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Mayor Jacob Frey uses Memorial Day to salute George Floyd
Minnesota liberals just can’t help themselves. As much of America paused Monday to honor the men and women who died defending the country, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey decided to lead with a tribute to George Floyd — and the internet instantly lit him up for it. The...
Trump warns activist judge he is gambling with America’s safety if he halts rooftop DronePort
The Left’s latest crusade against Donald Trump has apparently reached a new level of absurdity: trying to stop a massive White House security project because someone’s afternoon stroll might be inconvenienced. President Trump erupted over the weekend after a...
How did an illegal alien end up running a 30,000-student school district?
For years, Americans were told the immigration system was under control. Then along comes the case of Ian Roberts, a Guyana-born educator who somehow climbed all the way to the top of Iowa's largest school district while allegedly building his career on false claims...
California fraud crisis makes Minnesota look like ‘child’s play,’ Chris Rufo says
According to author and Manhattan Institute senior fellow Christopher Rufo, the scale of alleged public benefits fraud in California under Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom has ballooned so dramatically that even Minnesota’s now-infamous welfare scandals look, in his...
Indiana voters to decide compeititive congressional primary races Tuesday
(The Center Square) - Indiana voters head to the polls Tuesday to elect party representatives in several competitive primary races. Across the Hoosier state, local political figures are seeking to oust representatives in the U.S. House. Here are some of the...
BS daily political cartoons: I’m here to negotiate
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Burgum says Arizona’s Democratic governor ‘wrong’ to fight Colorado River cuts in court
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said Arizona’s Democratic governor is wrong to fight federal cuts to the state’s Colorado River water in court. Democratic Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs moved Oct. 16 to join a Nevada lawsuit against the Interior Department, and Burgum told...
Georgia town’s entire full-time police force resigns — chief says mayor put a tracker on his truck
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I’ve got things to do). Milner’s police chief, entire full-time police force and city manager have submitted resignations amid a breakdown in trust with city leaders. Chief Lamar Bunn accuses Mayor Craig Timmons...
Virginia’s ‘granny’ lawmaker indicted for running drug enterprise — feds allege $750,000 shell-company deal
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I’ve got things to do). Virginia Senate budget chief Louise Lucas surrendered Thursday after federal prosecutors accused her of leading a marijuana distribution and money-laundering enterprise. The indictment...
Alleged sham-marriage broker touted Massachusetts sanctuary protections — feds say she made millions
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I’ve got things to do). Prosecutors say Jennifer Gonzalez promoted Massachusetts’ sanctuary protections while arranging sham marriages for illegal immigrants. The alleged operation charged $38,000 to $40,000 per...
Take his rockets: Musk critics push to nationalize SpaceX and Starlink amid Ukraine dispute
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I’ve got things to do). Critics are calling for government ownership of SpaceX as restrictions on Ukraine’s satellite services draw scrutiny. Sarah Longwell discussed nationalizing SpaceX and Starlink while...
Student-loan crackdown hits a wall as DOJ abandons two appeals without explanation
THE DAILY BS: HOW MUCH CAN YOU HANDLE? SPARE ME THE BS (I’ve got things to do). The Justice Department moved to dismiss two appeals defending restrictions on Public Service Loan Forgiveness. The blocked rule would let the Education Department exclude employers...
