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• Republican in Congress who voted to impeach Trump gains primary challenger
  By Mary Lou Masters Daily Caller News Foundation Former Republican Senate nominee Tiffany Smiley launched a primary challenge on Monday to Rep. Dan Newhouse of Washington, who is one of two remaining House GOP members who voted to impeach former President Donald Trump in 2021. Smiley ran against Democratic Washington Sen. Patty Murray in the… […]
• WATCH: Mark Levin: Don't forget Biden supported 'white supremacist and racists'
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• Sick: Boy Scout volunteer sentenced for secretly filming children in restrooms
  (REDSTATE) -- In a positive development, a former Boy Scout volunteer was sentenced to over two decades in prison for covertly installing cameras in the restrooms of a Missouri scout camp. The disturbing actions occurred at the S Bar F Scout Ranch in St. Francois County in July 2021. The volunteer was convicted for the… […]
• Popular Hollywood actor scorches Bible as 'one of the worst books ever'
  (FAITHWIRE) -- A popular actor recently unleashed on the Bible, God, and religion, calling faith a figment of people’s imaginations and critiquing the impact of religion on society. “Succession” star Brian Cox called the Bible “one of the worst books ever” and said those who believe the Adam and Eve narrative are “stupid” in a… […]
• WATCH: Students drown out anti-Israel protesters by singing 'Star-Spangled Banner'
  A group of students at the University of Mississippi belted out “The Star-Spangled Banner” during a protest this week, drowning out the voices of anti-Israel agitators on the Ole Miss campus. In a video posted to X on Thursday, students could be heard singing the national anthem loudly, eclipsing the chants of nearby protesters, many… […]
• Coffee or tea? Your personality revealed, according to your morning drink order
  (STUDY FINDS) -- Could you sum up your entire lifestyle based on what you drink in the morning? A new survey took a look at the personalities of Americans based on their choice of coffee or matcha (tea) in the morning. Do you fit in with your drink order crowd? The poll of 2,000 U.S.… […]
• 'Unable to focus and highly emotional': Columbia students want exams canceled due to police crackdown
  (THE COLLEGE FIX) -- Columbia University law students are asking administrators to cancel final exams and give them all passing grades due to the stress they went through watching police break up a recent protest on campus after students violently took over a building and illegally occupied it in support of the Palestinian cause. A… […]
• 'Back to basics': University to offer gender and sexual studies from Catholic perspective
  (THE COLLEGE FIX) -- The University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas has just begun offering a new graduate certification program that teaches gender and sexuality from a Catholic perspective. “We are at a cultural moment where we have to go back to basics and re-establish ground truths philosophically and scientifically,” program Director Kevin Stuart… […]
• Red state taxpayers at risk of becoming latest victims of electric vehicle gambles
  By Will Kessler Daily Caller News Foundation Taxpayers could be on the hook if electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Rivian fails to resume progress on its multi-billion dollar Georgia plant. Rivian announced on March 7 that it would be pausing construction on its $5 billion manufacturing plant that is supposed to be built just east of… […]
• Online users advise man to 'run, don't walk' away from wife who believed psychic over him
  (FOX NEWS) -- A Reddit user is following through with divorcing his wife after her "psychic" friend falsely informed her that he was cheating. "AITAH for refusing to consider stopping our divorce after my ex admitted her ‘psychic’ friend lied about me having an affair?" asked Reddit user "Successful-Top3827" in a Friday, May 3 post… […]