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Month: April 2022
Politics
Amid a Crime Wave, the New York State Attorney General Gets Tough on . . . Reporters
Letitia James has used her office to thwart investigative reporters while sticking up for a group with intimate ties to Hamas. New Yorkers are currently suffering through an epidemic of violent crime that is diminishing […]
Culture
Milk’s favorite cookie goes woke with gay rights ad
Oreo Cookie confused many on Monday when the company behind “Milk’s favorite cookie” released a short film detailing a young man’s experience coming out as gay. The video is roughly 2 1/2 minutes long and […]
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Immigration
ICE to scour U.S. communities looking for border absconders
The Department of Homeland Security will deploy teams of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers into communities to track down illegal immigrants the Biden administration caught and released at the border last year and who have […]
Culture
‘Sit this out’: MSNBC host says white people ‘do not understand’ Will Smith slap
An MSNBC host over the weekend said white Americans should “sit this out” as controversy persists around Will Smith slapping stand-up comic Chris Rock during the Academy Awards last week. Tiffany Cross, who anchors a […]
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Politics
‘Hell No, She Don’t Deserve This Moment’: Amazon Union Organizers Say AOC Abandoned Them as She Celebrates Their Victory
Workers at an Amazon warehouse in Staten Island voted to unionize last week, and some of them say Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) abandoned them. The facility has made headlines since 2020, when workers first began to complain […]
Culture
‘Loud. Proud. Still allowed’: New York’s mayor urges LGBTQ+ Floridians to move to city
The mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, has launched a digital campaign designed to persuade members of Florida’s LGBTQ+ community to move to the Big Apple, after their state passed a so-called “don’t say […]
Culture
Black Lives Matter used donations to buy $6 million Southern California home
Black Lives Matter bought a swanky Southern California home for nearly $6 million using donation cash, according to a report Monday. Three leaders of the social justice movement – Patrisse Cullors, Alicia Garza and Melina […]