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Lauren Boebert wears 'Drill Baby Drill' dress to State of the Union address
Rep. Lauren Boebert, of Colorado, looked to send a message with her outfit choice during President Biden's State of the Union Address.
White House defends not placing sanctions on Russia’s energy sector amidst ongoing invasion of Ukraine
"We don’t have a strategic interest in reducing the global supply of energy."
Lori Lightfoot brags 'I have the biggest d*ck in Chicago' during debate over Columbus statue: lawsuit
"My d*ck is bigger than yours and the Italians, I have the biggest d*ck in Chicago," Lightfoot allegedly said, according to the lawsuit.
LA police officers now required to explain reasoning behind traffic stops
The new policy allows officers to conduct a pretextual stop if they are acting on "articulable information" in addition to a violation, and not just on a "mere hunch or on generalized characteristics."
Texas judge blocks child abuse investigation into parents of trans teen
The order to investigate came from Abbott, who ordered the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services to look into reports of procedures for transgender youth such as hormone therapy as child abuse.
Records suggest cash donations gathered by BLM may be larger than previously disclosed
New records have suggested that the cash gathered by the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation through donations may be significantly larger than previously disclosed.
Chinese officials reportedly asked Russia to delay Ukraine invasion until after Winter Olympics
President Vladimir Putin had met with President Xi Jinping on February 4, shortly before the opening ceremony of the games.
Proposed Illinois bill would make drunk sex illegal
A proposed Illinois bill in the State House introduced late last month would classify having sex while intoxicated as an act where a person is "unable to give knowing consent."
China will not join Western nations in sanctioning Russia
"As far as financial sanctions are concerned, we do not approve of these, especially the unilaterally launched sanctions because they do not work well and have no legal grounds," said Guo Shuqing.
Squad members express disapproval for Biden's State of the Union address
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, and Cori Bush, as well as others, did not stand alongside other Democrats while Biden talked about the $350 billion in the American Rescue Plan to fund police.
Mark Zuckerberg's grant funds during 2020 presidential election violated Wisconsin's bribery laws: report
A state-appointed special council to the Wisconsin Assembly has found that grant funds provided directly to five counties in the state violated the state's election code's prohibition of bribery, amongst other concerns.
Texas sheriff says underage teens are being used in human smuggling operations
"An over-the-weekend traffic stop in Kinney County is bringing fresh attention to a growing facet of human smuggling — the use of underage people to act as drivers and organizers," the office wrote in a press release.
Liberal super PAC spreads false claim a 'Republican from Texas' is aiding Russia in Ukraine—he's a communist
Medias Touch retweeted a video that shows Russell "Texas" Bentley III speaking "on the frontlines" of the war between the two nations. They falsely labeled him a "Republican from Texas."
Hunter Biden's pal sentenced to federal prison for fraud scheme
Defendant Devon Archer was sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison by Manhattan Judge Ronnie Abrams on Monday.
Criminal justice professor allegedly goes on arson spree near massive California wildfire
A California college professor was charged on Tuesday in connection to a starting a number of blazes in a reported string of arsons in Northern California near the raging Dixie Fire.