Hannah Nightingale
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California Mexican restaurant firmly supports Mike Lindell after backlash
"Just because you do not like someone due to their political affiliation, race or religion, does not give you the right to pass judgement or boycott a business," the post read.
New York sheriffs will not aggressively enforce Kathy Hochul's anti-gun laws
"We're more concerned with the criminals who are killing people and injuring people every day on the streets," Giardino said. "We have limited resources, we have limited money, and we're going to use that in the best capacity."
Biden's railway deal to avert strike spiked by union
The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees Division of the Teamsters, one of the nation’s largest railroad unions, rejected the deal on Monday, expressing discontent with the number of paid sick days.
30,000 voter registration mailers sent to non-citizens in Colorado
The office of Democratic Secretary of State Jena Griswold has insisted that none of these noncitizens that received mailers would be allowed to register to vote.
Democrat LA city council members forced to apologize after referring to black baby as 'monkey'
Amongst the comments made during the conversation, Martinez called the young son of colleague Mike Bonin "ese changuito," which is Spanish for "that little monkey."
Woke Army Secretary says she doesn't know 'what woke means'
"You know, we get criticized, frankly, sometimes, for being woke. I'm not sure what woke means," said Army Secretary Christine Wormuth.
Petition launched to protect children from drag shows in Tennessee
"This is not an anti-drag show idea. This is a pro-protect our children idea. Nobody is saying that they should not be allowed to have drag shows. We are just saying that until you are an adult, you should not be allowed to see them," said Hamilton County Conservatives president Chris Widener.
Gates Foundation pledges $200 million for international digital IDs
"Of all the other means of identifying and tracking subjects, digital identity poses perhaps the gravest technological threat to individual liberty yet conceived," said Michael Rectenwald.
2 teens injured in drive-by shooting outside New York gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin's home
"After my daughters heard the gunshots and the screaming, they ran upstairs, locked themselves in the bathroom and immediately called 911," he added. "They acted very swiftly and smartly every step of the way and Diana and I are extremely proud of them."
'IT'S NUANCED': White House refuses to own rising gas prices after taking credit for lowering them
"You've said the president was responsible for gas prices coming down. Is the President responsible for gas prices going up?" Fox News' Peter Doocy asked.
Kanye West calls Black Lives Matter a 'scam'
"Everyone knows that Black Lives Matter was a scam," a post to West’s Instagram story read.
BREAKING: Project Veritas exposes 'anarchist' Oklahoma teacher who wants to 'burn down the entire system'
"Trust me, I want to burn down the entire system," said Wrynn.
Children's Philadelphia gender clinic co-founder says she conducts research on homeless youth
"We recruited folks from a variety of places across the city of Philadelphia, in our own HIV clinic and gender clinic as well as at Covenant House and in some other community-based organizations and aid services organizations that serve young trans women in Philadelphia," said Dowshen.
Native Americans buck Biden's climate agenda, demand right to develop fossil fuels on their lands
"A war on coal is a war on Crow," Stewart said, criticizing the Biden administration's energy policies.
Vox says not to worry about medical transitions of children
"Parents have been receiving an onslaught of messages about what could go wrong if their child was to transition; they’ve rarely been asked to consider what could go wrong if they weren’t able to," wrote St. James.