Month: October 2021

What started as Austin city workers attempting to trim a Texas man’s unkempt lawn resulted in the homeowner shooting at landscapers, a house fire, and a standoff with police that ended with a deadly encounter. The owner of the property was reportedly notified during the summer that “weeds were more than a foot tall,” which
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Colin Kaepernick has a new special on Netflix, where he equates being an NFL player to slavery. The internet unmercifully ridiculed the comparison. “Colin in Black and White” is a six-part docudrama series on Netflix “recounting his formative years navigating race, class, and culture while aspiring for greatness.” The series will detail “Kaepernick’s life growing
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Since the announcement, especially Jewish users poke fun at the name change. Meta is very similar to the Hebrew word for “death,” tweeted tech expert Nirit Weiss-Blatt. “The Jewish community will ridicule this name for years to come,” she wrote. Other twitterers also point out to Facebook the unfortunate choice of name. Facebook’s new name
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Jodi Cook helps her son off the school bus in Brooklyn, N.Y., September 20, 2021. (Hannah Beier/Reuters) New York City public-school enrollment dropped by about 17,000 students this year, with a drop of roughly 64,000 since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, according to preliminary data released by the city’s Department of Education on Friday.
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President Joe Biden on Oct. 29, 2021 in Rome, Italy. Antonio Masiello | Getty Images News | Getty Images A $1.75 trillion social and climate spending framework Democrats unveiled Thursday would reform the health-care market in several ways, expanding access and reducing costs for millions of Americans. Chiefly, the proposal would expand subsidies available for
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This has not been a good week for the Terry McAuliffe gubernatorial campaign. With the election just days away, the momentum is on Republican Glenn Youngkin’s side. Despite McAuliffe calling in heavy hitters like Barack Obama to help save his campaign, the race has tightened, with most polls showing the race in a dead heat
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Former Virginia governor Terry McAuliffe speaks in Washington, D.C., April 10, 2019. (Yuri Gripas/Reuters) Democratic candidate Terry McAuliffe has put the issue of COVID mandates front and center during the home-stretch of the 2021 Virginia gubernatorial election. As the Washington Post Fact Checker reported earlier this week, McAuliffe has been exaggerating the threat that COVID
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Actress Debra Messing attempted to draw a parallel to the hate hoax carried out by alleged Democratic activists against Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin on Friday to the white supremacist “Unite the Right” rally that took place in 2017 in Charlottesville, Virginia. The actress turned Democrat activist reacted to the bizarre political stunt by
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The city of Denver was shocked last may when an 80-year-old man named George Black was beaten to death in broad daylight while feeding pigeons outside the Colorado State Capitol. According to witnesses, 36-year-old Stephanie Martinez assaulted black in an apparently-unprovoked attack, punching him until he fell to the ground and struck his head, and
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Starting tomorrow, a broad coalition of right-wing thought-leaders will be gathering in Orlando to chart a course forward. This year’s National Conservatism Conference, a delayed sequel to the first event held anno Domini 2019, draws together an eclectic group. TAC contributing editor Sohrab Ahmari is a prominent political Catholic, and other papist postliberals of varying
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Democrat Maryland state lawmaker Terri Hill was fined by the Maryland Board of Physicians for participating in legislative meetings from an operating room. She did it twice. During one, she can be seen in a “surgical gown” and facemask. AP reported: TRENDING: Trump-Hating Lincoln Project Takes Credit for Tiki Torch False Flag Stunt Against Youngkin
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(Cemile Bingol/Getty Images) The week of October 25: chaos, energy, inflation, taxation, stagflation, and much, much more (little of it good). Omnishambles is a neologism first used in the BBC political satire The Thick of Itin 2009. The word is compounded from the Latin prefix omni-, meaning “all”, and the word shambles, a term for
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U.S. President Joe Biden and Russia’s President Vladimir Putin shake hands during the U.S.-Russia summit at Villa La Grange in Geneva, Switzerland, June 16, 2021. (Denis Balibouse/Reuters) The White House ordered the Department of Defense to punt on a hypersonic-missile test in the lead-up to President Biden’s summit with Russian president Vladimir Putin in June,
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Hunter Biden’s art dealer Georges Bergès is predicting that the prices currently being discussed for the pieces created by President Joe Biden’s son will seem “cheap” a decade from now. “Mark my words,” Bergès said, according to Artnet News, “all the prices that people are saying he’s worth right now, 10 years from now that’s
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On Friday’s PBS NewsHour, they lamented the close race for governor in Virginia in their weekly roundup, and Washington Post columnist and MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart spat out that “white grievance” was to blame, and “whiteness is a hell of a drug.”  Anchor Amna Nawaz sounded like AP, that “Democrats haven’t a lost statewide race since
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The Family Roe: An American Story, by Joshua Prager (W.W. Nortan and Company: 2021), 672 pages. Joshua Prager researched The Family Roe: An American Story for 11 years, so he cannot have known that the book’s publication this September would align with the Supreme Court’s hearing of a case that could finally overturn the most contentious
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