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.
Minneapolis residents sue city over lack of police
Cathy Spann says she is tired of hearing gunshots every night, and she isn't the only one. So far, eight other citizens have filed similar lawsuits.
Senate vote to subpoena Twitter CEO delayed
The Senate Judiciary Committee has decided to delay a vote his for issuing Dorsey a subpoena, which forces the ensuing hearing to be moved to a later date.
Debate commission to mute mics during next presidential debate
The Commission on Presidential Debates announced that microphones for Trump and Biden will be muted outside of their designated speaking times.
North Carolina officer assaulted while onlookers cheer his attacker
Michael Sale, a 27-year old police officer from Robeson County, North Carolina, had to be airlifted to a hospital after having sustained numerous injuries in a street brawl.
Wikipedia runs cover for Bidens, says claims against them were 'debunked'
Emails containing alarming details about Hunter Biden's international business dealings and influence peddling were revealed only last week, but Wikipedia has already cleared his name.
Starbucks goes woke—links executive pay to minority hiring quotas
The pay received by Starbucks executives will now be tied to the diversity of their workforce, incentivizing management to control hiring based on racial quotas.
China claims that US presence in Taiwan Strait creates regional instability
China denounced the sailing of the Destroyer class battleship the USS Barry through the international waters of the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday.
Hunter Biden's links to Chinese energy company on behalf of his family revealed
Hunter Biden had been looking to gain from lucrative deals made through Changzhou Energy Engineering Co. on behalf of himself and his family.
Senate to investigate Hunter Biden after emails reveal he introduced Joe Biden to Ukrainian energy execs
It was Hunter Biden who initially introduced his VP dad to Burisma executives, less than a year before the elder Biden demanded the firing of a Ukraine prosecutor.
'I'll kiss the guys and the beautiful women': Trump feels 'powerful' back on the campaign trail
President Trump was feeling so great on the campaign trail on Monday in Florida that he could barely contain his joy at being back among his supportive constituents.
FBI raids postal carrier's home and seizes trash bags full of mail
On the curb outside of Sean Troesch's home in Baldwin, Pennsylvania, trash bags full of United States Postal Service mail have been left out for garbage collection.
The New York Times Writers Guild attacks one of its own for going after the '1619 Project'—then deletes the tweet
According to a source in the Guild, the tweet was posted without internal discussion, prompting conflict in NYT circles of communication. After the tweet was sent, the ensuing conversation resulted in deletion.
Establishment Democrats unable to stop far left infiltration of the party
For the Democratic party as a whole, Bowman and Engel’s race represents a political struggle for identity that goes beyond a handful of New York constituents.
Ottawa to mandate face masks on public transit
Passengers in Ottawa attempting to catch the bus or board a train after June 15th will want to bring a mask with them if they want to hitch a ride.
UN Security Council fails to condemn China's actions against Hong Kong
China’s domestic legislation was raised by the US, but the conversation stopped when China and Russia objected to discussing the issue at the Security Council.
