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‘Shut Up!’: Megyn Kelly Rips NYT For Trying To Make Readers Sympathize With ‘Rich F*cking Spoiled Brat’ Hunter Biden

‘Shut Up!’: Megyn Kelly Rips NYT For Trying To Make Readers Sympathize With ‘Rich F*cking Spoiled Brat’ Hunter Biden SiriusXM’s Megyn Kelly called out The New York Times on Tuesday during her show for attempting to make readers sympathize with…

NYC Mayor Eric Adams Open to Deporting Criminal Migrants with Trump Border Czar

New York City Mayor Eric Adams expressed his willingness to collaborate with incoming border czar Tom Homan on deporting illegal immigrants who commit crimes, emphasizing his commitment to protecting New Yorkers. Amid the city’s escalating migrant crisis, Adams stated he…

Democratic Rep Faces Likely Primary Challenge Over Stance on Transgender Athletes

Democratic Representative Seth Moulton of Massachusetts anticipates facing a primary challenge after criticizing his party’s approach to transgender athletes in female sports. Moulton, who has called out the Democratic Party for enforcing…

Michigan Abortion Rates Surge to 30-Year High Post-Roe Amendment

Michigan saw a significant surge in abortions in 2023, reaching a 30-year high following the adoption of a constitutional amendment protecting abortion access. The amendment, passed in 2022 after the overturning of…

Loudoun County Public Schools Denies Board Had Knowledge Of Alleged Sexual Assault In Girls’ Bathroom

Loudoun County Public Schools responded to allegations that it covered up two separate instances of sexual assault at two different high schools in a statement provided to the Daily Caller News Foundation…

US and World News

ANALYSIS: Congress Punts Its Most Consequential Tasks To December With Little Plan And Worsening Gridlock

Congress in the past two weeks managed to avoid a government shutdown and a nationwide debt default amid one of the busiest legislative months in recent memory, but their last-minute deals set…

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‘We’re Off Track’: Here’s How Republicans Plan To Move The Needle On Climate Change

Republicans in Congress plan to improve their messaging on climate change, conservation and the environment in an effort to win the support of Americans who deem the issue important. “If we sit…

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Facebook’s Whistleblower Could Be The Best Thing To Ever Happen To Big Tech

Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen testified before Congress on Oct. 5, urging lawmakers to regulate the tech giant and offering potential policy solutions to the platform’s myriad controversies — many of which echo…

Tech and Gaming·US and World News

Blowing wind: Biden announces plan to use wind turbines to power 20 million homes using offshore wind farms

The Biden administration laid out an ambitious plan Wednesday for government-funded wind farms along the east coast, which it said would sustain millions of Americans’ energy needs. Multiple federal agencies are planning…

Community News·Government News·US and World News

Man Kills Multiple People With Bow And Arrow In Norway, report

A man armed with a bow and arrow allegedly murdered several individuals at a town center in Norway on Wednesday night, according to police, The New York Times reported Wednesday. The attack…

Police Blotter·US and World News

Students At A DC Private School Could Face Expulsion For ‘Misplaced Humor’

Students at a private school in Washington, D.C., could face expulsion for “misplaced humor,” according to the school’s draft “anti-bias” policy obtained by The Washington Free Beacon. St. Albans, an all-boys school…

School and Education News·US and World News

Poll shows 25% of Americans think COVID-19 pandemic will last forever, 50% see an end after 2022

Less than half of Americans believe the COVID-19 pandemic will be over by the end of 2022, while almost a quarter think it will never end at all, according to a YouGov/The…

US and World News

Despite Terror Threats, Syria Reopens To Tourists

Despite ongoing terror threats and a struggling economy, Syria reopened its borders to tourists, the New York Post reported on Wednesday. The Syrian government began issuing tourist visas in October, and travel…

Travel·US and World News

EXCLUSIVE: Rep. Ken Buck Demands Google Explain Suspension Of Conservative Group Critical Of Big Tech

Republican Rep. Ken Buck of Colorado sent a letter obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation to Google chief executive Sundar Pichai on Wednesday, asking for an explanation as to why YouTube…

Tech and Gaming·US and World News

Loudoun County Parents Demand Superintendent Resign Over Allegations Of Sexual Assault Cover Up

Loudoun County parents used the public comment portion of Tuesday’s school board meeting to call for the resignation of the district’s superintendent over a sexual assault cover-up. Angry parents demanded Superintendent Scott…

Politics·School and Education News·US and World News

Havana Syndrome Reported In Colombia Right Before Blinken’s Scheduled Visit

Havana Syndrome, a mysterious condition that has affected numerous U.S. officials while serving abroad, has been reported in Colombia, ahead of Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s scheduled visit. U.S. embassy officials in…

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McAuliffe And Youngkin Locked In Close Race, Vaccine And Economy Are Driving Issues

Forecasters called Virginia’s gubernatorial race a national bellwether, as a poll released Tuesday shows former Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe of Virginia leading Republican candidate Glenn Youngkin by just three points, within the…

Politics·US and World News·Virginia News

Democrats Push For Green Energy Tax Credit Benefiting Union Workers In Budget

A group of more than 100 House Democrats urged Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday to include green energy handouts for union workers in their massive $3.5 trillion budget. Led by Democratic Rep.…

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Social Security Payments To See Largest Increase In 40 Years

Americans who receive Social Security benefits will see the largest increase in their payments in 40 years, according to the Social Security Administration. According to the Social Security Administration (SSA), next year’s cost-of-living adjustment (COLA)…

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The Daily Caller

‘Shut Up!’: Megyn Kelly Rips NYT For Trying To Make Readers Sympathize With ‘Rich F*cking Spoiled Brat’ Hunter Biden

NYC Mayor Eric Adams Open to Deporting Criminal Migrants with Trump Border Czar

Democratic Rep Faces Likely Primary Challenge Over Stance on Transgender Athletes

Michigan Abortion Rates Surge to 30-Year High Post-Roe Amendment

Loudoun County Public Schools Denies Board Had Knowledge Of Alleged Sexual Assault In Girls’ Bathroom

ANALYSIS: Congress Punts Its Most Consequential Tasks To December With Little Plan And Worsening Gridlock

‘We’re Off Track’: Here’s How Republicans Plan To Move The Needle On Climate Change

Facebook’s Whistleblower Could Be The Best Thing To Ever Happen To Big Tech

Blowing wind: Biden announces plan to use wind turbines to power 20 million homes using offshore wind farms

Man Kills Multiple People With Bow And Arrow In Norway, report

Students At A DC Private School Could Face Expulsion For ‘Misplaced Humor’

Poll shows 25% of Americans think COVID-19 pandemic will last forever, 50% see an end after 2022

Despite Terror Threats, Syria Reopens To Tourists

EXCLUSIVE: Rep. Ken Buck Demands Google Explain Suspension Of Conservative Group Critical Of Big Tech

Loudoun County Parents Demand Superintendent Resign Over Allegations Of Sexual Assault Cover Up

Havana Syndrome Reported In Colombia Right Before Blinken’s Scheduled Visit

McAuliffe And Youngkin Locked In Close Race, Vaccine And Economy Are Driving Issues

Democrats Push For Green Energy Tax Credit Benefiting Union Workers In Budget

Social Security Payments To See Largest Increase In 40 Years

William Shatner Flies Into Space At Age 90 Aboard Blue Origin Rocket

White House Plans To Reopen Borders With Canada And Mexico To Vaccinated Travelers

Apple AirPods Could Be Used To Take Your Temperature And Tell You When You’re Slouching: REPORT

Inflation Rises Again As COVID Recovery Slows And Supply Chains Remain In Chaos

Federal Judge Rules New York Must Provide Religious Exemptions For Vaccine Mandate

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