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Month: February 2023
Culture
The MSM Continues its Orwellian Whitewashing of the English Language in AP Stylebook
The MSM has been criticized for years due to its left-wing bias, but much of it is built in due to blind adherence to the Associated Press Stylebook. AP style used to merely cover things like […]
Women
HERO: Kari Lake REFUSES to stand for ‘Black National Anthem’ at Super Bowl
Former Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake remained seated while the “Black National Anthem” was performed during Super Bowl LVII on Sunday. The 19th-century hymn “Lift Every Voice and Sing” dubbed the “black national anthem,” […]
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Law & Order
Arizona rancher accused of killing migrant was threatened with gun first: lawyer
The elderly Arizona rancher accused of killing a Mexican national only fired “warning shots” after a group of men pointed an assault rifle at him and he later discovered the dead man on his property, […]
Culture
NFL fans deeply divided over black national anthem being performed at Super Bowl: ‘America only has one national anthem’
For the third straight year, the black national anthem was performed at the Super Bowl. NFL fans were deeply divided on whether it was appropriate to perform the black national anthem before Super Bowl 57. […]
Education
Law School Hosts Transgender Name-Changing Clinic
If you’re in Toledo and need to change your name, a law school can help with that. Or, at least, it could last month. The University of Toledo’s College of Law boasts a student organization […]
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Politics
Biden Admin: Spy Balloon Incident Didn’t Cause ‘Big Hit’ To Relations With China
According to both President Joe Biden and the State Department, the presence of a Chinese spy balloon over U.S. soil earlier this month did not have a “big” impact on relations with the Chinese Communist […]
International
Lockdown Blamed As Knife Deaths In England And Wales Reaches Record Level
The number of deaths with a bladed instrument—mostly knives—in England and Wales was the highest since records began in 1946, with 282 people losing their lives between April 2021 and March 2022, according to a […]