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LifeSiteNews – by Emily Mangiaracina
NEW YORK (LifeSiteNews) — An attorney was kicked out of Radio City Music Hall last month when facial recognition technology identified her employer as among several banned from the venue owner’s holdings, eliciting privacy concerns. Continue reading “Mother kicked out of New York City venue after facial ID technology flags her banned employer”
Gun Owners of America strongly objects to the Senate amendment in the nature of a substitute to H.R. 2617 (hereafter “Omnibus”) because it is infested with Second Amendment infringements. Continue reading “Gun Control Problems with FY 2023 Omnibus Appropriations”
No more waiting to taste your McDonald’s menu. The fast food chain opened its first fully automated restaurant. Located at 8540 West Freeway in Fort Worth (Texas), diners can order their menu through the app or large touch screens placed at the entrance of the location. Continue reading “McDonald’s opens its first fully automated restaurant in Texas”
A reporter for ABC News Australia has broken her silence after suffering a heart condition following receiving the COVID vaccination. Continue reading “ABC News Journalist Breaks Her Silence, Reveals She Developed Heart Condition Due to Covid Vaccine”
Reclaim the Net – by Cindy Harper
Vice President Kamala Harris said that social media companies should work with The White House to combat misinformation and disinformation to protect “democracy.” Continue reading “VP Kamala Harris says she would “require” social media to work with The White House to protect “democracy””
The Senate on Thursday voted to pass a $1.7 trillion omnibus package that had previously hit a snag over immigration reform.
The passed legislation provides Ukraine with $45 billion in additional military and economic aid, and sets aside $38 billion for emergency disaster assistance, The Hill reports. Continue reading “$1.7 Trillion Omnibus Spending Package Passed By Senate”
One of the biggest spending increases in the $1.7 trillion spending bill that Congress is hoping to pass this week is funding for Congress itself. Continue reading “Congress gives itself a Christmas present: A huge funding boost in the $1.7T spending bill”
Center for Immigration Studies – by Steven A. Camarota, Karen Zeigler
A good deal of media coverage and commentary has argued that immigration needs to be increased because arrivals slowed during Covid-19 and immigrant workers are now “missing” from the labor market, creating a “shortfall” for the economy. But an analysis of the government data from November of this year shows that there are actually 1.9 million more legal and illegal immigrants working than before the pandemic. (Immigrants are also referred to as the “foreign-born” in government data.) Continue reading “Immigrant Workers in November 2022 Up 1.9 Million Over 2019”
A concerned Dollar General customer called 911 when they saw a man outside of the Alabama store clutching his chest and mouthing “help me” in May, according to a federal lawsuit. Continue reading “Man told officers he was having a stroke — but he was put in jail and died, suit says”
Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila
The Biden Regime on Wednesday announced $1.85 billion in additional security assistance for Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in Washington DC on Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading “Biden Announces Additional $1.85 Billion in Military Aid to Ukraine as Zelensky Arrives to Red-Carpet Welcome”
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Washington Examiner – by Jeremiah Poff
A New Jersey school district is once again requiring face masks in all its schools, citing an increase in coronavirus cases. Continue reading “New Jersey school district restarts COVID-19 mask mandate”
President Biden confirmed on Wednesday that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is on his way to Washington for his first foreign trip since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24. Continue reading “Zelensky Headed to Washington for ‘Weapons, Weapons, and More Weapons’”
Funeral homes in Norway sound the alarm as they struggle to store all the dead people as a result of Norway’s skyrocketing excess mortality rate. Continue reading “Massive Increase in the Number of Dead Forces Funeral Homes in Norway to Store the Dead in Garage”
Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in Washington DC on Wednesday afternoon.
Zelensky is expected to speak to Congress on Wednesday night in Washington DC. Continue reading “Zelensky Arrives in DC; Preparing to Tell Congress That the $45 Billion in New Aid is “Not Enough””
Singularity Hub – by Vanessa Bates Ramirez
Despite the fact that consumers have never tasted it and it’s only legal in Singapore, cultured meat is on a roll. Its production cost is dropping, multiple companies have entered the space, and the FDA recently granted its first approval to one of them. Last week the industry hit another milestone as an Israeli company broke ground on what it says will be the biggest cultured meat plant in the world. Continue reading “The World’s Biggest Cultured Meat Factory Is Under Construction in the US”
Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila
Toronto, Canada – A gang of teen girls were charged with murder after stabbing a homeless man to death over the weekend.
According to Canadian media, the teen girls met on social media and came from various parts of Toronto. Continue reading “8 Minor Teen Girls Charged in ‘Swarming’ Murder of 59-Year-Old Homeless Man: Toronto Police”
Ukrainian President is expected to speak to Congress on Wednesday night in Washington DC.
This comes as the US Congress is ready to donate another $45 billion to the Ukrainian War efforts. Continue reading “Zelensky to Deliver Remarks in Person to Congress on Wednesday After Lawmakers Pave Way for a Another $45 Billion to His War Efforts”
Richard Gere has found himself the object of ire for many wealthy upstate New York neighbors over an impending cell phone tower.
The 73-year-old actor – who was filming his new movie Longing back in October – is co-owner of the Bedford Post Inn in Bedford, New York, an eight-room luxury inn that opened in 2019. Continue reading “Richard Gere angers wealthy upstate New York residents after agreeing to put a cell tower at his upscale inn”
Stanford University has published an index of ‘harmful language’ that it wants to eliminate because the terms are ‘ableist, ageist or racist‘ — including the word American — as it calls for US citizen to be used instead. Continue reading “American, grandfather, brave and master: Words Stanford University includes in its index of ‘harmful language’ because they are ‘ableist, sexist or racist’”