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REVIEW: Dylan Mulvaney Releases Heavily Autotuned Pop Song
(Molly Bruns, Headline USA) Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney released a pop song titled “Days of Girlhood,” as a response to the haters of last year’s botched Bud Light campaign. The song is part of a partnership with the infamous Trevor Project, which has been accused inappropriate child-grooming. All proceeds go to benefit the nonprofit. Mulvaney purportedly…
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Janet Yellen Regrets Dismissing Inflation As ‘Transitory’
(Headline USA) Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen admitted this week that she regrets dismissing inflation as “transitory” back in 2021. “I regret saying it was transitory [inflation],” Janet Yellen told Fox Business correspondent Edward Lawrence. “It has come down,” she continued, before launching into some Clintonesque semantic wordplay to qualify her mea culpa. “But I think transitory…
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Oakland Businesses Threaten to Cut Off Taxes Until City Fixes Crime
(Headline USA) Business owners in Oakland, Calif., threatened this week to stop paying taxes until the city takes action to combat rising crime rates. José Ortiz, owner of La Perla Puerto Rican cuisine, said he and several other local entrepreneurs were rallying businesses in the area to agree to stop paying taxes. “We’re proposing not to…
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‘Burn It All Down’: Equity Officer for Md. City Endorsed Violence, Insulted White Colleagues
(Headline USA) In recently unearthed tweets, a local “equity officer” in Maryland publicly called for the destruction of the United States. Kayla Aliese Carter, who was hired to be the City of College Park’s “racial equity officer” in 2022, oversees an entire team dedicated to implementing a diversity, equity, and inclusion agenda across city departments—and…
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NAACP Tells Black Athletes to Boycott Fla. Colleges
(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has instructed black athletes to boycott Florida colleges and universities because of the recent de-funding of their diversity, equity and inclusion policies, ESPN reported. Derrick Johnson, president and CEO of the NAACP, penned a letter to Charlie Baker, president of the National…
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Hunter Backtracks Again; Rejects Public Hearing He Initially Requested
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Hunter Biden has formally declined an invitation to appear before a public impeachment hearing set for March 20, despite his months-long desire for such a public hearing. Defense attorney Abbe Lowell voiced this rejection in a Wednesday letter to House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., rebuking the hearing as a “carnival…
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Don Lemon Fired Yet Again — This Time by Elon Musk
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Disgraced former CNN anchor Don Lemon seems unable to catch a break. Lemon’s podcast partnership with Twitter has been terminated following a contentious interview with Elon Musk, who owns the social media platform. The drama unfolded after Lemon cornered Musk during a pre-taped interview slated for a Twitter premiere on March 18.…
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Evangelical Group Plans Spending $62M to Re-Elect Trump
(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) The Faith & Freedom Coalition, a prominent evangelical advocacy group, expressed the desire to spend $62 million to help Donald Trump step into the Oval Office once again. The Christian group, which is led by Ralph Reed, a longtime Republican strategist and Trump ally, will use the money to register evangelical…
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Biden Evoked Hamas Invasion to Rush Hur Deposition; Forgot Son’s Death, Trump Election
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Newly released transcripts of President Joe Biden have shed light on concerning details regarding his reported memory lapses. Among the revelations is a segment where Biden invoked the Hamas-Israeli war, seemingly to expedite the interview, and an instance where he failed to recall the year former President Donald Trump was elected. Equally troubling…
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Reporter Who Falsely Accused Child of Blackface Fired by New Bosses
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The change in ownership at sports blog site Deadspin resulted in the termination of all its staff members, including a writer who falsely accused a young child of wearing blackface and disrespecting Native Americans, reported the New York Post on Monday. The news of the sale and subsequent mass firing came just…
