Hannah Nightingale
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BREAKING: Darrell Brooks claims it was God's will that Waukesha massacre happened
Brooks also stated that he "has no regrets," and that his "conscience is clear."
BREAKING: Project Veritas BUSTS Mark Kelly staffer LYING about policy for votes in AZ
"He’s not going to say anything outright about what he’s going to do unless it will garner support from Independents and some of the moderate Republicans," said Bronson.
Waukesha murder suspect claims 'Ford recall' to blame for massacre of parade-goers
Brooks concluded his statement by saying that because of this recall, counts one through 73 against him "should be dismissed."
St. Louis school shooter identified as 19-year-old former student Orlando Harris
Harris was yelling "You're all going to f*cking die" during the shooting, according to those inside the school.
BREAKING: New York City ordered by court to reinstate all those fired over Covid vaccine mandates
"Though vaccination should be encouraged, public employees should not have been terminated for their noncompliance," the New York Supreme Court stated.
Hollywood silent as Susan Sarandon posts similar sentiment that got Gina Carano fired
In early 2021, Carano was fired from Disney’s The Mandalorian and lost her agents for expressing a similar sentiment on social media.
Antifa threats force women's rights activist to cancel speaking event in Portland
"Portland is not completely off limits, but Portland is off limits if I don’t have a huge budget for security, or certainly to do something that would minimize the risk to myself and other women," said Keen.
BREAKING: Katie Hobbs' sister reveals Dems donated to 'extreme Trump-backed candidates' to ensure their victory
Becky Hobbs told Project Veritas that "they wanted those extremists to win because they knew that the Dems had a better chance of winning their races against the extremist candidates than they did against the moderate Republicans."
New Rasmussen poll shows tight PA races for senate and governor, within margin of error
Rasmussen’s margin of error is +/- 3 percentage points, indicating that Republican candidates could have a small edge over Democrat candidates with little over two weeks to go until the midterm election.
Indiana parents lose custody after court rules not 'affirming' child's gender identity is 'abuse'
The father testified at the initial hearing that the parents cannot affirm their child’s transgender identity or use their child’s preferred pronouns because of their religious beliefs.
Proficiency scores in math and reading show school closures resulted in MASSIVE learning loss for US students
States like Delaware, Maryland, New York, Virginia, and the District of Columbia all saw double-digit point losses compared to 2019 in fourth grade math.
NBC pundits say Hispanics support DeSantis' because they are racist
"That proximity to whiteness is a real thing. Also reminds me of an adage I heard a long time ago about how the oppressed begin to take on the traits of the oppressor," Jemele Hill wrote.
BREAKING: Judge to allow states to depose Fauci, Biden officials in social media censorship case
"It is high time we shine a light on this censorship enterprise and force these officials to come clean to the American people, and this ruling will allow us to do just that. We’ll keep pressing for the truth," said Schmitt.
BREAKING: Steve Bannon sentenced to 120 days for defying Jan 6 committee, released pending appeal
Bannon was found guilty by a DC court in July for two counts of contempt of Congress, in regard to his refusal to comply with subpoenas from the January 6 House Committee. Bannon has plead not guilty to the charges.
Record voter turnout in Georgia while Dems complain of 'voter suppression'
According to the data, 396,332 people have cast their vote through early in-person voting so far. Looking at the first three days of early in-person voting in 2018 and 2014, 225,034 and 67,792 people cast their ballots, respectively.