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President Trump Called “Disgusting” by “Rock Star”

Over the weekend, Former President Trump was spotted at a UFC event in Las Vegas. He was seen talking to celebrity chef Guy Fieri, podcast personality Joe Rogan, actors Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg, and rock singer Jack White went to social media to express his disapproval. He wrote, “Anybody who ‘normalizes’ or treats this disgusting fascist, racist, con man, disgusting piece of sh*t Trump with any level of respect is ALSO disgusting.” Trump allies Roger Stone, Steven Cheung, and Jason Miller also posted pictures of President Trump at the events with the various stars, enjoying the fight.
July 11, 2023
World News

2023 Vilnius Summit Proves Grim Future for Ukraine’s NATO Wishes

Many key world leaders have met in Vilnius, Lithuania at this year’s NATO summit and things aren’t looking good for Ukraine’s future in NATO. President Biden was caught on camera saying that Ukraine doesn’t have a future in NATO as long as the war is ongoing. Biden’s comments set Ukrainian Zelenskyy on edge since he unexpectedly announced he was arriving in Vilnius a day late. The US has allocated $196 billion to Ukraine in terms of aid in 2022 alone, recently approving another $800 million to send over.
July 11, 2023
Crime

Chicago: A City Destroyed By The Woke Movement

Chicago, a city once famed for its thriving communities and vibrant culture, has now become a den of violence after the defund police movement decimated its law enforcement. The windy city became victim to woke policies and political correctness over the past years, which has enabled liberal politicians to instill radical changes on almost every front. Criminal justice reform, social welfare programs, and other liberal changes were enacted with little consideration for the consequences. In return — the city has become a prime example of the disastrous approach that comes with defunding the police. Arrests are down, crime is up, and criminals are emboldened to continue their lawless activities thanks to the city's carefree approach to crime.
July 11, 2023
Crime

Former US Girls Gymnastics Coach Stabbed in Prison

Larry Nassar, convicted sex offender, has been facing time in prison after he admitted to being guilty of molesting hundreds of young girls. Sunday, he was stabbed multiple times by another inmate after a fight and is in the hospital being treated for his wounds. At his trial, over 300 women and girls came forward detailing the abuse they experienced when he worked with USA Gymnastics as a doctor for the team and at Michigan State University. The trial in 2021 sentenced Nassar to up to 175 years in prison. 
July 11, 2023

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electionsJuly 11, 2023
New Lefty Financier- Alex Soros- Regularly Visits the WH
Alex Soros. son of the infamous “left-wing philanthropist” George Soros, has been frequenting the White House more frequently. The White House visitor logs reveal that Soros Jr has “visited the Biden White House 15 times, met with officials 20 times, and attended a state dinner”. Some of the people he has met with have been revealed: numerous national security advisors, special assistants to the president, other advisors, and counselors. It is speculated that the topics of discussion at these meetings may revolve around Ukraine, the Soros Foundation in Ukraine being promoted as “the largest independent funder of Ukrainian civil society”. It is also speculated that these meetings also may be regarding the 2024 election and Soros’ super PAC that funds hundreds of millions of dollars to Democratic candidates.
April 16, 2022
World News

Putin Meets With Wagner Group Leader Following Short-Lived Rebellion

Russian President Vladimir Putin met with mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin at the Kremlin following Prigozhin's unsuccessful rebellion. The three-hour meeting involved commanders from Prigozhin's Wagner Group military contractor, during which Putin assessed Wagner's actions in Ukraine and the uprising itself. The confirmation of the meeting raised questions about the power dynamics and influence between Putin and Prigozhin, as well as the negotiations happening behind closed doors regarding Prigozhin's fate.
July 11, 2023
Pop Culture

Americans in Isolation: Record Number of Young People Living Alone

The number of single-person households in the United States has reached a record high of nearly 30 percent, reflecting a global trend of people living on their own. This societal transformation is attributed to factors such as delayed marriage, an aging population, women's increasing economic independence, and changing cultural norms. While living alone offers personal autonomy and freedom, there are concerns about the potential negative impact on physical and mental health, as well as the broader social and economic implications of a declining birth rate and an aging population.
July 10, 2023
elections

Uncle Joe Faces Trouble in Paradise

According to a new report from Axios, President Biden is known to have a short temper and lash out at staff members with profanity-laden rants if they do not meet his expectations. This is in stark contrast to the ‘Uncle Joe’ persona that his campaign has carefully crafted. Aides are reportedly known to meet with him in groups of two or more to defuse potential tension. Some officials are trying to frame his outbursts as a desire for accuracy and competence, telling the outlet that many see getting shouted at by the president as a rite of passage, but this desire for accuracy is directly contradictory to his constant mental lapses and verbal gaffes. Biden is facing criticism from conservatives over his latest blunder, where he revealed sensitive U.S. military information to global adversaries.
July 10, 2023
politics

40% of Brown University Students Identify as LGBTQI+

The number of students who identify as LGBTQI+ at Brown University has almost tripled between 2010 and 2023, standing at just under 40% of the total enrollment. Other sexual orientations have also increased over the same period, but some observers are countering that the rise is driven by social pressures. Research has found that young people within Brown University may be experiencing “rapid-onset gender dysphoria,” and the increasing figures aren’t due to people feeling more comfortable “coming out.” Instead some research shows a large amount of people identifying with the LGBTQI+ community are just conforming to the community due to pressures amongst the student body, and educational figures, and haven’t in fact changed their preference of a partner. 
July 10, 2023