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đ¨ INSANE: Democrat Rep. Jamie Raskin says he opposes President Trump cracking down on crime because "crime has always been part of our history."
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At a news conference, Minneapolisâ Democratic mayor Jacob Frey said hatred toward the transgender community must not be tolerated in the wake of the massacre. 'Anybody who is using this as an opportunity to villainize our trans community or any other community out there has lost their sense of common humanity,' he said. FBI Director Kash Patel announced that the Bureau would be investigating the tragedy as an 'act of domestic terrorism and hate crime targeting Catholics.'
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Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11 REMINDER: Governor Tim Walz signed mulitple laws in 2023 making Minnesota a sanctuary state for children to receive trans medical services. Two days ago he once again bragged about his state being a "safe haven" for transgender people. From CJ Pearson 1:25 PM ¡ Aug 27, 2025
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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey races to defend the âtrans communityâ after a trans-identifying man killed children in a Catholic school.
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Even a far-left federal judge isnât buying Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Duganâs claim sheâs immune from criminal prosecution. Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan claims sheâs immune from being prosecuted over federal charges she helped a violent illegal immigrant elude Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. But Dugan learned on Tuesday that no man â or woman â is higher than the law. Apparently, Duganâs alleged conduct was so egregious that even one of the more notoriously leftist federal judges in the country couldnât look the other way. U.S. District Court Judge Lynn Adelman agreed with a U.S. Magistrateâs previous recommendation that...
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Wednesday on MSNBCâs âAna Cabrera Reports,â Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) said there needs to be a national ban on âassault weaponsâ when reacting to a Catholic school shooting in Minnesota.Klobuchar said, âAs you reported, he is dead, but more will, Iâm sure, come out about his motive and why he would commit such a horrific act. Of course makes me think about guns and all the work weâve done to ban these automatic rifles and to do something when it comes to the background checks and everything, and we keep getting thwarted. we were able to pass a limited measure...
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Minneapolis school shooter Robin Westman is a transgender woman whose mother worked at the school where two children were slaughtered. Court records seen by Daily Mail indicate that Westman had previously been known as Robert, having petitioned to have her name changed in 2019. According to court papers filed in Dakota County, Minnesota, Westman asked the court to change her name to Robin. Westman had her mother Mary sign the application for a name change as she was still a minor at the time. The petition was later approved in January of 2020, it adds that Westman: 'Identifies as a...
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...A private entity constructed by the Biden administration to perform semiconductor research and chock full of Biden administration members is being terminated.... ...âThe Biden Administration had no authority to manipulate legislation in a way that would allow them to establish, staff, and govern a corporation to act as a government agency. ... ...Natcast was created to provide soft landings for Biden administration employees, Lutnick said.... ... a semiconductor slush fund that did nothing but line the pockets of Biden loyalists with American tax dollars,
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The result, legal experts say, is an escalation in the way Trump officials seek to penalize, remove or even jail adversaries.President Donald Trumpâs move to fire Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook on Monday was the latest illustration of his administrationâs surprising new weapon against its enemies: their own mortgages.Trump and other officials raised allegations of mortgage fraud last week against Cook, a prominent economist put on the Fed board by President Joe Biden. The Justice Department is investigating the claims now, and Trump says the allegations alone are enough for him to push her out of her seat. Additionally, the...
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Top officials at the Pentagon are âthinking aboutâ whether the U.S. should acquire equity stakes in leading defense contractors such as Lockheed Martin, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Tuesday. The Cabinet secretary, in an interview on CNBCâs âSquawk Box,â revealed the Defense Departmentâs interest in taking those stakes days after the U.S. government acquired 10% of Intel stock in a roughly $9 billion deal. Lutnick was asked if the Trump administration would repeat that move with other companies that do business with the government. âOh thereâs a monstrous discussion about defense,â Lutnick replied. Lockheed, which makes most of its revenue...
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President Trump on Monday bashed Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson (D) as âincompetentâ amid threats from Trump to send National Guard troops into the Illinois city. âThe incompetent Mayor of Chicago just stated that, in DC, where crime has been brought down to almost nothing, there have been no murders in 9 days, something which hasnât happened in years, and people are safe again, only nine people have been arrested,â Trump said on Truth Social. âThat is wrong, hundreds of criminals have been held, captured, and arrested, and their guns have been taken away. DC IS SAFE AND BOOMING!!!â As of...
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In roughly three years, Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has established herself as one of the most recognized members of the Supreme Court â and not in a good way. Despite being the most junior justice on the high court, Jackson has regularly gone out of her way to thumb her nose at her colleagues for upholding Americaâs constitutional framework. Whether it be through public comments or poorly written opinions, the Biden appointee has shown little respect for the longstanding traditions and collegiality that have defined SCOTUS for generations.
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Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick canceled an Biden administration agreement Monday to distribute billions of dollars for semiconductor research through a nonprofit set up and staffed by former political appointees, according to a letter obtained by The Post. The 2022 CHIPS and Science Act provided for $11 billion in semiconductor research and development funding to be given out by the Commerce Departmentâs National Semiconductor Technology Center. âRather than establishing these operations within the Department, however, Biden Administration officials spent significant time, effort, and resources creating an unaccountable, outside entityâNatcastâto administer taxpayer funds,â Lutnick wrote Natcast CEO Deirdre Hanford. Four days before...
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BALTIMORE â Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who reunited with his family last week after 160 days apart following his mistaken deportation to El Salvador, was taken into ICE custody Monday after an immigration check-in, his attorney said.
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Summary Republicans hold advantage with control of 23 state legislatures Democrats threaten retaliation with their own redistricting efforts Population shifts favor Republican states, impacting future congressional seats WASHINGTON, Aug 24 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's push for Republican-led states to redraw their U.S. House of Representatives districts to protect their majority in next year's midterm elections could set the stage for Republicans to dominate the chamber in decades to come, political analysts and experts said.Republicans hold a 219-212 House majority and Trump is looking to break the streak of midterm House losses for the sitting president's party -- as happened...
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âIf they are interacting with a customer and the customer says, this is my preferred name and these are my preferred pronouns, this is the way I want to be addressed, there is a legal obligation to do that. They're compelled to use those pronouns and those surnames under Colorado's law. That's compelled speech, and the real kicker is there criminal penalties for it. You can have prison time, jail time for up to 4 months if you don't abide that.â - Kristen Waggoner, President, CEO & General Counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom
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The German welfare state is no longer financially sustainable, Friedrich Merz said on Saturday. The chancellor argued for a fundamental reassessment of the benefits system as spending continues to soar past last yearâs record of âŹ47bn (ÂŁ40bn). In a state-level party conference meeting on Saturday, Mr Merz said: âThe welfare state as we have it today can no longer be financed with what we can economically afford.â Once the export champion of Europe, Germanyâs economy has slowed dramatically since 2017, with GDP growing by only 1.6 per cent since then versus 9.5 per cent for the rest of the eurozone....
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Protesters continue to blast the Trump administrationâs takeover of policing in Washington, D.C., likening it to an "invasion" even as crime plummets. Demonstrators, who did not appear to be part of a specific organization while on a pedestrian bridge on the I-95 in Virginia near the city this week, said that "our systems are being assaulted." "What the problem is, is that these are the National Guard are like my friends' sons and daughters," one woman told Fox News Digital. "It's their time away from their family. The money being wasted to make a point is really sort of disgraceful...
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Bringing the United Nations Security Council's (UNSC) attention to the rise of right-wing extremists and fascist movements, Pakistan has decried the "dangerous stigmatisation of Islam and Muslims". "It is not understandable, and is indeed unacceptable, that every name on the Security Council's terrorism lists is Muslim, while terrorists and violent extremists elsewhere escape scrutiny. There is no non-Muslim in the lists," Pakistan's UN Ambassador Asim Iftikhar said during a UNSC meeting on "Threats to international peace & security caused by terrorist acts". Pakistan decries stigmatisation of Islam, says no non-Muslim name on UN terror lists,â Geo News, August 21, 2025:...
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Amid all the other things that have rattled the deep state -- notably the search and seizure of evidence from Trump-hating John Bolton's residence and office -- President Trump has quietly shut down the 'five eyes' intelligence arrangement between the English-speaking countries -- the U.S., the U.K., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, rocking the deep-state's overseas allies, too. The comity is over. Which makes sense, given that these countries are now electing leftists, not moving in tandem with the U.S. on the policy front. It was one thing for Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher to pool intelligence about a common...
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