Former collegiate swimmer Riley Gaines reacted to the news that trans-identifying male swimmer Lia Thomas lost his challenge to compete in the Olympics in women’s Read More
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Russian Warship Docks In Cuba Amid U.S.-Russia Tensions
A group of Russian Navy vessels arrived in Cuba on Wednesday, a show of force by Moscow amid increasing tensions between the U.S. and Russia. Read More
President Biden appears to freeze at White House Juneteenth event
President Biden, 81, appeared to freeze at a White House celebration for Juneteenth on Monday, standing still for about 30 seconds while others clapped and danced at a concert.
Nonprofit connected to Leonard Leo sent millions to his firm
A key advocacy group in conservative judicial activist Leonard Leo’s network paid millions to his consulting firm, a new filing shows, the latest example of Read More
McConnell takes aim at ‘isolationist’ colleagues in scathing D-Day essay
Sen. Mitch McConnell tied World War II-era isolationism to current day global tensions in a warning against abandoning American allies in Ukraine and the Indo-Pacific.
‘JUDGED by Matt Walsh’ Ep. 10: Broken Promises Plus A Special Guest
This season of “JUDGED by Matt Walsh” has certainly been a whirlwind. With unexpected twists and turns, hostile defendants, wacky plaintiffs, and even literal animals Read More
Possible McConnell replacement takes Democrat IVF accusations head on with major announcement
Florida Sen. Rick Scott, a hopeful to be the next Republican Senate leader, is launching a massive ad buy to take the “real” GOP message on IVF to voters in his state.
Republican Attorneys General Warn American Bar Association To Steer Clear Of Race-Based Initiatives
Over twenty Republican attorneys general are warning the American Bar Association that its diversity and inclusion standards may violate the Constitution. Led by Tennessee Attorney Read More
John Fetterman to receive top Jewish college’s highest award for his stance on Israel
Pennsylvania Democratic Sen. John Fetterman will receive the highest honor awarded by the top U.S. Jewish university this week, the New York City school confirmed Read More
Nearly half of all US governors urge drastic change for global health organization before new pandemic hits
Two dozen Republican governors don’t want the World Health Organization (WHO) to call the shots in the case of another global pandemic, according to a Read More