[ad_1] On Friday, Facebook prevented the pro-life group Susan B. Anthony (SBA) List from running ads in swing states slamming Democratic nominee Joe Biden and his running mate, Kamala Harris, for their extreme pro-abortion stances. Facebook cited a fact-check from The Dispatch, Steve Hayes’ outlet, but The Dispatch later withdrew the fact-check and issued an

[ad_1] Seventy-nine days ago, Speaker Pelosi said “we can’t go home” without a bipartisan coronavirus deal. A few days later, the House went out of Congressional session for August recess with no deal. Since then, House Democrats have blocked 39 attempts by Republicans to re-open the Paycheck Protection Program – which has $137.5 billion remaining.

[ad_1] Why do the polls have Biden leading while you see 30 thousand people at Trump rallies? Polls are interesting animals subject to severe manipulation. You can get a poll to say anything you want by your choice of respondents and how you word the questions. An example, you pick 70% democrats and 30% republicans

[ad_1] A Davenport dog groomer has been charged with Felony Battery on an elderly person. Lancer Hayner, of Muddy Mutts Mobile Dog Grooming, was charged for striking a person over 70 with a weapon after a verbal argument. The victim’s wife witnessed the unprovoked physical attack and fearing for the couple’s safety called 911. Initially,

[ad_1] A man from South Sudan displays then-newly introduced currency notes in Juba, South Sudan, July 18, 2011. (Benedicte Desrus/Reuters) In July 2011, South Sudan was carved out of the former Sudan. Since then, it has been engulfed in corruption and instability. Now, it is facing yet another severe currency crisis and economic collapse. Indeed,

[ad_1] It’s easy to read this statement as a pair with the one he put out a few days ago. In the earlier one, he criticized both sides for the nastiness of their partisan rhetoric. In today’s, he criticizes both for going too soft on the fringier reaches of their respective ideologies. But I think

[ad_1] The bitter recriminations scheduled to begin on November 4 may start a little earlier than expected. Seriously, though, there’s nothing in this Jonathan Swan report that’s all that surprising or damning. Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien is said to think defeat is likely (“It’s not a great feeling when you get the sense the

[ad_1] ( mj0007/Getty Images) At NR, we know a thing or two about censorship. At its essence, it is an exercise in power, no? Your speech may do innocuous and fun and frivolous things, such as provide a new recipe, or recount the Little League game, or reminisce about last year’s vacation, or call the

[ad_1] Leftists continue to lose their minds — or believe they can get away with blatant violence — in public places full of surveillance cameras. What are the details? Police in Fall River, Massachusetts, said a mother was driving with her 11-year-old daughter in the area of South Main and Hall streets last week when

[ad_1] BROWNSVILLE, Texas – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Los Indios International Bridge intercepted a load of alleged methamphetamine, hidden within a red 2018 Toyota Camry. “Our mission of keeping our border secure remains a top priority for our agency.  This important seizure highlights our officers’ commitment to stop these dangerous narcotics

[ad_1] Around 40% of college students said they will likely or certainly protest if President Donald Trump wins the election, according to an Axios poll released Friday. Exactly 22% of students surveyed said they are ‘likely’ to protest and 17% said they will ‘certainly’ protest should Trump win the 2020 election, the College Reaction/Axios survey

[ad_1] Here we go again. A high-school teacher in a Paris suburb was beheaded Friday. Police were called in around 5 pm local time and quickly located the suspect. The following is auto-translated from Le Monde newspaper: Police officers from the anti-crime squad were called in for a suspicious individual prowling the scene. There, they discovered

[ad_1] A former Mexican defense minister was arrested in Los Angeles, California, on Thursday for drug-related corruption in Mexico, according to the Mexican government. Former Gen. Salvador Cienfuegos Zepeda faces drug and money-laundering charges, a federal law enforcement official in New York said, the New York Times reported. Zepeda is the first high-ranking military official

[ad_1] When Justice Brett Kavanaugh was nominated and subsequently confirmed to the Supreme Court, Democrats proposed the idea of packing (expanding) the Supreme Court. With the unfortunate and untimely passing of Justice Rush Bader Ginsburg, the issue has, once again, taken center stage. Despite the importance of this very important issue, presidential candidate, Joe Biden,

[ad_1] A Seattle man was arrested Thursday after he allegedly tossed a burning piece of wood into an officer’s patrol car while the cop was still inside. The man purportedly hurled the ignited wood beam into an unsuspecting policeman’s patrol car, according to a press release from the Seattle Police Department (SPD). One officer was

[ad_1] A second Syracuse University freshman has died within the same week as another student, the school announced Thursday. John “Jack” Lundin died “unexpectedly” Wednesday night, according to a Thursday statement from Marianne Thomson, associate vice president and dean of students. Lundin had been “studying magazine, news and digital journalism” and was raised in Tuckahoe,

[ad_1] Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris arrive to speak in Phoenix, Ariz., October 8, 2020. (Kevin Lamarque/Reuters) Facebook has banned the pro-life Susan B. Anthony List from sharing two of its ads about Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’s support for late-term abortion. Facebook says its decision to prevent the

[ad_1] A truly unexpected moment happened during the Trump town hall on NBC Thursday night. A woman identified by Savannah Guthrie as a registered Republican who is leaning toward voting for Joe Biden this election stood up and paid a compliment to President Trump before asking a serious question. She gushed, actually, and kind of

[ad_1] C-SPAN suspended political editor Steve Scully “indefinitely” after he admitted to lying about his Twitter feed being hacked on Oct. 8, according to the Associated Press. “I falsely claimed that my Twitter account had been hacked,” Scully said in a statement Thursday. Scully, who was slated to moderate the second presidential debate prior to

[ad_1] Pfizer Inc. said Friday it could apply for emergency use authorization in the United States of its COVID-19 vaccine by late November. In an open letter, Pfizer Chairman and CEO Albert Bourla made the announcement about the progress in developing a coronavirus vaccine with its partner BioNTech, a biotechnology company that manufactures immunotherapies. “I

[ad_1] In the midst of a pandemic and with most public schools still closed to students, San Francisco has announced plans to rename about a third of its schools. The schools being renamed include several named for former U.S. Presidents including Abraham Lincoln and George Washington: A third of San Francisco public schools could see

[ad_1] Oh, please. Remember when he told a largely black audience in August 2012 that Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan would “put y’all back in chains”? Afterward, Biden and Barack Obama claimed Biden meant it financially, but it didn’t convince fellow Democrat Rep. Charlie Rangel. “Was he talking about slavery? You bet your ass he was,”

[ad_1] For The Root, Michael Harriot responds to my post from earlier this week about Elie Mystal’s attacks on Amy Coney Barrett and her family: The National Review’s Isaac Schorr immediately blasted Mystal’s spot-on hateful attack against the thong-hating judge. Yes, Barrett is reportedly connected to a conservative religious sect that believes true Christians don’t wear thongs (Which is how I

[ad_1] “I’m told that in 2019, I was the most-trolled person in the entire world — male or female,” Meghan Markle told the Teenager Therapy podcast. “Eight months of that, I wasn’t even visible. I was on maternity leave with a baby, but what was able to be manufactured and churned out — it’s almost

[ad_1] This is going to bug him more than losing the election will. He’s the biggest star in the world. And TV is his turf, not Biden’s. Whatever you think of Sleepy Joe as a person and a politician, he doesn’t make for compelling viewing. Plus, the inevitable cries from Trump that he was cheated

[ad_1] Elizabeth Taylor (left) in 1955, and Greta Garbo in 1939 (Taylor: Dr. Macro / Wikimedia; Garbo: Clarence Bull / Wikimedia) Impromptus today begins with a casting controversy and ends with the American vernacular. In between are the Afghan War, Donald Trump, the Detroit Lions, and plenty more. I would like to give you a

[ad_1] Yesterday NBC published a story stating that authorities were looking into the hard drives that were the basis for the NY Post stories about Hunter Biden to see if there was any connection to foreign intelligence operations: Federal investigators are examining whether the emails allegedly describing activities by Joe Biden and his son Hunter

[ad_1] Once again, I get to step outside the box and guest host the Drew Mariani Show on Relevant Radio® from 3-6 ET today! The Catholic talk-radio network is heard nationwide on the air, as well as online and through their free mobile app that plays live and podcast shows. Today’s Relevant Radio® show includes: Andy