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Former Star Wars actress criticizes double standard for her ‘absurd’ cancellation

Former Star Wars actress Gina Carano criticized the Walt Disney Company for firing her in a new interview, arguing the company had a double standard when she shared her political views. Carano was fired from her role on The Mandalorian television series in February 2021, after she posted on Instagram that Jews in the Holocaust […]

Country’s ‘worst mayor’ Tiffany Henyard named in sexual assault lawsuit as she fights off corruption charges

Tiffany Henyard, the mayor of Dolton, Illinois, was named in a sexual assault lawsuit, as investigations continue to mount around her.  A new civil lawsuit accused Henyard of retaliating against an employee who claimed she was sexually assaulted by Dolton Village Trustee Andrew Holmes on a work trip to Las Vegas, and the police officer […]

Convention clash: Anti-Israel protesters demand Chicago mayor let them rally ‘within sight and sound’ of DNC

A group of pro-Palestinian protesters is urging Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson to allow them to protest “within sight and sound” of the city’s convention center this summer. The coalition is asking Johnson to intervene on their behalf and allow them to protest during the Democratic National Convention in August after their request was rejected by […]

House GOP considers backup FISA plan to sunset spy tool after stunning floor defeat

House Republicans are regrouping and considering a two-year sunset on a key surveillance law as a way to move forward on reauthorizing security measures after a group of hard-line Republicans effectively killed a procedural rule in a blow to House leaders ahead of next week’s deadline. The “no” votes of 19 hard-line House Republicans and […]

The View hosts divided by Biden’s silence on rising grocery prices

Hosts of The View are torn over President Joe Biden‘s former chief of staff, Ron Klain’s suggestion to focus more on high grocery prices. Thursday’s episode hearkened to leaked audio of Klain saying, “I think the president is out there too much talking about bridges,” while Americans “go to the grocery store and, you know, […]

Marines poke fun at Navy post featuring backward scope

The Navy deleted a picture of one of its commanders after people online pointed out the scope on his weapon was on backward, but not before the Marine Corps got its licks in. Cmdr. Cameron Yaste was featured on the Navy’s Instagram with a rifle in hand. Yaste is the skipper on the USS John […]

Longest-serving liberal judge announces retirement from Wisconsin Supreme Court

Wisconsin’s longest-serving liberal Supreme Court member announced her retirement on Wednesday, risking the liberal justices’ majority rule on the court.  Justice Ann Walsh Bradley was first elected to the Wisconsin Supreme Court in 1995 — marking her as the first female elected to the state’s highest court. She opted against running for reelection in 2025 […]

Jim Jordan calls on DOJ to release evidence of Biden’s classified documents before election

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) said it is “incumbent upon” the Department of Justice to inform people of President Joe Biden’s management of classified documents. Jordan appeared on Fox News’s Hannity on Wednesday to respond to the DOJ’s refusal to turn over subpoenaed interviews with the president. The interviews were conducted amid then-special counsel Robert Hur’s report on the […]

Josh Hawley says Code Pink ‘astroturf wackos’ need to be called out

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) argued that Code Pink protesters need to be reminded that they are financially backed by China amid their protesting for the Hamas terrorist groups. Footage of Hawley being confronted by protesters from Code Pink, a left-wing feminist antiwar organization, went viral on social media on Wednesday, during which the Missouri senator […]

Four years after pandemic sent everyone home, California state workers are going back to the office

Gov. Gavin Newsom‘s (D-CA) office is ordering state workers in California to return to the office at least two days a week, after years of allowing remote work since the coronavirus pandemic. The move to a mandatory number of in-office days for state employees was shared in a memo issued to state Cabinet secretaries on […]
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