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A Texas Democrat running for Senate quoted a 14th-century Islamic mystic from inside a church with a pride flag behind him. The video shows James Talarico reciting a poem from … Continue Reading
Thirty-three House Democrats broke with their party Thursday to help Republicans pass a bill targeting colleges that boycott Israel. The Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act of 2026 passed the … Continue Reading
Jasmine Crockett says Black voters in Texas simply are not excited about James Talarico. The outgoing Democratic congresswoman made the comments during an appearance on the “Front Page” podcast, targeting … Continue Reading
A jury could not agree on whether Lindsay Clancy was criminally responsible for killing her three children, despite everyone knowing she did it. Patrick Clancy broke his silence Friday through … Continue Reading
A Michigan Democratic House nominee deleted hundreds of social media posts before launching his campaign. William Lawrence, the Democratic nominee in one of Michigan’s most competitive House races and a … Continue Reading
Kelsey Grammer told Piers Morgan he owes no apology for his grandparents’ actions. The “Frasier” star made that clear during a recent appearance on Morgan’s broadcast, pushing back firmly against … Continue Reading
A judge found two young sisters not guilty after their borough prosecuted them for a broken swing. Katie Huss’s daughters, ages 10 and 12, were charged with criminal mischief by … Continue Reading
A man armed with a hammer pleaded guilty to attacking Vice President JD Vance’s Ohio home in January. William D. DeFoor, 26, entered guilty pleas on charges of engaging in … Continue Reading
Trump says he is putting up to $500 million of super PAC money into the midterms. President Donald Trump announced Friday that he plans to direct between $400 million and … Continue Reading
A federal appeals court ruled that DHS cannot fully use its own citizenship database to help states verify voter rolls. The decision, handed down Friday, came from a divided three-judge … Continue Reading
Anne Hathaway called abortion an “act of mercy,” and now Christian and conservative audiences want to boycott her new film. The comment came during a 2022 appearance on ABC’s “The … Continue Reading
Missouri’s Supreme Court just handed Democrats a congressional seat they were on track to lose. The court ruled Thursday that a 2025 redistricting law cannot be used in the November … Continue Reading
A Los Angeles podcaster recorded a video calling for the execution of Donald Trump, then kept selling “kill trump” stickers from his own website. Benjamin Azariah Southworth, 40, was arrested … Continue Reading
A jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial after seven days of deliberations. The Plymouth Superior Court trial, which ran nearly five weeks and … Continue Reading
A defense attorney blocked a mistrial declaration with an emergency appeal to Massachusetts’ highest court. The Lindsay Clancy murder trial lurched toward collapse Friday, then pulled back from the edge … Continue Reading
Rick Harrison went in for a stent procedure and ended up in emergency bypass surgery. The 61-year-old “Pawn Stars” star is now recovering in the hospital after what was supposed … Continue Reading
More than two dozen directed-energy incidents have been reported inside the United States, according to journalist Catherine Herridge. Herridge, reporting for NewsNation, says the incidents include a notable cluster at … Continue Reading
Maria Bartiromo’s attorney is threatening legal action and flatly denying that Fox News fired her. Bryan Freedman, a powerhouse entertainment attorney, called reports that Bartiromo was fired or no longer … Continue Reading
A Turkish bank has been sanctioned by the United States for allegedly moving Iranian oil revenues to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The Trump administration targeted Istanbul-based Golden Global Bank … Continue Reading
The U.S. added 162,000 jobs in August, nearly tripling Wall Street’s forecast of 56,000. That single number, released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, immediately reframed the national conversation about … Continue Reading
A Texas judge has been permanently barred from the bench for ordering a defense attorney handcuffed in open court. Rosie Speedlin Gonzalez, who presided over Bexar County Court at Law … Continue Reading
ICE arrested 2,197 people in New York in just 32 days. That is the headline from “Operation Rotten Apple,” a sweeping federal immigration enforcement campaign carried out between July 27 … Continue Reading
A woman at a Portland rally tried to grab an American flag and ended up crying on the grass after failing. Video from the Portland Patriots Flag Wave, held on … Continue Reading
Kacey Musgraves used her tour’s opening night to solicit donations for immigrant children. The eight-time Grammy winner made the appeal on Friday, August 21, the same night she turned 38. … Continue Reading
Ron DeSantis told a heckler George Soros wasn’t paying her enough. The Florida Republican governor was mid-speech at a Tampa campaign event, talking about the state’s economy, when a woman … Continue Reading
A single juror blocked a verdict in the Lindsay Clancy child-killing trial, forcing a mistrial. After seven days and roughly 38 hours of deliberations, Plymouth Superior Court Judge William Sullivan … Continue Reading
Two House Democrats rescued a Republican procedural vote that was headed for failure. Reps. Jared Golden of Maine and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington supplied the decisive votes that pushed … Continue Reading
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It's OK to sympathize when someone has depression or other issues, but there is no exception or excuse for murder. That's what she is, a murderer who should be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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