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Union gives teachers ‘interrupting whiteness’ classes and more in radical left training series
Minnesota’s largest teachers union is under fire this week over its “professional development” courses on topis such as “Interrupting Whiteness” and “LGBTQ+ Training.” The “racial equity trainings” can be brought “to your building” when requested by Education...
‘Getting rolled’ by the Dems: Stefanik vows to kill bill if Johnson keeps ‘protecting the deep state’
New York Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik railed against House Speaker Mike Johnson on Tuesday, accusing the lead Republican of siding with House Democrats to “protect the deep state” in a social media post. Stefanik, a member of Johnson’s leadership team, has voiced...
Watch: Democratic congressional candidate sobs like a toddler after being thrown out of governor’s office
Democratic Tennessee congressional candidate Aftyn Behn sobbed and screamed at the top of her lungs as security removed her from Republican Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee’s office in resurfaced footage from April 2019. Behn and other women with the activist group, Enough is...
Charlie Kirk’s security chief claims he was hamstrung on day of assassination
The owner of the company providing security for Turning Point USA (TPUSA) founder Charlie Kirk on the day of his assassination said in a interview posted Monday that he was hamstrung by federal and state laws while trying to secure the event where Kirk was...
CBS producer accuses network of race-based layoffs
Veteran producer Trey Sherman of CBS News has accused the network of conducting layoffs based on race—after his roles were eliminated in a sweeping cost-cutting move. According to Sherman, every producer on his team who was laid off was a person of color, while white...
BS political cartoons of the week: Tim Walz’s hope
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OpenAI launches ‘always-on’ agents days after its models probed government sites
An artificial intelligence company with agents that have recently gone rogue now has a new batch that can work for you nonstop. OpenAI unveiled dots, AI agents powered by its GPT-6 Astra model — which can research, analyze data, prepare documents and build software on...
Vietnam vet shoots burglar where sun don’t shine
A suspected burglar was shot in a rather embarrassing part of the anatomy during a Sunday burglary that went bad. The home in San Francisco, California, the burglar selected was occupied by a 73-year-old Vietnam veteran, who was awakened at around 5:00 a.m. local time...
Republican governors push back on Trump administration’s nuclear waste demand
A pair of Republican governors are resisting a Trump administration condition that states hosting new federal nuclear campuses take in spent reactor fuel from elsewhere. Republican Gov. Brad Little told the Idaho Capital Sun in an interview published Friday that...
Supreme Court allows third-country deportations, will hear arguments
(The Center Square) – The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling on Tuesday, temporarily allowed the Trump administration to deport people to countries other than their own until oral arguments can be heard later this year. Justices on the high court will hear...
Ancient mosquito virus plagues Western Florida
Dengue Fever is spreading across the Sunshine State, as three counties in Western Florida just declared a state of emergency due to unprecedented levels of the mosquito-borne illness. One hundred ninety cases of locally acquired Dengue Fever have been reported across...
Could Alito’s recusal change the outcome of landmark climate case?
Justice Samuel Alito’s last-minute recusal has shaken up a blockbuster Supreme Court battle that stands to alter the future of climate litigation across the country. The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments Oct. 5 in Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners...
