Leonardo Briceno
Leonardo Briceno is a contributing writer for The Post Millennial. He has published work with the Federalist and is a Political Journalism graduate from Patrick Henry College in northern Virginia.
WATCH: Walter Wallace's father calls for an end to 'violence and chaos'
"The people who are doing that are setting a bad example. They aren’t helping me and my family—they’re showing disrespect. They’re making it look like we’re animals and we’re not."
Sisters stab security guard 27 times when asked to put on face masks
Two sisters stabbed a security guard 27 times with a concealed knife after having been asked to leave an establishment for not complying with COVID-19 face mask guidelines.
USPS worker faces federal charges for throwing out 112 mail-in ballots
DeShawn Bojgere, a former employee of the United States Postal Service, is facing federal charges of obstruction of correspondence for having trashed more than 100 absentee mail-in ballots
Riots and looting break out in Philadelphia—30 officers injured, 12 hospitalized
Riots broke out in Philadelphia after police shot a man armed with a knife who refused to disarm and advanced toward them.
Ontario police officers attacked by protestors
A video released on Twitter by Police Commissioner Thomas Carrique depicts a pair of masked assailants attacking a police car with two officers inside.
Putin claims Biden's dealings in Ukraine aren't corrupt
Vladimir Putin said on Sunday that he could find no fault with the Biden's business dealings in Ukraine.
Trump surges in swing states according to new polling
Findings from the Trafalgar Group give President Donald Trump an edge to win out three fiercely contested swing states come November 3rd.
Washington Post suggests COVID vaccine is deadly with misleading headline
The subject, a 28-year old man from Rio de Janeiro, died after not receiving the vaccine—instead having received a placebo as a part of a control group.
Biden vows to end the fossil fuel industry just as the US achieves energy independence
This was a big statement by the former Vice President, who in the name of fixing climate change has vowed to upend the entire energy industry.
Trump's run for president inspired by Biden's failures
"I ran because of you. I'm running because of you. Because you did a poor job," Trump said during Thursday's presidential debate.
Trump: 'We can't close up our nation, or else you're not going to have a nation'
"We can't close up our nation, or else you're not going to have a nation. We can't all lock ourselves in our basement like Joe has… he's clearly made a lot of money somewhere," Trump said.
Chris Cuomo BUSTED by building management failing to wear face mask
Apartment management have confronted him about his behavior, going explicitly against New York executive order 202.14, which was put in place by older brother Governor Andrew Cuomo.
Brooklyn Kosher cafe targeted and fined for COVID violation despite adhering to rules
The owner of Mixed Greens Cafe, a Kosher Israel restaurant in the Gravesend section of Brooklyn, received a citation for having his doors open.
CAREN Act: Racist 911 calls to be punishable by law
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to pass the Caution Against Racial and Exploitive Non-Emergencies Act, or CAREN Act on Tuesday.
Facebook is employing Chinese nationals to censor your speech
Facebook has been using Chinese methods of censorship to control what comes to the top of millions of feeds—and what doesn't.