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Trump compares Biden administration to the ‘Gestapo’ during donor retreat

Former President Donald Trump took his war of words against his election opponent, President Joe Biden, to a new level on Saturday, reportedly comparing his opponent’s administration to the “Gestapo.” Trump made the comparison between the Biden administration and the secret police in Nazi Germany during a private donor event at Mar-a-Lago on Saturday, according […]

Sopranos star Drea de Matteo claims ‘the far Left own Hollywood’

Emmy-winning actress Drea de Matteo lamented that to “follow the money” in Hollywood is to know that the “far Left” is totally in control of it. De Matteo recently appeared on Varney & Co. to share her thoughts on the politicization of the entertainment industry. She is known for her role as Adriana La Cerva in the […]

‘State of Loop’ report boasts Chicago Loop comeback already in full swing

(The Center Square) – Loop Alliance President Michael Edwards is boldly shouting from the rooftops after a new “State of the Loop” quarterly report outlines how pedestrian activity on State Street during workweek hours is now back at pre-pandemic levels while weekend foot traffic is far outpacing 2019 numbers. “People are coming back,” Edwards told […]

Netanyahu’s Cabinet unanimously votes for closure of Al Jazeera offices in Israel

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu‘s Cabinet unanimously approved the shuttering of Qatar-owned media outlet Al Jazeera in the country, arguing it is acting against the Jewish State. Netanyahu said the order approving the outlet’s closure will go into effect immediately on Sunday, nearly seven months since the war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas began. […]

Candidates feel ‘cheated, violated, robbed’ after Pritzker enacts law ending slating

(The Center Square) – Candidates eying ballot access say they feel cheated after Illinois Democrats in less than two days approved and enacted legislation to end the slating of candidates for the November election if they didn’t run in the March primary. They’re eyeing a potential lawsuit. Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed Senate Bill 2412 Friday […]

Wisconsin Democrat leadership continues drop box push

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s Democrat leadership continued its push for drop boxes as Attorney General Josh Kaul filed a response brief with the Wisconsin Supreme Court to allow them. Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers filed a brief in early April looking overturn a ruling from 2022 that said ballot drop boxes are not allowed under […]

Report: University of Virginia receives an ‘F’ for antisemitism on campus

(The Center Square) – The Anti-Defamation League gives the University of Virginia an “F” in its Campus Antisemitism Report Card as the pro-Palestinian protesters mark another day of demonstrations on campus. As anti-Zionism demonstrations continue to creep up on college campuses across the nation, the ADL has been active in keeping score of antisemitic incidents […]

Austin, Texas, opioid outbreak leaves at least 9 dead, 75 overdoses in 3 days

(The Center Square) – Over the last few days, city and county officials are responding to what appears to be “the largest opioid overdose outbreak” in Austin and Travis County, Travis County Judge Andy Brown said at a news conference. Austin Police Department Assistant Chief Eric Fitzgerald said police officers and emergency personnel reduced an […]

John Rich says UNC fraternity protecting US flag is marked moment in history: ‘Country is under attack’

Country star John Rich continued to acknowledge a fraternity at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, for stepping in to protect the American flag, noting that young people must realize “their country is under attack.” Rich appeared on Fox and Friends on Saturday to explain why he’s decided to give a free concert for […]

IG ousted by Biden pushes back on removal with an assist from Grassley

The White House is facing tough questions over its firing of a longtime railroad official, with some alleging that a murky process led to the dismissal and requires reform. Martin Dickman, who had served as the U.S. Railroad Retirement Board inspector general since 1994, was let go in March on grounds of creating a hostile […]
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