By Rob Evans, Severin Carrell and David Pegg – The Guardian

Royal courtiers privately put pressure on the Welsh government to ensure that King Charles could not be prosecuted for rural crimes under a new law that ministers had drawn up, documents reveal. Continue reading “Courtier demanded assurance king could not be prosecuted under new Welsh law”

By The Vigilant Fox

It wasn’t about health, and it wasn’t about money, says Dr. Michael Nehls. Continue reading ““Why, after the mRNA vax was shown not to stop transmission, did governments continue to push it on their populations?””

By Colin Rugg

Denver, a once proud Sanctuary City, has had enough “love and tolerance” and is begging illegals to go to other cities like New York and Chicago. Continue reading “NEW: Sanctuary City Denver is now openly begging illegal immigrants to leave their city, warning them that they will “suffer.””

By Craig McCarthy , Vaughn Golden and Olivia Land – NY Post

Gov. Kathy Hochul was filmed being confronted by an emotional mourner on her way out of a short visit to the wake for slain NYPD hero Jonathan Diller Friday afternoon – with bystanders applauding as she made her exit.

The unidentified man dressed in a black suit gestured firmly and was visibly agitated as he spoke to the Democratic lawmaker, according to footage of the incident.

A man seen confronting Kathy Hochul on her way out of the wake.

Continue reading “Gov. Hochul confronted by mourner at NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller’s wake, crowd applauds as she leaves”

By LEO HOHMANN

A new AI-generated algorithm is causing quite a stir on social media after a fake ad was posted featuring a hyper-realistic young woman sitting in a car ranting about men’s hygiene. Continue reading “Deep-fake videos are now popping up on the internet, and this will ultimately lead to mandated biometric digital ID for all internet users”

By Richard Pollina – NY Post

A 102-year-old, wheelchair-bound California man was ordered to paint over his vandalized fence with his 70-year-old son or face a hefty fine.

Victor Silva painted over the black and red graffiti on the back fence of the home he has lived in for the past 80 years after the city of Oakland implemented a March 19 deadline, according to KTVU.

Victor Silva was ordered by the city to clean up the graffiti on his fence or face a $1,200 fine.

Continue reading “102-year-old California father in wheelchair ordered to scrub graffiti off his property or face $1.1K fine”

By National Post Staff

Olivia Chow

Toronto is considering a change in the way it charges homeowners and businesses for water. The new charge is referred to as a “stormwater charge,” although many on social media are already calling it a “rain tax,” since it has to do with stormwater runoff. Continue reading “‘Rain tax’: People in Toronto could end up paying for the rain that falls on their property”

By Sean Adl-Tabatabai – The People’s Voice

Biden's DOJ opens unconstitutional red flag center to begin mass gun confiscations in America

Biden’s Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced the launch of the National Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center aimed at confiscating guns from law-abiding Americans. Continue reading “Biden’s DOJ Launches Unconstitutional ‘Red Flag Center’ To Abolish Guns in America”