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A shoplifting detention inside a Walmart in Canton, Ohio, escalated into a life-threatening confrontation Thursday after a suspect allegedly attempted to shoot a police officer at point-blank range but was stopped when the weapon failed to fire and a store security worker intervened, according to authorities and body camera footage. The incident occurred after police responded to a report of suspected theft involving a man and a woman inside the store. The two were detained by Walmart staff and escorted to a security room to wait for police, according to reports. Trump’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: What Could It Mean For…

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Tulsi Gabbard issued a warning about what she described as the growing danger posed by Islamist ideology, saying it fuels global terrorist organizations, threatens Western civilization, and endangers basic freedoms in the United States and abroad. In a statement addressing national security and ideological threats, Gabbard said Islamist ideology underpins groups responsible for terrorism worldwide and must be confronted directly, both militarily and culturally. “Talk about this Islamist ideology. Yes, it is the ideology that fuels terrorist groups like Al Qaeda and ISIS and Al Shabaab and Hamas and Boko Haram and others, and they must be defeated militarily as…

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Mike Benz said the origins of Jeffrey Epstein’s power, wealth, and long-running protection from prosecution can be traced to his early career at Bear Stearns and the bank’s alleged role in handling covert intelligence financing connected to the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI). In a detailed statement, Benz argued that Epstein’s work at Bear Stearns in the late 1970s and early 1980s placed him at the center of clandestine financial operations involving U.S. and foreign intelligence agencies, helping explain Epstein’s rapid ascent and his later connections across global intelligence networks. “It opens correspondent account for the fledgling BCCI…

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A major power outage struck San Francisco on Saturday, December 20, 2025, leaving roughly 130,000 Pacific Gas & Electric Co. (PG&E) customers — about one-third of the city — without electricity during one of the busiest days of the holiday shopping season. The outage, which began around 9:40 a.m. local time, cut electricity to neighborhoods including the Richmond, Sunset, Presidio, Golden Gate Park, Inner and Outer Sunset, and parts of downtown San Francisco.  While PG&E has not confirmed a definitive cause, fire officials report that a fire at a utility substation near 8th and Mission Streets contributed to the outage. Fire…

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OXFORD, MS — Yes, it was a disastrous day for fans hoping to enjoy an afternoon of college football outside of Miami’s win over the Aggies. But, now that we’re past the CFP’s first round, we can turn our focus on a quarterfinal slate that will be hard not to get excited about. That is, unless you are a fan of Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Tulane or James Madison. For some, they decided that what we witnessed during Miami and Alabama’s first round wins was some type of indictment on the sport. Maybe some should be taking out their frustration on conference leaders,…

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Buccaneers vs. Panthers, 1:00 ETPublishedDecember 21, 2025 8:00 AM EST•UpdatedDecember 17, 2025 3:46 PM ESTFacebookTwitterEmailCopy LinkBuccaneers vs. Panthers, 1:00 ETThis hasn’t been the most consistent stretch of football plays that I’ve delivered over the past few weeks. My guy, Geoff Clark, has been the picture of consistency, delivering you all win after win, and even making a bit of coin in the Circa Super Contest. Good for him, I’m trying to get on that level. This week, we have games on Thursday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. I’m taking one on each day to give you four plays, and my only…

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“A lot of colleges, and Brown also, are under enormous pressure not to cooperate with police, not to have surveillance cameras, not to have mask bans… I would call on Attorney General Bondi to put together a task force to understand what happened at Brown, what could have been done differently, what their policies are with regard to cooperating with the police and with ICE, and whether that factored in.” The post Did Hostility To Policing Contribute To Brown U. Failures? first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.

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Randon Alexander Sprinkle A former top Democrat Party official in Virginia has been charged federally with the distribution of child pornography, according to newly unsealed court documents filed in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. Randon Alexander Sprinkle, a former finance chairman of the Virginia Democratic Party and former treasurer for the Metro Richmond Area Young Democrats, is accused in a criminal complaint of possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material (CSAM), including videos involving infants and very young children. The criminal complaint, obtained by National Review, was filed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation…

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        “Affordability” is the Democrats’ battle cry to win elections these days. But Republicans are ready to flip the script to woo homeowners, who make up the majority (65%) of American households. Advertisement         Across the nation, these homeowners are angry and ready to fight against soaring property taxes. Their homes have appreciated, but they don’t have more cash in their pockets to pay the rising taxes that come with rising home values.        A property tax revolt, with silver-haired payers leading the charge, is likely to shape the political map for…

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Michael English A Democrat with a documented conviction for child molestation has quietly entered the 2026 mayoral race in Providence. According to reporting by the Providence Journal, the upcoming Providence mayoral contest currently includes incumbent Mayor Brett Smiley, state Rep. David Morales, and a third, lesser-known challenger: Michael English. What voters are only now learning is that English is not merely an outsider candidate, he is a convicted child molester who served multiple prison sentences stemming from sexual crimes involving a 13-year-old girl. English, now 54, acknowledged in a campaign announcement that he had been incarcerated, vaguely referring to “immature…

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A homeless man named John, who lives in the basement of Brown University,  cracked the Brown University mass shooting case. He told the police about the suspicious man who turned out to be the killer, and they ignored him. He asked social media users to highlight his Reddit post, which had some of the details he knew about the murderer. That was Saturday night. If the police or the university had listened to John in a timely manner, the MIT professor might not have been murdered on Monday. So who gets the standing ovations? The Providence Police Chief, Oscar Perez,…

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Please Follow us on  Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, Twitter, Youtube  The Caribbean operations of the U.S. military against the Venezuela Maduro regime continue. Yesterday, U.S. forces, led by the U.S. Coast Guard, seized another oil tanker per President Trump’s new oil blockade of the Bolivarian Republic. Secretary of War Hegseth declared the operations will continue until the theft of American assets is reversed. Hegseth is referring to the Trump administration’s focus on the nationalization of U.S. oil production assets during the installation of the Hugo Chavez communist regime which is succeeded by Maduro. Pete Hegseth — President Trump…

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Italy’s Supreme Court, known as the Court of Cassation, has confirmed this December 17, 2025 the acquittal of the vice president and leader of The League, Matteo Salvini, in the controversial case of the Open Arms ship. This decision closes a five-year judicial process that began in 2019, when Salvini, as Minister of the Interior, prevented for 19 days the disembarkation of 147 immigrants rescued by the Spanish NGO Open Arms in the Mediterranean. The verdict underscores that protecting borders does not constitute a crime, reaffirming the priority of Italian sovereignty over the pressures from non-governmental organizations accused of facilitating…

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Multiple gunmen reportedly opened fire early Sunday morning about 25 miles southwest of Johannesburg, South Africa, leaving at least nine dead and ten injured.   The attack at a tavern in the Bekkersdal township occurred “just before 0:100,” according to South African police. “12 unknown suspects in a white kombi and a silver sedan opened fire at tavern patrons and continued to shoot randomly as they fled the scene.” The South African Police Service said on X: Gauteng Serious and Violent Crime Investigations together with Crime Detection Tracing Unit have launched a manhunt for the suspects involved in a multiple shooting…

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(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) New York Times columnist David Brooks reiterated that he never interacted with Jeffrey Epstein after House Democrats released photos from the Epstein estate showing Brooks at an event attended by the late sex offender. Brooks has faced heavy social media scrutiny over what critics suggest could be previously undisclosed ties to Epstein, particularly after he wrote a column criticizing public interest in the release of the Epstein files.  The photos were reportedly taken in 2011 at a dinner tied to that year’s TED Conference. The images show Brooks in a selfie and another separate photo of Epstein. The two men did not appear in any of…

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(Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) The U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security has released an updated report highlighting terrorism threats to Americans.It did so after holding a hearing on Tuesday during which Director of the National Counterterrorism Center Joe Kent testified that the NCTC had identified at least 18,000 known or suspected terrorists who were released into the U.S. during the Biden administration, The Center Square reported. The NCTC has also added roughly 35,000 narco-terrorists to the federal Terrorist Screening Dataset since he’s been in office. The unprecedented 18,000 KSTs exclude the 6,525 KSTs the NCTC helped prevent from entering the country as…

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(José Niño, Headline USA) Jake Lang, a January 6 defendant running for the U.S. Senate in Florida, posted an explicit threat on Monday, declaring he would organize a prison break for Tina Peters, a former county clerk serving nine years stemming from her efforts to prove election fraud, unless she is released by January 31, 2026.The inflammatory post on X escalates ongoing tensions over Peters’ imprisonment and raises new questions about Lang’s motivations amid persistent allegations from within the January 6 community that he may be a federal informant. Lang’s post announced “WE THE PEOPLE ARE COMING TO BREAK TINA…

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President Donald Trump is greeted by Bruce Blakeman (L), executive of Nassau County, New York, after arriving at the Republic Airport on Air Force One in Farmingdale, N.Y., on Sept. 26, 2025. Anna Moneymaker /Getty ImagesPresident Donald Trump on Dec. 20 threw his endorsement behind the new Republican candidate in the New York governor’s race after the withdrawal of ally Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.).“Bruce is MAGA all the way, and has been with me from the very beginning,” Trump said in a post announcing the endorsement on his Truth Social platform.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript…

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President Donald Trump addresses the nation from the Diplomatic Room of the White House on Dec. 17, 2025. Doug Mills-Pool/Getty ImagesPresident Donald Trump signed a presidential memorandum ordering federal agencies to begin relocating government systems from key wireless frequencies, a move the White House said is aimed at securing U.S. leadership in the global race to develop next-generation 6G networks.The memorandum—titled Winning the 6G Race—casts sixth-generation wireless technology as critical to U.S. economic competitiveness and foreign policy, with applications expected to power advances in artificial intelligence, robotics, advanced sensing, and implantable technologies, while strengthening national security and public safety.We had…

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Conservative podcaster and Turning Point USA advocate Benny Johnson was at AmFest 2025. He had some very insightful things to share with the audience on many things including who the real enemies are. “The left has decided to no longer debate. The real enemy is not somebody on your side who disagrees with you. The real enemy is the left who stopped debating and started killing,” Johnson said. “I’m sick of seeing my President get shot in the head. I’m sick of seeing my friends get shot on a live stream. I’m sick of seeing stories like Brown University this…

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(Headline USA) Three police officers were hospitalized with gunshot wounds Saturday, the gunman was dead and another man was wounded after a domestic dispute turned into a volatile confrontation across multiple blocks in Rochester, New York, police said. One officer was in critical condition, one in serious condition and the third was recovering from less serious injuries after the gunfire Friday night, Police Chief David Smith said at a news conference. The events began around 10:15 p.m., when a man reported his girlfriend’s ex-boyfriend was trying to break into her house and might have a gun, Smith said, adding that the…

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Love concussion forces Malik Willis into action and that worked well until it didn’t on botched snapPublishedDecember 21, 2025 7:29 AM EST•UpdatedDecember 21, 2025 7:29 AM ESTFacebookTwitterEmailCopy LinkThere were no heroes left at the end of Saturday night to save the Green Bay Packers. Only heartache.It would have been a nicely written Hollywood ending if the Packers had finished this game against the Chicago Bears just as things looked with only two minutes to play in regulation – with the Packers leading by a touchdown and about to get the ball.CHICAGO, ILLINOIS – DECEMBER 20: DJ Moore #2 of the…

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PBS used to call its Friday night journalists roundtable Washington Week In Review. It’s now Washington Week with The Atlantic, but it could be called Trashing Trump’s Week In Review. President Trump adding his name to the Kennedy Center caused a Friday night freakout. On the PBS News Hour, David Brooks compared Trump to mass-murdering Stalin and Mao over this. On this show, it was just “tinpot dictators” in general. The show’s host, Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg (D-D.C.) quoted White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt tweeting “Congratulations to President Donald J. Trump, and, likewise, congratulations to President Kennedy because this…

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A young illegal immigrant waits to take a shower at the Donna Department of Homeland Security holding facility, the main detention center for unaccompanied illegal immigrant children, in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas on March 30, 2021. Dario Lopez-Mills/AFP via Getty ImagesThe Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Health and Human Services have located over 129,143 unaccompanied illegal immigrant children whom the prior administration had lost track of, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said in a Dec. 19 post on X.“Too many of these children were exploited, trafficked, and abused,” Noem wrote. “We will continue to ramp…

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Texas joined more than 30 states this year in adopting a school voucher program to fund private school tuition.“Gone are the days that families are limited to only the schools assigned by government,” Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said before signing the bill in May of this year at the governor’s mansion. “The day has arrived that empowers parents to choose the school that is best for their child.”We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.

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Former special counsel Jack Smith gave testimony during a closed-door deposition on Capitol Hill where he informed House lawmakers that politics played no role in his investigations and prosecutions of President Donald Trump, denying the accusations made against him by Republicans. Smith spent a long eight hours being hammered by questions from the House Judiciary Committee, ultimately taking full responsibility for both cases he brought against then-candidate Trump. The cases concerned the 2020 presidential election and the keeping of classified documents after President Trump left office at the end of his first term. “The decision to bring charges against President…

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In a wild fight that came on Wednesday, December 17,  U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) went to the Senate floor to advocate for a popular bipartisan bill, the Mikaela Naylon Give Kids a Chance Act. The bill would, if passed by the Senate, as it has already been passed in the House, improve outcomes for kids with cancer by both ensuring they have access to critical treatments and promote much-needed research into childhood cancer. Unfortunately, the bill currently appears to be dead in the water, as Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) shut it down, nixing it. It was in response to…

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The Trump administration has awarded five brand new contracts to continue building a high-tech “Smart Wall” along the southern border the U.S. shares with Mexico in Texas and Arizona. The new contracts will bring the cost of building the wall to a total of $8 billion. According to new data, when the border wall is finally finished, it will include 1,418 miles of what’s being called “Primary Smart Wall,” along with 536 miles of a “Waterborne Barrier System,” and 708 miles of “Secondary Border Wall.” A total of 536 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border that is currently without any barrier…

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The Trump Administration has had a historic year in its fight for border control and against illegal immigration. Such is what was revealed in a press release promulgated on Friday, December 19 by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which has managed to break some major records in its fight to keep Americans safe and secure from illegal immigration. For reference, the Trump Administration has made the fight against illegal immigration its key selling point and policy plank. While other issues, such as the somewhat depressed state of the economy or legal immigration involving H-1Bs, have proven more intractible, it…

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Appearing on the broadcast of CSPAN’s “Ceasefire” program on Friday, December 19, Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) went nuclear on his party for the budding Obamacare disaster, noting that Obamacare and the temporary subsidies that are expiring at the end of this year are a firmly Democratic creation and thus the budding disaster is not “like a Republican thing.” As background, part of the change in federal spending reflected in the Big, Beautiful Bill and Continuing Resolutions made to keep the government open is that the temporary Obamacare subsidies, passed as part of the 2021 American Rescue Plan, are ending in…

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In a breaking post to social media, a Fox News clip showed Border Czar Tom Homan revealing he has lived apart from his wife since late March 2025 due to death threats against him and his family. Firing back, accused reporters of trying to locate his family and identify his sons, calling it “beyond the pale” and “insulting.” For context, as the leading Trump’s immigration enforcer leading mass deportations, Homan has faced escalating threats from left-wing activists since his June 2025 appointment. Other incidents include doxxing and calls for violence against ICE agents have terrorized the nation. He prayed for…

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In an eye-opening post on X about the major problem of People’s Republic of China-connection subversion and attacks on America, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Kash Patel described how a researcher from China was caught abusing his privilege to work at an American university to smuggle a deadly pathogen into America. For reference, the disease smuggled in was E. coli bacteria, a generally food-borne illness that can cause severe illness, such as kidney failure, and sometimes even death. This incident follows on the heels of Chinese researchers at the University of Michigan being caught smuggling wheat blight into America.…

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Freshman Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL), known for strong support of Israel and opposition to Islam, told Axios he is “actively considering” introducing a resolution to expel Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) from Congress. For context,  the move stems from Omar’s campaign fundraising email calling Fine a “disgusting, violent racist” unfit for office and urging his removal over his calls to “destroy” mainstream Muslims. Fighting back, Fine made allegations against Omar and her alleged “embrace of Muslim terror.” Omar dismissed the threat, saying no one takes Fine seriously, and refused to take accountability for her divisive rhetoric. Starting off his argument, Rep.…

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President Trump is heading to North Carolina on December 20, 2025, to headline an event promoting Michael Whatley, the frontrunner for the 2026 GOP Senate nomination to replace retiring RINO Sen. Thom Tillis. Whatley, the former RNC chairman who was handpicked by the president. In his comments, he emphasized Trump’s popularity in the state and framed the midterms as a way to protect Trump’s legacy from Democratic investigations. Supporting his candidacy, he touted economic improvements under Trump and attacked his likely opponent, Roy Cooper, on crime, immigration, and transgender issues. Democrats counter that Trump is faltering and will drag Republicans…

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In a tragic loss of life, Marvin Fernando Morales-Ortez, a 23-year-old Salvadoran illegal immigrant with prior charges, including a dropped 2021 murder case, was released from Fairfax County jail on December 16, 2025, after prosecutors dropped assault and firearm charges due to the victim’s non-cooperation, despite an ICE detainer. For context, on the next day, he allegedly shot and killed his roommate in Reston, Virginia, leading to his arrest for second-degree murder. Critics, including DHS and ICE, blame local “sanctuary” policies for the preventable tragedy, while officials cite legal constraints. Adding context to this trasgic ecent, an ICE spokesperson laied…

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The United States intercepted and seized a vessel in international waters near Venezuela, marking the second such operation in recent weeks as pressure continues to mount on the Maduro regime, according to multiple reports published Saturday. The U.S. Coast Guard led the interdiction with assistance from other branches of the U.S. military, American officials told CNN. The operation took place in international waters off Venezuela’s coast and follows a similar seizure conducted earlier this month. Trump’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: What Could It Mean For Your Money? The latest action comes on the heels of a December 10 seizure of a…

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Conservative commentator Benny Johnson said the United States is witnessing a significant cultural and political shift driven by younger generations who are increasingly embracing faith, family, and conservative values, crediting Charlie Kirk with playing a central role in that transformation. In a statement discussing recent trends among young Americans, Johnson said a unified political movement has emerged alongside what he described as an unprecedented revival of Christianity among the nation’s youth. “Who put together the most powerful political movement and the most powerful unified movement in American history, and is having incredible results,” Johnson said. Trump’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: What…

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By Leonardo Blair, Senior Reporter Sunday, December 21, 2025Unsplash/Solen FeyissaEvangelicals, non-denominational Christians and people who identify with no religion are the leading religious groups among the majority of Americans who oppose the rapid increase in the number of artificial intelligence-generated videos on social media, according to findings from a new study that has surprised researchers.The study, “Americans’ Views on AI-Generated Video in Social Media,” was published on Wednesday by independent production and distribution company Story Radius. It is based on a survey of 512 U.S. adults using SurveyMonkey’s proprietary Audience Panel, which draws from a large, diverse population of respondents…

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By Dennis Lennox, CP Contributor Sunday, December 21, 2025The High Plains of Texas, near Lubbock. | Dennis LennoxLUBBOCK, Texas — In northwest Texas, the geography and climate of the High Plains have always imposed discipline.Early settlement on this flat, dry and exposed tableland — known as the Llano Estacado — depended on ranching practices that conserved scarce water and crops suited to an unforgiving climate. Lubbock developed within those constraints and continues to reflect them.The clearest articulation of this history is the National Ranching Heritage Center.The National Ranching Heritage Center in Lubbock, Texas. | Dennis LennoxCovering 27 acres, the center…

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While the world salivates over the just-released images of Bill Clinton “frolicking” with various females at Jeffrey Epstein’s Bide-a-Wile island hideaway, the steady drumbeat of anti-Trump propaganda is picking up speed, intensity, and insanity. Last month, in an effort to “Bidenize” (thank you, Byron York), The New York Anti-Trump Times published a surreal, reality-free article under the headline “Shorter Days, Signs of Fatigue: Trump Faces Realities of Aging in Office.” This is about the human whirlwind that is Donald Trump, the indefatigable powerhouse who thinks nothing of traveling across the globe in the morning in order to broker peace in…

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Christmas is not all about the children, however much children may enjoy it. There is a delight, of course, in the innocence of children, though no one is born untainted by original sin. Still, we tend to focus on children at Christmas time, partly, surely, out of nostalgia: we remember our own childhoods . . . and the magic of Christmas. But let us not allow Democrats to steal Christmas—let us not! Democrats in large numbers tend to be anti-children. Let us count the ways. First, of course, is the Democrat party’s obsessive commitment to abortion. Eighty-five percent of Democrats say abortion should…

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Imagine if your 15-year-old came to my house, and I gave them a book about edgy sex positions? What if I gave your 16-year-old a book with graphic illustrations of oral or anal sex? Would you be happy with that? Or would you be mighty suspicious of me? Many parents may not know it, but there is an ongoing fight over certain books and whether they should be given to minors without their parents’ knowledge or consent. That’s what the American Library Association wants. The ALA recently launched a nationwide campaign against so-called “book bans,” with ALA President Sam Helmick…

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An uncommon meteorological event known as snow rollers appeared in a yard Tuesday in Michigan. These formations resemble cylindrical structures that appear as though someone carefully shaped the snow by hand into spirals similar to cinnamon buns.Yet, these structures form entirely naturally, occurring solely under precisely ideal atmospheric conditions, which renders them an extraordinarily rare sight. As explained by the National Weather Service (NWS), these fragile snow rollers develop when a thin layer of fresh snow falls that is cohesive enough to stick to itself, but rests on a surface to which it does not adhere. (RELATED: Can You Expect…

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An emergency sign directs patients to the emergency room at the Kaiser Permanente San Diego Medical Center hospital in San Diego, Calif., on April 17, 2017. Mike Blake/ReutersAmericans enrolled in Medicare will pay about 50 percent less out of pocket in 2026 for some drugs including Pfizer and Bristol Myers Squibb’s blood thinner Eliquis and Merck & Co’s diabetes drug Januvia, a study in the five most populous U.S. states suggested.Medicare negotiated prices kick in next month for 10 drugs, a first for former President Joe Biden’s signature Inflation Reduction Act of 2022. Medicare covers over 67 million people aged…

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A test tube labelled with “Bird Flu” in front of a U.S. flag in this illustration created on June 10, 2024. Dado Ruvic/ReutersThe United States Department of Agriculture on Friday confirmed that a case of highly pathogenic avian influenza in a Wisconsin dairy herd marked a new spillover event from wildlife to cattle, separate from previous outbreaks.The virus, identified as H5N1 clade 2.3.4.4b genotype D1.1., was confirmed through whole genome sequencing by the National Veterinary Services Laboratories on December 17, USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service said in a statement.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript…

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Rep. Elise Stefanik just dropped a political bombshell that’s shaking up New York’s Republican landscape.In a stunning move, Stefanik, a staunch Republican and close ally of President Donald Trump, has pulled the plug on her campaign for New York governor and announced she won’t seek reelection to Congress, according to Newsmax.  This decision, revealed on Friday via a post on X, comes as a surprise to many who saw her as a rising star in the conservative fight against progressive overreach. Stefanik Steps Back from Bitter Primary Stefanik was gearing up for a tough battle against Nassau County Executive Bruce…

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Boom—America just dropped a hammer on ISIS in Syria, answering a brutal attack that claimed American lives with a thunderous military response.Last weekend’s tragedy, which saw two U.S. Army soldiers and a civilian interpreter killed in central Syria, sparked Friday’s massive retaliatory operation against dozens of Islamic State targets, Newsmax reported.  It all started on Saturday in Palmyra, when a convoy of American and Syrian forces came under attack by a suspected ISIS sympathizer within Syria’s own security ranks. Tragic Loss Sparks Fierce Response The assailant, who was gunned down after the assault, left three U.S. personnel dead and three…

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New York’s political landscape just took a sharp turn as Rep. Elise Stefanik dropped a bombshell by suspending her gubernatorial bid, Just the News reported. Just a month after throwing her hat into the ring to challenge Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul, Stefanik announced on Friday that she’s stepping back from the race and won’t seek reelection to her U.S. House seat next year either. Let’s rewind a bit: Stefanik kicked off her campaign with gusto, promising to shake up Albany and bring a conservative vision to a state often dominated by progressive policies. Stefanik’s Sudden Exit Shocks Supporters Her abrupt decision…

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