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Report: Over 800K Border Crossers Freed into U.S. Without Court Dates Since Biden Took Office
More than 800,000 border crossers and illegal aliens have been released into the United States without a Notice to Appear…
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Poll: Only 39% Want Kamala Harris to Be Joe Biden’s Running Mate in 2024
Only 39 percent of likely voters in the United States want Vice President Kamala Harris to remain as President Joe…
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Pope Francis: Gay Sex Is Sin but Death Penalty for Gays ‘Is Not Right’
Pope Francis returned to the issue of homosexuality Sunday, insisting that while gay sex is a sin, capital punishment for…
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Report: High School Swimmer Disqualified from Race Due to Oversized American Flag on Cap
A New Jersey high school swimmer was reportedly disqualified due to the American flag on his swimming cap being too…
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UK Government Looks to Ban Misogyny on Social Media in ‘Online Safety’ Law
The British government is reportedly considering a measure to force social media companies to ban misogyny online as a part…
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Ukraine Claims Western Jets Already a Done Deal
Ukraine’s defence minister expressed confidence Sunday that Western allies would agree to the country’s latest weapons request – warplanes to…
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Mexican Cartel-Style Violence Spreading in California over Marijuana Grow Fields
Contrary to political rhetoric, Mexican cartel-style killings and gun battles appear to have already reached the U.S. and are spreading…
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Japan Used Balloons to Send Bombs into U.S. Interior During WWII
While many Americans were concerned about the Chinese spy balloon that President Joe Biden allowed to fly over the continental…
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Doug Williams, First Black QB to Win a Super Bowl, Compares Upcoming SB Matchup to Obama’s Election
Doug Williams, the first black Quarterback to win a Super Bowl, compared the upcoming Super Bowl matchup against Philadelphia Eagles…
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Multiple States to Consider Bills to Shut Down Immigration Detention Centers
Multiple states are set to consider legislation that would shut down immigrant detention facilities. At the beginning of the 2023…
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