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Los Angeles Metro Suffers Third World-style Wave of Copper Wire Theft
The Los Angeles Metro train system is suffering a wave of Third World-style copper cable theft that has disrupted service…
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Woke Journalists Attack ‘Final Fantasy XVI’ for ‘Overwhelming Whiteness’
The latest video game in the long-running Final Fantasy series is facing attacks from the woke video game news site…
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Pornhub Blocks Access in Virginia over Age Verification Law
Pornhub has disabled access to its adult website for users located in Virginia in response to the state’s new law…
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Proposed Michigan Hate Speech Law Would Criminalize Making Someone ‘Feel’ Frightened or Intimidated
The Michigan state House passed controversial legislation which would essentially make it a crime to make someone in a protected…
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Research: Google Violates Its Own Standards with 80% of Video Ad Placements
New research suggests that Google, the tech giant with a stranglehold on the digital ads market, has been violating its…
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Biden’s $430 Billion Student Loan ‘Forgiveness’ Plan
The Supreme Court struck down President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan on Friday, ending a $430 billion debt writeoff…
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Homelessness Skyrockets in Los Angeles; Over 75,000 on Streets in L.A. County
Homelessness in Los Angeles skyrocketed over the last year, increasing by 10% in L.A. County and 9% in the city,…
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Report: More Than 17 Million Guns Sold in U.S. During 2022
A report from SafeHome.org indicates there were 17.4 million guns sold in the U.S. during 2022, and approximately 1.4 million…
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Private Office of Bill Gates Asked Women Sexually Explicit Questions During Job Interview Process
Women seeking employment at Gates Ventures, the private office of billionaire Bill Gates, have reportedly faced sexually explicit questioning during…
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Supreme Court: Racial Preferences Unconstitutional in College Admissions
Racial preferences in college admissions violate the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution, the Supreme Court decided Thursday in a…
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