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Central Tennessee Ravaged by Lethal Storm
(Headline USA) Severe storms that tore through central Tennessee killed six people Saturday and sent about two dozen to the hospital as homes and businesses were damaged in multiple cities. Three people, including a child, were killed after an apparent tornado struck Montgomery County north of Nashville near the Kentucky state line, county officials said…
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Two Police Officers Wounded in Shootout
(Headline USA) A police pursuit of a suspected gunman ended in a shootout that left two officers and a suspect wounded, police said. The shooting happened around 2 a.m. Sunday, interim city Police Commissioner John Stanford said, after officers responded to reports of gunfire and saw a pickup truck that was believed to have been…
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Dem-Backed Jackson Lee Beaten ‘Like a Rented Mule’ in Houston Election
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Embattled Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, who sought to become the first black mayor of Houston, was embarrassingly defeated by state Sen. John Whitmire by nearly a 30-percentage-point advantage. Despite receiving the endorsement of some of the most influential Democratic politicians, the Associated Press called the Dec. 9 election for Whitmire, delivering a…
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Biden Admin Admits 5K Illegals Released Daily, 670K Known ‘Gotaways’ in FY23 Alone
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The Biden administration told Congress on Friday that an average of 5,000 illegal immigrants is released daily at the southern border, with at least 670,000 individuals known as “‘gotaways’” (approximately half the population of Hawaii) having evaded border authorities in fiscal year 2023 alone. As reported by Fox News, DHS officials made…
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Mar-a-Lago Costs More Than $1B, Trump Witness Says
(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) This week, a Florida real estate agent testified in Donald Trump’s New York civil fraud trial that his Mar-a-Lago property is worth more than $1 billion. Lawrence Moens, who was called as a witness by the defense, testified that Mar-a-Lago could be sold as a home, adding that, as of 2021,…
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Texas Erects More Wire Barriers Along Rio Grande River as Lawsuit Continues
(Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) – As Texas’ lawsuit continues against the federal government over its right to defend its border, Texas National Guard soldiers continue to erect concertina wire barriers along the Rio Grande River. The Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals recently handed Texas a temporary win in the lawsuit, staying its own…
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Abortion Bans Forcing Delays in States Where it is Legal
(Headline USA) Women seeking to kill their own children face waits because they struggle to travel hundreds of miles for an abortion after the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Such obstacles to infanticide have grown more common since Roe v. Wade was overturned in June 2022, doctors and researchers say, causing delays that can prevent…
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VIDEO: Texas, Florida troopers apprehend more human smugglers in border communities
(Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) – Texas and Florida state troopers, as well as sheriff’s deputies, continue to apprehend human smugglers in the small border community of Brackettville, in Kinney County, Texas. A Texas DPS trooper, assisted by a Florida Highway Patrol trooper, recently conducted a traffic stop in Brackettville, which led to a human…
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DC Forced to Purge 100K Ineligible Voters from ‘Dirty Voter Rolls’
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The District of Columbia has recently taken action to remove the names of over 100,000 ineligible voters from what a conservative non-profit has described as “dirty voter rolls.” This decision was prompted by a scathing letter from Judicial Watch to the District of Columbia Board of Elections, highlighting the government’s failure to…
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‘One Down’: Penn’s President Quits After Refusal to Condemn Jewish Genocide
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) University of Pennsylvania President Elizabeth Magill resigned on Saturday following her refusal to condemn disturbing chants calling for the genocide of Jewish individuals, the university announced Saturday. Magill faced intense scrutiny during a congressional hearing, alongside leaders from Harvard University and MIT, regarding whether advocating for the genocide of Jewish people violates…
