China Lags Behind Western Countries In COVID-19 Vaccinations
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Duckworth backtracks after saying she’s done voting for Biden picks over lack of AAPI representation
Sen. Tammy Duckworth’s office said in a statement late Tuesday that the Illinois Democrat will “not stand in the way” of President Biden’s nominees after strongly criticizing the administration for its lack of Asian American or Pacific Islander (AAPI) representation on Cabinet-level posts.
GOP Sen. Kennedy: ‘We Do Not Need More Gun Control — We Need More Idiot Control’
Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) questioned the wisdom of a push by congressional Democrats to enact legislation in the immediate aftermath of a tragic shooting in Boulder, CO earlier this week.
Second Amendment advocate Colion Noir warns of gun rights being restricted ‘a little bit at a time’
Second Amendment activist and attorney Colion Noir warned Tuesday that Congress appears poised to forever change the gun rights landscape in America with sweeping legislation already making its way through the U.S. House.
Israeli Election Too Close to Call, Though Netanyahu Wins Plurality
Israel’s fourth election in two years is too close to call, even though Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud Party won far more votes than any of its rivals on Tuesday.
Graham blasts ‘Biden administration s—show’ at border, demands president, VP ‘get off your a–‘
A fuming Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., railed against President Joe Biden and his administration’s role in the crisis at the southern border Tuesday, suggesting the White House is gaslighting the public into believing the U.S.-Mexico frontier is secure.
SF school board takes community temperature after anti-Asian American tweets by panel’s VP surface
After multiple lawsuits challenging the San Francisco School Board’s failure to reopen schools, a resignation by the superintendent, and a recall effort against several officials, the board is now facing growing cries for the removal of Vice President Alison Collins after anti-Asian American tweets resurfaced last week.
South Carolina Democrat tells ‘Tucker’ why he backs bill banning gender-transition surgery for minors
A Democratic state representative in South Carolina found himself on the receiving end of his own party’s ire after he joined 23 Republicans in supporting a measure aimed at blocking hormonal treatments for transgender youth.
Blumenthal: Republicans Are ‘Complicit in All These Shootings’
Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) said Tuesday on CNN’s “OutFront” that Republican lawmakers were “complicit” in all the mass shootings that take place in the United States, given their opposition to gun legislation.
‘Bat Lady’ Denial Of Chinese Military Involvement In Wuhan Lab Has Put China On Crash Course With US Intelligence
‘Bat Lady’ Denial Of Chinese Military Involvement In Wuhan Lab Has Put China On Crash Course With US Intelligence
Katy Perry Teases Potential Collaboration With Taylor Swift On ‘American Idol’
‘Can you imagine if Taylor and I work together, what we could do?
Top US Admiral Warns China’s Likely Future Invasion Of Taiwan Is A ‘Critical Concern,’ Closer Than ‘Most Think’
‘Their number one priority’
Report: Boulder Mass Shooting Suspect ‘Previously Known to FBI’
Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, 21, the suspected gunman in a mass shooting in Boulder, Colorado, on Monday, was reportedly previously known to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) because of his ties to another person under investigation.
14th Sexual Misconduct Accuser Calls Deshaun Watson A ‘Serial Predator’
The woman claimed Watson ‘assaulted and harassed [her] by exposing himself to her and touching her with his penis’
North Korea Conducts First Weapons Test Since Biden Inauguration
North Korea launched short-range projectiles, possibly artillery or cruise missiles, a U.S. official told CNN.
ANALYSIS: How To Issue A Woke Apology
America has traded freedom of speech in for woke apologies
‘A Festival Of Democracy’: Exit Polls Indicate Another Close Israeli Election
Either Netanyahu or Lapid will attempt to form a coalition government
Poll: Majority of Black and Hispanic Voters Support Voter ID
A majority of Americans, including a majority of black and Hispanic voters, overwhelmingly support voter ID, a key election integrity measure, a HEP and HEP Action survey — which comes as Democrats continue to advance H.R. 1 — revealed.
Is the Stock Market in a Bubble?
On the menu today: the bubble puzzle, the lira tanks, and a hot take on tulipmania.
Concerning D.C. Statehood, the Founders Have Already Spoken
The Founders unambiguously intended otherwise, as evidenced in both their writing and in Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution.
PSA: We’re Still Going Bankrupt
Entitlement trust funds are running out and the debt is exploding.
Duckworth Refuses to Back Biden Nominees Until He Appoints Asian-American to Senior Post
Duckworth said she was ‘insulted’ when the White House responded to her request for Asian representation by citing Kamala Harris, who is part Indian.
ANALYSIS: While Congress Talks, States Are Actually Fighting Back Against Big Tech
‘Speech will not be cancelled’
Top House Republican: ‘It’s Not Possible’ To Leave Afghanistan By Trump’s May 1 Deadline
‘I’m fine with them being there’
150 Human Rights Groups Demand Airbnb Drops Beijing 2022 Sponsorship
‘Least free place in the world’
Evanston, Illinois first in US to pay reparations to Black residents
The City Council in Evanston, Ill., voted 8-1 late Monday in favor of making reparations available to Black residents for past discrimination and the lingering effects of slavery.
Evanston, Illinois, Approves Nation’s First ‘Reparations’ for Black Residents
The liberal Chicago suburb of Evanston, Illinois, officially approved the first spending for “reparations” for black residents on Monday evening. It is the nation’s first reparations program, following an 8-1 vote by local aldermen in November 2019.
Mo Brooks Announces Bid for Alabama U.S. Senate Seat
For more than a decade, Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) has represented Alabama’s fifth congressional district in the U.S House of Representatives. But next year, he hopes to change that with a successful run for higher office.