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MSNBC “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough on Tuesday reacted to the United States Supreme Court upholding Texas’ new abortion law. Scarborough lamented that the Supreme Court took away “a constitutionally protected right, recognized as written into the Constitution for half a century.” He questioned how SCOTUS would do away with a “constitutional right that 70% of Americans support.”

VIDEOThe Big Question currently facing California voters on the Recall election isn't "YES" or "NO" but "GUCCI" or "VERSACE." Yes, the Golden State voters want to know if governor Gavin Newsom is wearing Gucci or Versace fashions while clearing trash for the cameras as he desperately fights off the recall. Thankfully, Newsom NEVER wears those ridiculously unfashionable day glow safety vests. Yuuuuch! How gauche!I hope that Newsom, once he drops his trash the instant the cameras turn off, can let me know where he got his tight fitting dark grey V-neck shirt and the two-tone orange and blue gloves. When...

Mass migration will make the European Union weaker, not stronger, Balázs Orbán, state secretary at the Prime Minister’s Office, told a panel discussion. The 2015 migration crisis was a “milestone” in Europe, Orbán said at the event organized by the Danube Institute, arguing that it had led European politicians to realize that the world had changed and that they had been “unprepared” for what was happening. The laws that were being applied during the crisis had been enacted decades before and had been meant to address the issue of political refugees fleeing communist countries at the time, Orbán said. But...

"FOX News Sunday" host Chris Wallace discovered during an interview with the dean of Brown University's School of Public Health, Dr. Ashish Jha, that standard cloth masks do very little to stop the spread of COVID-19. "So you're saying this mask I've been wearing for a year isn't really protecting me very much?" Wallace asked. "You probably need to upgrade your mask, Chris," Jha told him.

Share Tweet Gab Share TelegramTelegram ClouthubShare Email Unreal: Secretary of State Blinken Says Taliban Won’t Allow Stranded Americans at Mazar-i-Sharif Airport to Leave Because They Lack Valid Travel Documents By Jim Hoft Published September 7, 2021 at 8:40am 293 Comments Share Tweet Gab Share Telegram Telegram Clouthub Share What a weak, weak man. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Tuesday denied reports that the Taliban was preventing Americans from flying out of Afghanistan from the Mazar-e-Sharif airport. Blinken said the Americans and SIV migrants were not allowed to leave because they lacked valid travel documents. The civilians at the Mazar-i-Sharif...

Democrat Joe Biden's State Department has claimed that the United States doesn't have enough resources to save American citizens trapped in Afghanistan. An official with the State Dept. reportedly made the claim in response to allegations that the Biden admin is blocking flights carrying Americans and lawful permanent residents (LPRs) from leaving Mazar-i-Sharif (MAZ) airport in Afghanistan.

President Biden on Tuesday will travel to the Northeast where at least 50 people were killed in devastating flooding caused by the remnants of Hurricane Ida, with stops in Queens and Manville, N.J., to survey the carnage. The president, who approved disaster declarations for both states, will arrive at John F. Kennedy International Airport at 11:05 a.m. and then travel to Manville.

Rand Paul was right — Fauci was lying Newly released documents provide details of U.S.-funded research on several types of coronaviruses at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China. The Intercept has obtained more than nine hundred pages of documents detailing the work of the EcoHealth Alliance, a U.S.-based health organization that used federal money to fund bat coronavirus research at the Chinese laboratory. The trove of documents includes two previously unpublished grant proposals that were funded by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, as well as project updates relating to the EcoHealth Alliance’s research, which has been...

Thousands of supporters of far-right Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro have descended on Brazil's economic and political capitals, hoping to rally behind the embattled president, sparking fears of a military coup. Bolsonaro is expected to address packed Independence Day rallies in Brasilia and Sao Paulo on Tuesday. The president has called for support for his attacks on the country's Supreme Court that has raised fears around South America's largest democracy. Bolsonaro on August 14 called on the Senate to bring charges against two Supreme Court justices, warning Brazil could face a political "institutional rupture" if the charges were not brought. One...

Looking at the debacle in Afghanistan, we must recognize that our greatest enemy isn’t the Taliban or radical Islam. It required several days gestation but, at last, the issue has been joined: Was the debacle in Afghanistan the result of (a) dementia, (b) treason, or (c) treason under cover of dementia? That is the $64,000 question now at issue among the commentariat. Consider what we know: The US military bugged out (1) without notice to our allies, (2) leaving behind some $85B in weaponry, and (3) abandoning thousands as hostages, and (4) even barring some of these hostages’ attempts to...

Authorities in Victoria, Australia have announced they will “lock out” unvaccinated people from being able to participate in the economy. Premier Dan Andrews made the announcement during a press conference where he told citizens, who remain under a draconian lockdown and a 9pm-5am curfew, that the unvaccinated will be kept under such restrictions indefinitely.

It's bad medicine at the best of times, but the real problem arises when the government wants to bully you. Australia didn't slowly turn into a totalitarian nation. It became one overnight, thanks to the people's willingness to accept their governments' hysterical reaction to COVID. We've all watched in horror as a once free country now confines people to their homes, forces injections on their children, turns unmasked people into "most wanted" outlaws, shoots dogs, and prepares to track people's every movement with apps backed by police power. The latest craziness in Victoria is to deny health care to people...

Over 6 months into the mass vaccination campaign with the experimental, non-FDA approved COVID-19 shots, where about half of the U.S. population now has received at least one of these injections, tens of thousands of victims are beginning to speak out, regretting their choices, and begging for help.The medical community by and large has turned their backs on them, which is really what they have done for the past 40+ years with ALL vaccine injured people, most of whom have been children prior to the COVID-19 shots.So while those speaking out in the past have been primarily parents of vaccine-damaged...

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau was hit by some gravel Monday while boarding a campaign bus in London, Ont. As Trudeau went to get on the bus, which was surrounded by angry protesters, small objects could be seen thrown in his direction. A masked Trudeau looked startled before he went into the vehicle. Trudeau later confirmed to reporters on the campaign plane that he was hit by gravel but said he is okay. He compared the incident to when pumpkin seeds were thrown at him. Trudeau's campaign has been the target of protests before, one of which led the campaign to...

As the Biden administration tries to persuade Americans that the Taliban is our ally, the Taliban is having another field day, at our expense. Most people know that when someone tells you who they are, it's best to believe them. But then there's Joe Biden, who continues to view the Taliban, a terrorist organization the U.S. has been at war with for 20 years, stolen $83 billion in U.S. military equipment, and mocked the U.S. victory at Iwo Jima, as some sort of partner and ally. In the past few weeks, the Bidenites have entrusted the Taliban with names and...

The wait is over. Everything is ready to start this week the activities to celebrate the 500 years of the founding of San Juan - events that are projected will have economic, educational, and cultural implications in the capital city, while seeking to promote unity of purpose and brotherhood among the Puerto Rican people. The announcement was made on Sunday, at the emblematic Alejandro Tapia y Rivera Theater, which is undoubtedly an architectural and historical gem that is part of the cultural wealth of San Juan. The press conference was led by Mayor Miguel Romero and multiple artists participated. The...

“My son, keep my words, and lay up my commandments with thee" (Proverbs 7:1).

Responding to claims that it is blocking flights carrying Americans and lawful permanent residents (LPRs) from leaving Mazar-i-Sharif (MAZ) airport in Afghanistan, the Biden administration’s State Department reportedly admitted that it has few resources available to facilitate the evacuation and that they have no “reliable” information about the trapped flights. As The Daily Wire noted Sunday, there are conflicting reports as to who is preventing planes carrying individuals rescued by a non-governmental organization (NGO) from taking off from MAZ. Individuals associated with an organization handling the flights said that the State Department is the only obstacle to the chartered planes...

Right wing extremists frequently use national and international conflicts as platforms for their bigoted narratives. Since the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and in the face of ongoing humanitarian and military crises, extremist online spaces have been rife with racist, Islamophobic and antisemitic tropes. The August 26, 2021, attack in Kabul by the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), refugee and evacuation efforts and the growing mainstream criticism of President Biden presented myriad opportunities for extremists to further elevate racist, xenophobic sentiments via cries about “the Great Replacement,” a white supremacist conspiracy theory that envisions the intentional replacement of white majorities at...