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• WATCH: Pro-Islamic activist claims America is behind Gaza 'genocide'
  An anti-Israel activist says the Gaza war, launched by Hamas terrorists against Israeli civilians last Oct. 7\ when 1,200 victims were butchered, often in horrific fashion, is about American genocide. It is the Middle East Media Research Institute that has identified the video. Executive-Director of CAIR-LA Hussam Ayloush Delivers Friday Sermon at UCLA Student Encampment:… […]
• Congress aiming to hold U.S. attorney general in contempt
  The substance of special counsel Robert Hur's investigation into Joe Biden's decision to take and keep classified government documents to which he was not entitled long has been known. Biden likely violated the law, but Hur recommended against charges because of Biden's "diminished" capabilities. But Congress has wanted more details, specifically the audio recordings of… […]
• U.S. job growth projected to stall in coming year in another sign of stagflation
  By Will Kessler Daily Caller News Foundation Job growth may stall in the second half of 2024 as low growth and high inflation continue to elevate fears of stagflation, a report released Monday by the research group The Conference Board shows. The Conference Board Employment Trends Index, which has in the past successfully tracked job… […]
• Congress demands FBI explain why it's dumbing down bureau
  The U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary is demanding an explanation from FBI chief Christopher Wray about why the bureau is going stupid. Specifically, why the organization no longer is hiring the "best and brightest" applicants available. The trend is all attributed to the FBI's "diversity, equity and inclusion" agenda in which applicants are picked… […]
• Federal judges blacklist Columbia law students
  Extremists who support the Hamas terror against Israel have launched protests – against Israel – at campuses nationwide. They've taken over property, buildings, and more. They've force schools to change their class procedures, and in the case of Columbia University forced the school to call off a graduation ceremony. There, there have been arrests and… […]
• Hamas claims it agrees to ceasefire proposal
  (JERUSALEM POST) -- Hamas said on Monday that it had accepted a Gaza ceasefire proposal from Egypt and Qatar, just as it appeared that the negotiations had fallen apart and Israel was heading for a military operation in Rafah. The Islamist faction said in a statement that its chief, Ismail Haniyeh, had informed Qatar's prime… […]
• Central American country elects president vowing shutdown of migrant routes to U.S.
  By Jason Hopkins Daily Caller News Foundation A tiny Central American country’s new president-elect is vowing to shut down a key corridor heavily used by migrants to enter the U.S. Panamanian voters on Sunday elected center-right candidate Jose Raul Mulino as their new leader. The president-elect has notably vowed to shut down the trails used by… […]
• Secret Service investigates man for making jokes about Bidens
  The evidence is becoming more and more clear as court cases against President Donald Trump progress: Democrats appear to have weaponized the judicial process to support their claims that Trump was guilty of "fraud" in a case where no one lost money, is guilty of a felony over misdemeanor business document violations, interfered with an… […]
• Voters have 'historically low' confidence in Biden's work on economy
  Creating the blunt campaign reminder, "It's the economy, stupid," is credited to James Carville, at the time advising Bill Clinton in his 1992 presidential bid. He reportedly wanted to remind campaign workers, and the candidate, to focus on the nation's financial health, what he thought was a winning topic. That same reminder might have been… […]
• Pro-lifers sue government for refusing to release abortion records
  With the fall of the faulty Roe v. Wade abortion "right," there are states where the number of abortions has fallen dramatically. So in one, Indiana, authorities decided they no longer would allow those public health records to be accessible. And they are getting sued for their plan. "This isn't about protecting women," Melanie Lyon,… […]