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GOP presidential candidate and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R) suggested on Wednesday that Disney could move to her home state, after the company sued Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) for allegedly harming its business operations. “Hey @Disney, my home state will happily accept your 70,000+ jobs if you want to leave Florida,” Haley tweeted. “We’ve got great weather, great people, and it’s always a great day in South Carolina!” “SC’s not woke, but we’re not sanctimonious about it either,” she added in an apparent reference to former President Trump’s “DeSanctimonious” nickname for the Florida governor.
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President Biden turned heads Wednesday by declaring “I’m not concerned about China” during a rare White House news conference — drawing quick condemnation from Republican critics. Biden made the remark when asked about US efforts to spur domestic manufacturing with last year’s $280 billion bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act, which was passed to counter growing Chinese dominance of the semiconductor sector. “My desire to increase US manufacturing and jobs in America is not about China,” Biden said at a Rose Garden press conference with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol. “I’m not concerned about China.”
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A woman accused of dressing up as a clown before fatally shooting her rumored romantic rival pleaded guilty to murder Tuesday — putting an end to a bizarre crime that happened more than three decades ago. The case dates back to May 26, 1990, when someone dressed as a clown handed Marlene Warren, 40, carnations and balloons — including one that stated “You’re the Greatest” — before shooting her in the face in front of her 21-year-old son. She died two days later. “Killer clown” Sheila Keen Warren, 59, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in a Florida courtroom Tuesday, despite...
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SNIP As I self-consciously perused the room, stopping to talk to people here and there, I eventually joined a conversation with four very attractive women. All were complaining about their love lives. One, who looked like she had come straight from a Victoria’s Secret shoot, was complaining that her man still won’t commit, despite being together for eight months. Another was complaining about her live-in lover who was still insisting they “don’t put a title on it”. Yep, they literally live together, but aren’t exclusive. SNIP “Tinder has found that women on the app are empowering themselves by asking for...
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Turns out there’s something worse on the dating scene than being “ghosted.” Singer-songwriter Mariel Darling took to TikTok to share the latest horrifying dating trend: being “zombied.” “Girl, you’re being ghosted? I’m being zombied,” she shared with her 255,900 followers on the platform. “It’s like ghosting, but he comes back from the dead after a couple months and hits you up,” she explained in the video with 1.5 million views and 151,100 likes.
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Attorneys for Hunter Biden met with Department of Justice prosecutors Wednesday to discuss criminal charges that might be filed against President Joe Biden’s son, NBC News reported, citing sources. Hunter Biden has been under investigation since 2018 by the office of U.S. Attorney David Weiss of Delaware, a Trump appointee. Prosecutors have considered charging Hunter with four criminal counts, NBC reported last week. Two of those would be misdemeanor failure to file taxes, while a third would be a felony count of tax evasion in connection with a business expense.
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A lot of people are talking about this prior interview which provides some insight into the world of Tucker Carlson against the backdrop of current activity. The content of the interview aligns with the perspective CTH previously shared {Go Deep}.A little more than a month ago, Tucker appeared with the Nelk boys for their Full Send Podcast. The part that is viral today starts at 01:20:50 of the video, toward the end of the interview when Tucker is discussing his evolution of opinion toward media, but the entire interview is interesting and very insightful. If you have the time to...
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The Swedish activist has a new message: Don’t just listen to the science, listen to the most vulnerable.Just a few months before the arrival of the coronavirus, the Swedish teenager and her fellow activists had organized a march of millions — possibly the largest climate protest in history. But lockdowns put an end to the boisterous Fridays For Future school strikes, which Thunberg had pioneered and spread around the world. With entire countries in isolation, Thunberg’s movement was “paralyzed,” recalled Dominika Lasota, one of the group’s most prominent figures in Poland. The pandemic wasn’t just a body blow for an...
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A Democrat lawmaker from Arizona was caught on video swiping Bibles from a state House lounge, after which she apparently hid them. Say what? KTVK-TV reported that the security team at the Arizona Capitol placed a camera in the House’s members-only lounge to get to the bottom of how Bibles were vanishing. Sure enough, they weren't just disappearing into the ether. Resulting video shows Democrat state Rep. Stephanie Stahl Hamilton pilfering two Bibles in just minutes, KTVK said. The act didn't sit well with Republican Speaker Pro Tempore Travis Grantham, the station said. “When I’m watching that, I’m thinking, ‘Well,...
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The Fort Worth Police Department released surveillance and body camera videos of Antifa members attacking people who were protesting a drag event and then resisting arrest from officers after they attempted to bring them in custody for the initial assault. The first video taken from a surveillance camera shows the Antifa members walking over to the side of the street where the anti-drag protesters were. The Antifa group started to surround them and one of them used pepper spray on the protesters. Fort Worth Police say many in the Antifa crowd were armed with either handguns or long guns. When...
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Video: Dylan Mulvaney Advertises Women’s Shaving Cream by Shaving his Male Facial Hair Transgender internet personality Dylan Mulvaney, a man who claims to be a woman, advertised women’s shaving cream by shaving his male facial hair, and claiming that he’s the type of “girl” who has to shave his face “every day.” Despite widespread opposition to the transgender movement, which outwardly targets American children for deadly mutilation, Nike, Budweiser, Kate Spade, and more have entered into advertising partnerships with Mulvaney, including for the marketing of women’s clothing and beauty accessories. The bizarre video ad was created by trans internet personality...
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President Biden on Wednesday suggested that he “may not be the only one” who could beat a Trump campaign in 2024 when asked he if stood by the belief that he’s the only candidate who could once again top his predecessor. “I may not be the only one,” Biden said when asked if he stood by the notion that he’s “the only one” to beat Trump in 2024. “But, I know him well and I know the danger he presents to our democracy and we’ve been down this road before.” The president, in his first press conference since announcing his...
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Maybelline is the latest company facing boycotts over its partnership with transgender social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney. The backlash has stemmed from a TikTok that Mulvaney, 26, posted showing off the cosmetic line while celebrating her 365th day of publicly identifying as a woman. Getting glam for my Day 365 show with @maybelline #maybelline partner,” Mulvaney wrote in a video that has amassed nearly 200,000 likes. The promotional post spurred protests against Maybelline, similar to the wave of boycotts against Anheuser-Busch’s Bud Light for featuring the transgender influencer in an ad on social media. Many have taken to social media...
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Maybe this is why Kamala Harris didn’t have any lines in President Biden’s re-election announcement video. The vice president left commentators befuddled late Tuesday by repeating herself multiple times at a pro-abortion rally in Washington. “So, I think it’s very important, as you have heard from so many incredible leaders, for us at every moment in time — and certainly this one — to see the moment in time in which we exist and are present, and to be able to contextualize it, to understand where we exist in the history and in the moment as it relates not only...
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Alex Jones breaks down the reason Tucker Carlson was fired from Fox. Segment...
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White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was accused of spewing “blatant lies” on Tuesday after she alleged House Republicans are “fighting to put fentanyl on the street.” The Biden administration spokeswoman made the head-scratching remark during the White House press briefing as she commented on the spending cuts in the GOP’s debt ceiling proposal, which House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) unveiled last week. “It’s clear that the speaker’s bill breaks House Republicans’ commitment to America,” Jean-Pierre claimed. “In the run-up to the 2022 election, House Republicans promised to put cops on the beat. Instead, they are fighting to put fentanyl...
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DEAR ABBY: My wife and I were married 21 years ago. Since then, she has admitted to cheating with 10 different men. Each time, I stayed with her, hoping she’d change. I finally left 3 1/2 years ago because I couldn’t take it anymore. She became homeless, but for the past year and a half she has been living with my daughter and me because I saw her on the street one day and she looked terrible. We are now moving, and my daughter wants her mother to get a job (she’s capable of getting one). My ex refused to...
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Donald Trump’s campaign has called out Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in a new TV ad for “attacking” the former Republican president and one-time ally — and suggested the governor should drop out of the race before he even gets in. “Ron DeSantis was struggling big time in his primary race for governor of Florida,” says the ad’s narrator, referring to the 44-year-old’s first gubernatorial run in 2018. “Polls revealed DeSantis was failing so bad, he was losing by a staggering 17 points,” the narrator adds. “Then DeSantis was saved by the endorsement of President Trump. “Trump’s support was so powerful,...
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"...While the banks might be fine, some cash-strapped and credit-abusing consumers clearly are not. The idea that JPM is building reserves to cushion themselves against bad loans amid rapidly increasing charge-offs tells you all you need to know. Similar story at Bank of America (BAC), who also increased reserves. Across the nation’s four biggest banks, consumer loan charge-offs increased 73% in Q1, as they wrote off $3.4 billion in bad debt during the first three months of the year. "
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