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Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) was assaulted by a “pro-trans man” on Capitol grounds Tuesday evening, according to posts to Mace’s social media accounts. Capitol Police informed reporters a man had been arrested for “assaulting a government official.” Mace posted that her arm was injured, requiring a brace and some ice.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders, former presidential candidate and leader of the progressive movement in the United States for decades, said his term starting in January would likely be his last in an interview with POLITICO. Sanders (I-Vt.) won reelection in November and has six more years in the Senate ahead of him. When asked whether his fourth Senate term would be his last, Sanders said: “I’m 83 now. I’ll be 89 when I get out of here. You can do the figuring. I don’t know, but I would assume, probably, yes.” Sanders has been in Congress since 1991. He served eight...
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There is a wonderful and salutatory effect to publicly posting a head on a pike for all to see. Now, after the hideous leftist celebration of the murder of that executive from an unpopular industry, it’s necessary – for the benefit of dumb and disingenuous people who will cry about this imagery – to make clear that this is not to be taken literally. It is to be taken figuratively. That is, we in the America First movement must figuratively post the head of at least one hack GOP establishment senator at the summit of Capitol Hill during the 2026...
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The Fulton County Superior Court found District Attorney Fani Willis in default for refusing to hand over documents in an open records lawsuit. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis refused to answer a public records lawsuit seeking records of her communications with Special Counsel Jack Smith. Earlier this year conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch asked the Superior Court of Fulton County, Georgia to declare a default judgment against Fani Willis after she refused to respond to its lawsuit related to communications she had with Jack Smith and the sham January 6 Committee. Last year House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan launched...
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At the US Capitol tonight Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace accosted by a pro-transgender... US warships repelling a Houthi attack aimed at them and... Tonight in Bryansk, Russia a fire at a 'production facility' after a Ukrainian... The FBI is asking for the public's help...mysterious drones...a New Jersey state senator calling for a limited state of emergency... In Syria the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces withdrawing from the west bank of the Euphrates River... French President Emmanuel Macron says he doesn't want to call new legislative elections... Israel carrying out 320 attacks on Syrian military facilities destroying... In Syria the jihadist leader..."The...
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The Brief Capitol Police arrested a man for allegedly assaulting Rep. Nancy Mace at the Rayburn Building. Rep. Mace condemned "tr*ns violence" and vowed resilience on her X account. The suspect entered through public security screening before the attack. What we know WASHINGTON - United States Capitol police officers arrested a man Tuesday evening following an alleged assault on U.S. Representative Nancy Mace inside the Rayburn House Office Building. The incident occurred shortly before 6 p.m. when Rep. Mace’s office reported the assault to Capitol Police. Who assaulted Rep. Nancy Mace? Officers from the House Division and agents with the...
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The iconic Hagia Sophia in Istanbul (Constantinople) will undergo extensive restoration, including the dismantling of its dome, to preserve the historical and structural integrity of the world-renowned monument, according to the Turkish newspaper Hurriyet. Ahmet Gulec, a member of the project’s scientific committee, said damage to the dome’s lead cover and cement materials made the restoration necessary. “The underside of the dome is covered in mosaics, making structural intervention from below nearly impossible” Gulec explained. The team will remove the lead cover and other harmful materials to ensure the building’s safety. Ottoman-era construction techniques “We will use materials and techniques...
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President-elect Donald Trump reportedly spoke to Florida GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis about daughter-in-law Lara Trump being named to fill the state's expectant vacant Senate seat. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., has been nominated to be secretary of state in the incoming Trump administration, and he is expected to be confirmed by the Senate. Once Rubio resigns from the chamber, DeSantis will be tasked with naming a replacement to serve until a special election in 2026. Lara Trump, who is married to Eric Trump, has been mentioned as a potential contender to replace Rubio. She announced she will resign her role as...
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Representative Eric Swalwell (D-CA) claimed Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Deadline” that his lawsuit against President-elect Donald Trump was “not going away.” Host Nicolle Wallace said, “Congressman I heard you have votes, if you have more minute I would love to give you the last word.” Swalwell said, “I do. I will tell you I had lunch with Harry and some of the other officers today with Speaker Pelosi. I wanted to just share with them obviously gratitude during this season of thanks, but also that I am not going away. Adam Schiff and others are not going away. A whole new...
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A 39-year-old Chinese national who resides in Brentwood was arrested moments before boarding a flight to China for flying a drone over and photographing Vandenberg Space Force Base late last month, officials announced Monday. According to a news release from the U.S. Department of Justice, Yinpiao Zhou, a Chinese citizen and lawful permanent resident of the U.S., was arrested Dec. 9 at San Francisco International Airport prior to his flight.
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The Archer Daniels Midland wet mill on the outskirts of Decatur, Ill., rises like an industrial behemoth from the frozen, harvested cornfields of Central Illinois. Steam billowed in the 20-degree cold last week, as workers turned raw corn into sweet, ubiquitous high-fructose corn syrup. Three miles away, a Primient mill, which sprawls across 400 acres divided by North 22nd Street, was doing the same. To Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President-elect Donald J. Trump’s nominee for secretary of health and human services, this bedraggled city — set deep in Trump country — is the belly of the agribusiness beast, churning out...
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A former Secret Service Agent has dropped a bomb concerning the safety and security of President Trump. And what he is desperately trying to warn us about is as bad as it gets. According to former Special Agent Richard Staropoli, he expects another attempt to take out President Trump, but on a far more serious level than the previous two attempts carried out — allegedly — by lone gunmen who had minimal training, planning, or help. (Allegedly.) Staropoli is warning about something far more sinister and dangerous that he feels could happen before President Trump can be sworn in to...
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Paul Sperry @paulsperry_ BREAKING: Starting in 2017, FBI Dir McCabe, who signed illegal FISA on Trump, ordered Google + Apple not to disclose to Kash Patel + other Hill targets the FBI was spying on them. FBI continued to vacuum up their emails for up to four (4) years, which means Wray renewed the order
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This Luigi Mangione story continues to get stranger by the day… Now today we have what is believed to be his manifesto released. More on that in just a moment. First was this strange moment where he suddenly stops and turns and shouts out to the crowd before heading into Court: Enhanced audio here: Then there was this VERY strange video that was posted to what is believed to be his YouTube channel yesterday, and seemingly posted via some sort of deadman’s switch: And now the Manifesto. According to reporter Ken Klippenstein who posted this on his Substack, this is...
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National Lager Day on December 10th raises a glass to the third most popular beverage after water and tea. While lager is typically characterized as a light, summer beer we believe that every season deserves to be celebrated with a few of your favorite things. #NationalLagerDay Lagers are distinguished from other beers by using a cold-conditioning process. The types of yeast used are referred to as "bottom-fermenting" yeast or yeast that can develop at colder temperatures. Before the advent of refrigeration, brewers perfected this process in cellars dug into the ground and filled with ice. Those who taste the delicious...
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The old England, which cherished liberty, is dying and a more sinister society is emerging in its placeAs an American Anglophile, I find it difficult not to look upon the news emanating from Great Britain and despair. “Terminally ill pensioners could end their lives earlier to spare loved ones six figure tax bills, experts have warned,” says the Telegraph. A Christian preacher in West London has just had his conviction upheld for standing in silent protest too close to an abortion clinic while holding a placard displaying a Bible verse. The old England, which cherished liberty, is dying and a...
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Outgoing Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, 82, is recovering from minor injuries after he fell following Senate Republicans' weekly lunch Tuesday, his office said. “Leader McConnell tripped following lunch. He sustained a minor cut to the face and sprained his wrist. He has been cleared to resume his schedule," a spokesperson said in a statement. On his way to the Senate floor later Tuesday, McConnell, R-Ky., told reporters he is "feeling good." He had bandages under his left eye and on his left wrist. Medical personnel were seen leaving McConnell's office just after 2 p.m. Tuesday following Senate Republicans' weekly...
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A special agent with the Department of Homeland Security in Utah is facing a federal charge accusing him of providing drugs to an informant to sell on the side that were not part of any government investigation. A 27-page criminal complaint was filed Friday and unsealed Monday against David Cole for conspiracy to distribute and possess drugs with intent to distribute. The federal complaint also lists a "person A" as a possible co-defendant and states that Cole "conspired with person A and others." "Cole and person A have had their Homeland Security credentials suspended but have not been terminated," court...
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University of Tokyo researchers have created a mathematical framework for cellular death, offering new tools to study and potentially control life-death transitions in biological systems. Researchers are redefining the criteria that determine whether a cell is considered alive or dead. Cellular death is a fundamental concept in biological sciences. Despite its importance, its definition varies depending on the context in which it occurs and lacks a general mathematical definition. Researchers from the University of Tokyo propose a new mathematical definition of death based on whether a potentially dead cell can return to a predefined “representative state of living,” which are...
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