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On Wednesday, a federal judge accepted the request to post bail of an Auburn-based member of the group “the Proud Boys” who was charged with the alleged planning and participation in the January 6th riot. The Chief Judge of the District of Columbia, Judge Beryl Howell, accepted the request of[Read More…]
Parents criticize the Arizona Department of Education graphic that suggests you start conversations about race with your children at three months old. The infographic titled “They’re not too young to talk about race” suggests that children as young as two years can use race to reason about someone’s behavior. The[Read More…]
A Judge has ordered that a new runoff election take place for the Ward 1 Alderman seat in Aberdeen after finding evidence of fraud and criminal activity in how absentee ballots were handled and counted. Last July, Robert Devaull filed an election contest against his opponent Nicholas Holliday, who was[Read More…]
A National Guard member has been left hospitalized with food poisoning after eating substandard food. Other troops complained about being served food that included feathers and metal shavings. Some meals were served raw and some moldy as well. Following the January 6th riots, 20,000 National Guard troops were deployed to[Read More…]
A Michigan reporter has announced his intention to file a lawsuit against Democrat Governor Gretchen Whitmer over the release of data on coronavirus deaths in nursing homes across the state. Charlie Leduff, a long-time journalist and media personality, tweeted on February 27 that he was preparing a lawsuit against Michigan[Read More…]
A new Harvard/Harris poll of 1,800 people has found that the majority of Americans are more concerned about violent riots of last summer than the Capitol riots of January 6th. When asked “Which do you find more concerning – the violence in American cities during the summer or the riots[Read More…]
The president of a Berkeley teachers’ union is now being labeled a “hypocrite” after being seen dropping his daughter off for in-person instruction at a private preschool despite leading the charge against opening public schools. Matt Meyer, president of the Berkeley Federation of Teachers, was caught on camera dropping his[Read More…]
A group of more than 40 BLM protesters who were arrested for breaking the local curfew during last year’s mass protests have had the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) file a suit on their behalf. The ACLU claims that curfews are a violation of the First Amendment because they suppress[Read More…]
On Tuesday, Biden withdrew his nomination of “Clintonist” political advisor Neera Tanden who he nominated for Director of Office Management Federal Budget in his executive cabinet, following a series of controversial tweets. After a thread of Neera Tanden’s tweets about Republican senators was brought to light, the former-Clinton advisor’s nomination[Read More…]
A livestream meeting with President Biden and House Dems on Wednesday was abruptly cut off after Biden opened himself to questions. Earlier this week, Joe Biden and House Democrats held a live meeting to discuss the covid relief package. After thanking everyone in the meeting, Biden said he was happy[Read More…]
