manages Texas’s power grid, said tight grid conditions are expected this week due to high number of forced generation outages, and urged Texans to conserve energy. The announcement came one month after it published its...

IRS: Texas Grew by 114K Taxpayers and $4B in Gross Income

(Robert Davis, The Center Square) Texas welcomed new residents of all ages and incomes in the years leading up to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to recent Internal Revenue Service data. The data was collected for tax years 2018 and 2019, meaning it represents the tax filings from 2017 and 2018. The data reflects migratory...

Key Price Index Rises at Record Rate, Adding to Inflation Woes

One key reading of the misery index for U.S. consumers is continuing to rise, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The "misery index" is calculated by adding unemployment to inflation. Wholesale prices (PPI), driven by rising food costs, increased 0.8% in May and by a unprecedented amount...
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