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Fire Station Removes Nativity After Atheist Complains
(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) A wooden Nativity scene that was built around 30 years ago and has been on display in front of the fire department in Toledo, Iowa, for the past 20 years was ordered to be removed after a bunch of atheists complained about the celebration of Jesus Christ’s birthday. On his show,…
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Corrupt Ariz. Sec. of State Gives Far-Left Groups Special Access to Voter Registration
(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) Arizona’s corrupt secretary of state secretly allowed far-left organizations to directly mass-register thousands of voters using a COVID-era program while keeping conservative groups in the dark about it. Despite the pandemic’s end, the state will continue to allow eligible participants to use it for online voter registration, the Tennessee Star reported.…
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Boston Mayor Retracts Accidental Invites to Holiday Party for ‘Electeds of Color’
(Molly Bruns, Headline USA) A staffer for Boston Mayor Michelle Wu mistakenly sent all of the city councilors an email invitation to a holiday party exclusively for “electeds of color.” Wu’s director of City Council relations, Denise DosSantos, sent the email inviting them “and a guest to the Electeds of Color Holiday Party,” quickly followed…
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Sports Illustrated Cans CEO for Use of AI-Generated Articles
(Eli Pacheco, Headline USA) The digital publisher that operates Sports Illustrated fired its CEO after the iconic magazine was caught publishing AI-produced articles—complete with fake author names and profiles, according to Futurism.com. The Arena Group, which runs Sports Illustrated, fired four top executives in less than a week, Business Wire reported: Ross Levinsohn, chief executive…
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Warren Buffett Stock Sell-Off Triggers Economic Anxieties
(Kevin Whiteley, Headline USA) Legendary investor Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway sold off $38.3 billion in stocks across all four quarters of 2023, leaving some economists fearful about the state of America’s economy after having learned of the dump. Although the market lately has seen some bullish indicators following a multi-year decline, the ominous news may…
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Chutkan Pauses Trump 2020 Election Case as SCOTUS Considers Presidential Immunity
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The criminal case involving former President Trump’s alleged 2020 election interference has been temporarily halted as the Supreme Court considers Trump’s claim of presidential immunity in the matter. U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, appointed during the Obama administration, paused the case following the Court’s agreement to review Trump’s assertions of immunity from…
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WH Admits Knowledge of Hunter Biden’s Plan to Defy Subpoena
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The White House admitted to being “familiar” with Hunter Biden’s intention to defy a congressional subpoena compelling his testimony in an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. “The president was certainly familiar with what his son was going to say and I think what you saw was from the heart, from his…
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Palestinian Flag Lodged in Public Hanukkah Menorah Near Yale Sparks Outcry
(Headline USA) A person briefly hung a Palestinian flag from a Hanukkah menorah in a public area, prompting widespread condemnation and a police investigation. The unidentified person scaled the menorah at a public green near the Yale University campus during a nearby pro-Palestinian rally Saturday and lodged a Palestinian flag between the candles. Police said…
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‘Diva’ Don Lemon Comes of Age, Admits Watching Conservative Shows
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Don Lemon, the disgraced former CNN host, revealed a stark departure from traditional media outlets since leaving the network earlier this year. In an interview with Puck News, Lemon said he turned his back on corporate media after his CNN firing, favoring podcasts hosted by Patrick Bet-David and Ben Shapiro, both known…
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Freedom Caucus Elects New Leader
(Molly Bruns, Headline USA) Members of the House Freedom Caucus chose Rep. Bob Good, R-Va., as their new leader—the fifth caucus chairman since it formed in 2015—in hopes of swaying several upcoming pieces of legislation, Axios reported. Although its ranks grew considerably between the 2018 and 2020 elections, when it went from 30 members to…
