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As rumors swirl about a supposed pardoning of ex-Minneapolis Police Office Derek Chauvin, Minnesota Democrat Governor Tim Walz decided to weigh in, but does he know the truth? The New York Post reported Walz commented on the rumors – the Post indicates these are rumors as the Justice Department and President Donald Trump did not…

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Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar could not bring herself to provide one word of sympathy when asked about the murder of two Israeli diplomats in Washington, D.C., Wednesday night. Pro-Palestinian activist Elias Rodriguez, 31, reportedly has confessed to gunning down two staffers from the Israeli embassy — Yaron Lischinsky, 30, and Sarah Milgrim, 26 — as…

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Was there an ulterior motive behind the bombshell Sunday announcement that former President Joe Biden is suffering from aggressive prostate cancer that has metastasized to his bones? Apparently, “even people that are loyal to Joe Biden, [and] love Joe Biden” think that may be the case. Axios reporter Alex Thompson appeared on NewsNation’s “On Balance…

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In a stunning interview that’s lighting up conservative media, tech titan Elon Musk sat down with Lara Trump on her hit Fox News program My View and pulled the curtain back on what could be one of the most explosive government fraud scandals in modern U.S. history. Musk revealed that approximately 100,000 federal employees have…

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When the news of President Joe Biden’s cancer diagnosis broke on Sunday afternoon, the immediate explanation didn’t pass a smell test to anyone familiar with prostate cancer — whether it’s because they’re a doctor, or related to one, or even know someone who has had the disease. From the Associated Press, second and third paragraphs.…

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President Donald Trump’s “big beautiful bill” that would extend his 2017 tax cuts and reshape federal spending cleared a hurdle Sunday night that it failed to clear last week. The bill passed the House Budget Committee 17-16 in a rare Sunday night vote, according to The New York Times. The bill failed a similar vote…

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FBI Director Kash Patel recently shared his candid views on the agency’s past troubles, promising a future of accountability for those who misused power. During an interview on “Sunday Morning Futures” with Maria Bartiromo, Patel laid out his plans for restoring trust in the FBI. He focused on violent crime and homeland defense, emphasizing organizational…

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Nala Ray, a former OnlyFans performer, went viral this week after an appearance at one of Charlie Kirk’s college campus tours, where she shared her journey of leaving the adult entertainment industry and turning to Christ. The moment, shared by Kirk on TikTok, is both inspiring and a stark reminder of the moral battles we…

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One of two brothers who became social media sensations thanks to their online baiting of President Donald Trump found out it went too far yesterday after echoing a veiled threat against the president. Ed Krassenstein — who, along with his brother Brian, became Twitter sensations for their near-immediate responses to any of Trump’s tweets during…

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Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina on Friday came face to face with a self-described transgender suspect charged with threatening her life. Samuel Theodore Cain, who calls himself Roxie Wolfe, was denied bond after a hearing on Friday, according to the Daily Gazette. On April 26, Cain made a post on X in which he…

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