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Oscar Pistorius Spotted Smiling in First Sighting Since Prison Release for Girlfriend’s Killing

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Oscar Pistorius, the disgraced ex-paralympic track star who was released from prison eight years ago for the murder of his model girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, has been spotted in public for the first time. Pistorius is now 37 years old and served nine of the 13-year sentence he received for killing Steenkamp in 2013, on Valentine's Day. He claimed during his trial...

Chaotic Scene: Pelosi’s University Speech Derailed by Anti-Israel Agitators

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Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) was interrupted during a speech that she delivered in the United Kingdom, on Thursday, by anti-Israeli students. Another protest group called her a "warmonger." Pelosi was about to begin her remarks at the Union of the University of Oxford when a student stood up quietly and made his way to the front of the room. The...

Top Democrat Faces Defamation Lawsuit Sending Shockwaves Through Party Ranks

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Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) top Democrat of the House Oversight Committee is being sued. Tony Bobulinski, a former Hunter Biden associate, filed the lawsuit Monday after Rep. Raskin refused to retract the many statements and social media postings that were made to try to damage his reputation. The lawsuit states that "Defendant Jamin Raskin has repeatedly lied" about Plaintiff Anthony Bobulinski....

Biden’s Policies ‘Crushing’ U.S. Economy, Critics Warn

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An economic editor has just explained, in contrast to the current media propaganda about Biden's policies wrecking the U.S. Economy -- a report that is consistent with everyday Americans' experiences. Breitbart's economics editor John Carney described the Democrat induced economic disaster on Fox Business last week. He said, "We're experiencing tyranny through regulation." Carney then went on to list the...

Biden Grants Pardons to 11, Clemency to Five in Crack Cocaine Cases

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Did you know that it is "Second Chance Month?" It's not obscure to say that they have "months" for everything, from "Black History Month", to "Hispanic Heritage Month", to "LGBTQ Month." There doesn't seem to be an "official" Second Chance Month on the official government calendar. April is National Pickleball Month, as well as National Limb Loss Awareness Month. Also,...

Chocolate Lovers Beware: Virus Menaces Global Chocolate Supply

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Forget about war. Forget about famine. Forget about climate change. You don't have to listen to the entire Taylor Swift album. What is the real horror of today's headlines? What is the terror that outweighs all other calamities that we could face? A virus is now threatening to destroy the world's supply of chocolate. Scientists have discovered that a disease that...

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs Stuns, Vetoes Bipartisan Bill to Address Squatting and Election Laws

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Democratic Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed the bill that would have strengthened the rights of homeowners who want to evict tenants from their properties, despite it being bipartisan and a wave of squatting cases continuing to terrorize homeowners across the nation. SB 1129 would have allowed a homeowner who had a squatter invading their home and claiming an illegal right...

Columbia Professor Slams AOC Over ‘Nonviolent’ Label for Anti-Israel Protests

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Following her remarks about "nonviolent anti-Israel demonstrators", a Columbia Professor who was banned from the campus after hosting a pro-Jewish gathering slammed Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y. Professor Shai Daveai stated on "America's Newsroom", that AOC is a chaotic force. He added, "I look forward to reading her name, the history of the chapter, and the list of antisemitic, rabid people." He...

FTC Strikes Down Employers’ ‘Non-Compete’ Agreements

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The Federal Trade Commission, in a split vote, voted on Tuesday to remove the employer's ability to enforce or enact a non-compete contract on their current or former workers. This would prevent them from working for competing companies or starting their own company, after leaving a position. The FTC estimates that approximately 18 million Americans are covered by such agreements....

Democratic Rep Flies to Kyiv Post Ukraine Aid Approval, Ends Up Embarrassing Himself in Front of Zelensky

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After months of deliberation, the House of Representatives has finally passed a massive package of foreign aid that contains over $60 billion to support Ukraine's war against Russia. It would be an overstatement to say that the process was contentious. Some Republicans argue that it is a dereliction of duty to send more money abroad without doing anything about securing...