Hannah Nightingale
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DeSantis slams federal court's 'terrible' ruling on vaccine mandates as 'massive expansion of federal power'
"I think it’s important from a legal and constitutional matter that something like the OSHA mandate not be allowed to stand," said DeSantis.
DeSantis says Florida's job growth in November was 6 times faster than the nation's
"Our job growth rate is six times faster than the rest of the nation because we've worked hard to keep Florida open and protect the jobs of individual Floridians," said Gov. Ron DeSantis.
BREAKING: Fully-vaxxed and boosted Elizabeth Warren tests positive for COVID-19
"I regularly test for COVID & while I tested negative earlier this week, today I tested positive with a breakthrough case."
HATE HOAX: Police say no hate crime in viral high school hijab incident
"The police investigation determined the physical altercation between two Fairfax High School students was not a hate crime. The investigation revealed there were no racial comments made by either student."
Project Veritas-affiliated Twitter account suspended after exposing CNN producer involved in pedophilia scandal
Following last week's exposing of a CNN producer embroiled in a pedophilia scandal, the investigateCNN twitter account that the story was posted from has been suspended.
Sen. Manchin announces he will not vote for Build Back Better Act
"I cannot vote to continue with this piece of legislation. I just can't. I've tried everything humanly possible. I can't get there," Manchin concluded.
LA District Attorney's office announces 'restorative justice' pathway for youth charged with felonies
Qualifying felonies would include burglary, assault without firearms or extensive injuries, vehicle theft, robbery, grand theft person, sexual battery, and arson.
LA District Attorney's office announces 'restorative justice' pathway for youth charged with felonies
Qualifying felonies would include burglary, assault without firearms or extensive injuries, vehicle theft, robbery, grand theft person, sexual battery, and arson.
Man receives 14-year jail sentence for attempting set fire to two police vans while officers were inside
A 25-year-old man that played a large roll in the destructive Bristol riot in March that attempted to set fire to police vehicles while officers were inside has been sentenced to jail for 14 years.
BREAKING: Nick Sandmann reaches confidential settlement with NBC in defamation lawsuit
"At this time I would like to release that NBC and I have reached a settlement. The terms are confidential," Sandmann wrote on Twitter.
Soros-backed candidate smears San Diego DA she lost to as 'alt-right'
"It has always been both bewildering and maddening to me that San Diego's DA gets to pose as a moderate while peddling alt-right propaganda and harming our communities with zero pushback/accountability. Shameful!" Jones-Wright wrote.
Biden calls Kamala 'President Harris' in commencement speech
Biden spoke glowingly of historically black colleges and universities, touting: "Of course, President Harris is a proud Howard [University] alum."
Teens attack elderly man on NYC bus with hammer
The New York City Police Department is searching for suspects involved in a Monday attack by a group of teens, one wielding a hammer, against a 67-year-old man after a confrontation on a Brooklyn bus.
Biden awards posthumous Medal of Honor to man who is still alive—and in the room
During Thursday's Medal of Honor ceremony, a White House military aide mistakenly announced a recipient for posthumous decoration who is still alive.
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell to donate over 10,000 pillows to Kentucky tornado victims
Following the devastating tornados that ripped through a multitude of states last week, the CEO of MyPillow, Mike Lindell, announced that he would be donating over 10,000 pillows to those in Kentucky.