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John Leguizamo destroys pinata over Trump’s growing support from Latino voters

Comedian John Leguizamo destroyed a pinata over former President Donald Trump’s growing support among Latino voters, arguing that “the Democrats are in trouble.” Leguizamo stated that President Joe Biden’s campaign is spending over $50 million to win over Latino voters, whereas Trump’s campaign is reusing an ad from 2020 to court this voter bloc. The […]

Biden administration launches campaign to educate children about sexual exploitation online

The Biden administration has launched a first-of-its-kind national public awareness campaign to educate children, teenagers, and parents about the proliferation of child sexual exploitation and abuse online. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas announced Wednesday in New York City that the department’s investigative arm, Homeland Security Investigations, was launching the Know2Protect campaign in an attempt to […]

Columbia ramped up student misconduct cases in wake of antisemitism

Columbia University President Nemat Shafik testified before the House on Wednesday that the school has had to ramp up its number of student misconduct cases in the wake of campus antisemitism since the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas on Israel. Shafik, who goes by Minouche, was being questioned by House Education and Workforce Committee Chairwoman […]

Impeached Mayorkas deflects to ‘domestic’ extremism when asked about Middle East threats

Freshly impeached Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas deflected to fears of “domestic violent extremism” Wednesday when asked if the nation is threatened by overseas violence as Iran and Israel engage in open conflict. “Is there an increased risk in America of some sort of an attack tied to sympathies in the Middle East?” CBS Mornings co-host […]

Michigan Democrats regain full control of state government for first time in 40 years

In Tuesday’s special election in Michigan, Democrats won both House seats on the line, reclaiming control of the Michigan House.  Both candidates who won, Mai Xiong of the 13th District and Peter Herzberg of the 25th District, were in areas that heavily favored Democrats. Democrats are now in control of both chambers of the state […]

US and allies urge Israeli restraint as Iran warns of significant response

Several Western leaders are urging Israel to refrain from escalating its feud with Iran, as Tehran prepares for an attack and warns of a “painful response.” Some countries hoping Israel will show restraint instead of escalating the tension with Tehran participated in the international coalition that aided Israel in thwarting Iran’s unprecedented aerial attack last […]

WATCH LIVE: Biden speaks to steelworkers in Pennsylvania

President Joe Biden is delivering remarks after meeting with workers at the United Steelworkers headquarters. Biden is expected to start speaking in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, at 1:45 p.m. EDT. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER Pennsylvania is one of the key swing states in the presidential election in November, where Biden is seeking […]

Washington Examiner’s Salena Zito argues Biden is not ‘in touch’ with matters closest to voters

The Washington Examiner’s Salena Zito said President Joe Biden has not done a good job connecting with voters, specifically on the cost of living. Zito, a columnist for the Washington Examiner, acknowledged the United States is seeing a growing number of jobs created under the Biden administration, an accomplishment Biden has touted while on the […]

All eyes on vulnerable Democrat Jon Tester for Mayorkas impeachment trial vote

Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT), one of the most vulnerable Democrats up for reelection, is under the microscope as Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is expected to attempt to move to dismiss or table the two impeachment articles against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Wednesday. Once senators are sworn in Wednesday, the 51-member Democratic […]

NPR editor who criticized outlet’s bias resigns

NPR senior editor Uri Berliner announced his resignation from the outlet after he was suspended for writing an essay criticizing its bias without informing his employer. Berliner posted his resignation to X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, where he called out NPR CEO Katherine Maher for disparaging him and said her views confirmed his […]
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