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Top N.Y. Times Editor Admits No ‘Safe Space’ for Biden in 2024
(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) Joe Kahn, the executive editor for the New York Times, admitted in a candid interview that the newspaper unilaterally backed now-President Joe Biden in its coverage leading up to the 2020 election but would take a more neutral approach in 2024, Semafor reported. Calling the press “another pillar of democracy” whose…
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N.Y. Sen. Says Law Used to ‘Get Trump’ Unconstitutional after He Is Accused of Rape
(Molly Bruns, Headline USA) A New York Democrat snared by the same law that state legislators passed in order to go after then-President Donald Trump with what they hoped would be a barrage of spurious lawfare attacks has now declared the law he voted for to be unconstitutional. New York State Sen. Kevin Parker denounced the…
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Cannon Delivers Stunning Rebuke after DOJ Mishandles Docs, Suspends Fla. Case Indefinitely
() Judge Aileen Cannon suspended a key deadline in former President Donald Trump’s classified documents case amid defense allegations that prosecutors failed to preserve critical evidence in the case. The judge also set a series of hearings that appeared—according to some court-watchers, including investigative journalist Julie Kelly—to put the prosecution on trial, examining its overreach,…
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Family of N.C. Teen Suspended for Correctly Using ‘Alien’ Sues School Board
() North Carolina parents withdrew their teen from school and sued a school district it says unfairly issued a suspension and “injected race” into a question of clarification from an English teacher about the vocabulary word alien. The Davidson County School District Board of Education is the defendant sued by Christian McGhee, a 16-year-old at…
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TikTok Files Lawsuit Challenging Constitutionality of Recent ‘Ban’ Bill
() TikTok filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging the constitutionality of a new law that requires a sale or ban of the popular app, setting up a legal battle over free speech and national security. Last month, Congress passed and President Joe Biden enacted a law that requires China’s ByteDance to sell its ownership in TikTok…
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U.S. Troops in Niger Are out of Vital Medications
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., revealed more shocking details Monday about the nightmarish situation U.S. troops are facing in Niger, where the country’s government seeks to expel the American military. The situation in Niger stems from the country’s government declaring last month that the U.S. military presence there is “illegal.” Another African…
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CEO Walks Back Support for Campus Riots after Stock Plunges $210M
(Headline USA) The CEO of a hair-regrowth startup walked back his support for radical anti-Israel student protesters this week after his firm’s stock value plunged nearly $210 million in a single day. Andrew Dudum, the head of hygiene company Hims & Hers, released a statement on Sunday to “clarify” his prior support for the student…
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BREAKING: Antifa-Like Group Claims Credit for Terrorist Attack in Portland
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) In the early hours of last Thursday, at least 15 Portland police patrol vehicles were torched in an act of arson. “At 1:55 a.m., Portland Police North Precinct was dispatched to assist Portland Fire & Rescue at the Portland Police Training Division, located in the 14900 block of Northeast Airport Way,”…
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Liberals Feign Surprise that Soros Is Funding Student Protests
(Molly Bruns, Headline USA) Democrats and the left-leaning mainstream media are apparently just now discovering that big donors such as Bill Gates and George Soros are supporting the pro-Palestine protests on college campuses. Many of the organizations, such as Jewish Voice for Peace and IfNotNow, are responsible for the recent rash of protests on the nation’s…
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House Intel Dem. Defends Plan to Accept Gazan Refugees
(Headline USA) The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee defended the Biden administration’s decision to consider admitting Palestinian refugees into the U.S., claiming this weekend that they will be “thoroughly vetted.” Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., was asked on Sunday about his Republican colleagues’ pushback to the administration’s plan, specifically their concerns that the U.S.…
