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Month: August 2022
Law & Order
Crime spiking in upscale New York neighborhoods, NYPD statistics show
While crime is increasing across New York City, upscale neighborhoods are experiencing an even higher spike this year, police department statistics show. Year to date, the top seven major violent offenses – murder, rape, robbery, […]
Law & Order
Homeowner fatally shoots knife-wielding home intruder in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles homeowner fatally shot a knife-wielding home intruder on Friday, according to police. ALERT: U.S. sends nuke-capable bombers to 2 continents amid China, Russia tensions The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) said that […]
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Education
The State Hates Families
This news from Maryland, and the courtoom of Judge Paul Grimm (above), is a shocking sign of the times: A judge on Thursday dismissed a complaint against the Montgomery County school board by parents who […]
Immigration
‘Utter hypocrisy’: Ted Cruz blasts Democrats criticizing immigrants in their cities
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) mocked Democratic Mayors Muriel Bowser and Eric Adams for their “utter hypocrisy” over concerns of illegal immigrants being bused to their cities. “The mayor of [Washington,] D.C., Muriel Bowser, has said […]
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Education
Florida Christian school staff face death threats for barring LGBT ‘lifestyles’
Barry McKeen, an administrator at Grace Christian School in Valrico, Florida, sent an email to the school’s parents in June explaining that, per the school’s policy, students who engage in gay and transgender “lifestyles” would […]
Law & Order
Aaron Fulk: Thug who beat disabled man to death was FREED 8 days earlier by woke judge who ignored bail
PIKE PALACE, SEATTLE: A 66-year-old disabled man was beaten to death with a makeshift weapon in Seattle allegedly by a serial criminal freed by a local judge on a separate felony charge just eight days […]
Education
New Jersey School Drops Thomas Jefferson as Namesake over Slave Ownership
Jefferson Elementary School in New Jersey will change its name after students and staff launched a year-long effort to distance itself from its namesake, Thomas Jefferson, because of his slave ownership. The South Orange Maplewood Board […]