Olivia Rondeau
Olivia Rondeau is a conservatarian activist writer and commentator. Her words can be found in The Daily Caller Timcast The Foundation for Economic Education and many others.
Eric Swalwell downplays Biden keeping classified docs, alleges Trump took docs to commit treason
"What worries me with President Trump is that somebody who was willing to leverage $350 million of taxpayer money to get dirt on his opponent as he did with the Ukrainians, if he has top secret documents in his possession, that he could leverage that for his own benefit."
OpenAI used Kenyan workers to filter child sex abuse, bestiality material from ChatGPT for less than $2/hour
Some of the disturbing material included was described as "an explicit story about Batman's sidekick, Robin, being raped in a villain's lair," and a "graphic description of a man having sex with a dog in the presence of a young child."
Jim Banks' senate run endorsed by Turning Point Action
"The $1.7 trillion Omnibus betrayal proved we need more conservatives in the US Senate. Jim Banks is [a] man of integrity and will stand up to DC Uniparty corruption. Turning Point Action is proud to endorse Jim Banks for the United States Senate from the great state of Indiana."
First Lady Olena Zelenska asks WEF attendees for more aid to Ukraine to 'build back better'
"We need to rebuild better than how it was in the past. Build back better. This renewal will mean a more profound change, in a more profound sense," she said.
Former FBI investigator claims Idaho massacre suspect has 'incel complex'
"The murders may have been… an effort to assert some type of dominance," said former agent and security expert Pete Yachmetz.
Ron DeSantis' Stop WOKE Act upheld by Florida judge
"Although this court would not hesitate to compel compliance with its preliminary injunction, this court finds there has been no violation of the injunction at this time," U.S. District Judge Mark E. Walker wrote on Thursday.
Parent calls for arrest of Texas teacher after student hospitalized due to altercation
Footage shows the teacher tackling a 10th-grader over a desk and violently shoving him up against the classroom wall. It took multiple other students pulling to pry the two apart.
Chicago mayor admits it was a 'mistake' to urge teachers to offer extra credit to students who campaign for her
"That was just simply a mistake," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said of the "inappropriately coercive" request.
Husband of disgraced Tennessee ex-cop hopes to 'salvage' marriage after wife's multiple secret affairs
An internal investigation revealed Maegan Hall, 26, of La Vergne Police Department engaged in extramarital sexual relations with at least four other officers, even at the workplace, resulting in the termination of all five.
Forbes claims that teen suicide dropped during lockdowns, contrary to CDC, NIH research
While Forbes promotes research that claims bullying at in-person school causes more suicides than lockdowns, several other accredited studies tell a different story.
New, unfortunate looking Martin Luther King sculpture in Boston mercilessly mocked online
While the art is supposed to depict "the arms, shoulders and hands" of Dr. King and his wife Coretta Scott King "hugging after Martin received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964," it reminded some people of something less noble.
LAPD chief bans 'Thin Blue Line' flag, citing 'extremism'
"It's unfortunate that extremist groups have hijacked the use of the 'Thin Blue Line Flag' to symbolize their undemocratic, racist, and bigoted views," LAPD chief Michel Moore said.
Black prof called 'anti-black' after classroom ban on 'hoodies, booty shorts, durags'
"No durags or bonnets is definitely anti-Black. That stuff shouldn't bother anyone or been seen as negative. It's no different than someone wearing a turban or hijab," one commenter said.
Norwegian government funds research to find out if white paint is racist
The research project, "How Norway Made the World Whiter (NorWhite)," hosted by the University of Bergen, describes "whiteness" as "one of today's key societal and political concerns."
Houston taqueria robbed again, 5 days after customer shoots would-be thief dead
"The little we do have we take home because it's been several times they've broken in," restaurant owner Pedro Lopez said. "I feel bad. I don't know how to take care of myself or from which direction we'll be hit."