Authorities arrested a 37-year-old man in connection with a February act of vandalism against a statue of former President Abraham Lincoln. Police discovered the Lincoln statue in a Boise, Idaho, public park, smeared with feces, paint, and more. What are the details? According to the Idaho Statesman, police arrested Terry Wilson on Tuesday night after
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Addressing the situation on our southern border. Such at least was the editorial position of Life magazine in September 1946 as the editors contemplated the fate of the many hundreds of thousands of displaced persons, mostly Jews and other Eastern Europeans, stuck in de facto concentration camps on the continent. More than a year earlier,
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Mystery UFOs reportedly hovered over US Navy destroyers off the California coast back in July 2019 according to newly released information. The USS Kidd reported “unwhite light identified hovering over the ship’s flight deck” according to the ship log entries. The NY Post reported: Mysterious flying objects repeatedly harassed three US warships off the coast
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In 2018, the Trump administration adopted a rule that limited eligibility for asylum to those who enter the United States at a port of entry. A district court blocked the rule from taking effect, and a Ninth Circuit panel affirmed the district court. In an order yesterday in East Bay Sanctuary Covenant v. Biden, the
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Diners wearing protective masks wait outside an Olive Garden restaurant in Thornton, Colorado, on Friday, March 19, 2021. Chet Strange | Bloomberg | Getty Images Darden Restaurants on Thursday reported quarterly earnings that topped analysts’ expectations as customers visited Olive Garden and its other chains more than expected. The company is forecasting that its fiscal fourth-quarter results
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The liberal Daily Beast website posted an article with the shocking title “How This Voting Rights Bill Could Turn the Next Election Into a Clusterf*ck.” Jessica Huseman reports that despite the media hype about a “landmark national expansion of voting rights,” it will be a disaster in 2022 if passed.  It’s likely you’ve heard virtually
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I suppose we really couldn’t go an entire week without another scandal involving New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. So if you’re craving a fix for your Cuomo badness withdrawal symptoms, here you go. It’s being reported that last spring, during the beginning of the pandemic, the Governor dispatched officials and law enforcement to ensure that
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Thousands of migrants have reportedly used social media apps Facebook and WhatsApp to organize caravans and groups headed to illegally cross the U.S.-Mexico border. The migrants started joining Facebook and WhatsApp groups in the months following President Joe Biden victory over former President Donald Trump in the presidential election, according to Reuters. “Remember, Trump leaves
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John Fund says the former FDA commissioner (and current AEI colleague of mine, not that I’ve seen him in more than a year) “was among the most aggressive advocates of school closures last March” but started backtracking in September and has now done a complete 180. That wasn’t how I remembered it, and some Googling
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Late-night TV host Steven Colbert took a swing at Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.), suggesting that in addition to addressing mass shooting tragedies, Congress should take a look at drunk driving-related casualties “too.” On Wednesday’s episode of “Louder with Crowder,” Steven Crowder responded to Colbert’s “ignorance of gun laws” that was on display when Colbert made
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For decades Americans have been told, “The immigration system is broken.” This claim is supported by presence of many millions of “undocumented immigrants” residing and working in the United States in violation of our immigration laws. Those laws were enacted to protect public health, national security, public safety, and the jobs and wages of Americans.
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Jack Phillips speaks at a press conference outside the Supreme Court after oral arguments in Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, December 5, 2017. (Aaron P. Bernstein/Reuters) They want to break him to send a message. But the Masterpiece Cakeshop owner is standing his ground. NRPLUS MEMBER ARTICLE J ack Phillips, owner of Masterpiece
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A healthcare worker prepares to inject an AstraZeneca coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine. Eloisa Lopez AstraZeneca issued updated Phase 3 trial data for its Covid-19 vaccine on Wednesday after facing criticism earlier this week over a preliminary report. The company now says its vaccine is 76% effective in protecting against symptomatic cases of virus. A release
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This week, a white man shot to death eight people in Atlanta-area spas, six of them Asian American. According to Atlanta police, the man said he was targeting brothels and blamed the women for his alleged sex addiction. The gunman stated that he had visited two of the spas before and had planned to drive
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There’s an interesting pattern emerging from my investigative work into the family court system in Missouri: institutionalized discrimination against Americans with disabilities. (You can read about the investigation here.) The main plot is that court professionals and experts are alleged to be diagnosing one parent or the other with mental disorders in order to take
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Pro-life signs outside the Supreme Court in June 2014. (Jim Bourg/Reuters) Over in First Things, John Finnis made the case that abortion is unconstitutional. You should read it. He rests his case on the 14th Amendment, particularly its first section. He argues, persuasively in my view, that if the original public meaning of “persons” was
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