A Republican city councilman in Virginia was set on fire Wednesday in what the police have claimed was a “personal” attack. Danville City Councilman Lee Vogler was […]
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A New Orleans woman was arrested this Monday for fraudulently obtaining Medicaid while living the life of the rich and famous. The suspect, Candace Taylor, allegedly underreported […]
President Donald Trump is reportedly considering blessing rap mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs with a full presidential pardon. An anonymous Trump administration official told Dead that a pardon […]
The Pope, the State Department, and others have all condemned the latest anti-Christian terror attack that occurred Sunday in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Very […]
A “workforce crisis” in the watchmaking industry has watchmakers like Rolex rolling out the carpet for wannabe watch tinkerers. In September, Rolex launched the Rolex Watch Training […]
An interview with Secretary of State Marco Rubio has gone viral on social media because of what he said about government censorship. In the interview with commentator […]
Thanks to a ruling last Thursday by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, California gun owners may now easily buy ammunition on. The ruling comes nine years […]
Belmont University, a private Christian school in Nashville, appears to be making a sincere effort to rid itself of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Last week, […]
Former anti-Trump CNN host Jim Acosta predicted last week that President Donald Trump’s presidency would be over if he pardons deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s madam, Ghislaine Maxwell. […]
Private donors have been flooding NPR and PBS with cash, thus proving that the two “news” stations never needed government subsidies. “Over the last three months … […]