Micaela Burrow, DCNF The United Nations Committee Against Torture (CAT) concluded an inquiry into allegations of abuse by the Palestinian Authority (PA) for the first time Wednesday. […]
Month: July 2022
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‘She showed me’: Ivanka gives emotional tribute at service for mom, trailblazer and icon Ivana Trump
Ivanka Trump ivered an emotional tribute to her “trailblazer” of a mother on Wednesday, the iconic Ivana Trump — a woman who believed there was “nothing she […]
Max Keating, DCNF The Senate voted 64-34 to advance a modest version of a long-debated bill that would subsidize domestic semiconductor production late Tuesday night. TheChips […]
Carl DeMarco, DCNF The United States House of Representatives spent taxpayer money on a meditation app for its members and staff in order to cope with the […]
The federal investigation into Hunter Biden’s shady business activities has reportedly reached a “critical juncture,” with investigators now considering filing charges against him, though likely not until […]
Micaela Burrow, DCNF The Army cut its force size projections for 2022 and 2023 Tuesday in the midst of a historic recruitment struggle, raising questions about overall […]
Jack McEvoy, DCNF Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia would continue to supply Europe with natural gas, but warned that iveries via the Nord Stream 1 pipe […]
Jack McEvoy, DCNF President Joe Biden declared that he would take executive action to further his climate agenda in a Wednesday speech if Congress didn’t act, warning […]
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(Video: Fox News) Cape Henlopen State Park in aware was briefly known by another name before Google swooped in to remove the satirical “Brandon Falls” from their […]
“Libs of TikT” has once again provided a perfect example of why parents are becoming increasingly worried about sending their children to public schools. The alleged teacher […]