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Illegal Aliens Released Into the U.S. Under Biden Will Cost Americans $20 Billion Per Year

Advocacy group says that money could hire 315,000 police officers or 330,000 teachers

More Than Half of Voters Believe Biden Mentally Unfit For Presidency, According to New Poll

Survey Data Show That If the 2024 election were held today, Trump would beat Biden

'Nobody Investigates You': Alex Stein Confronts Eric Swalwell Over His Relationship With Alleged Chinese Spy

'Nobody Investigates This Guy Banging Chinese Spies Like It's No Big Deal!' Stein told Swalwell

'Nutrition Standards Are Racist' Says Nutritionist Influencer

'Not Today Colonizer,’ The Nutritionist Stated In Her Instagram Post

Parkland Case Delayed One Week After Shooter's Defense Unexpectedly Rests Case

The defense had called 25 of their 80 witnesses

Newsom Signs Social Media Bill Targeting 'Hate Speech' and 'Disinformation' Into California Law

Idaho Reportedly Offers Porn Literacy Program To Students Through Federal Funds

The Program Advocates Pornography As A 'Required Topic' For Educators

New Hampshire Republican Primary: Don Bolduc Defeats Governor-Endorsed Chuck Morse

A democrat PAC reportedly spent $3.1 million on advertisements in favor of Bolduc

Innocent People Cleared of Crimes After Technology Used For 'Truth Verification'

Voice Stress Analysis Software is said to operate with 100 percent accuracy

Popular Youtuber Gothix Describes Her Experience Voting In Rhode Island Primaries

Election Workers Were Already Preparing To Give Her A Democratic Ballot Before She Corrected Them

Bomb Mailed to Northeastern University Explodes on Campus Leaving One Staff Member Injured

The package contained a note denouncing Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg

Nearly Half of All San Francisco Residents Say They’ve Been the Victim of a Crime in Last Five Years

California Had Significant Increases in Violence Following Pandemic Restrictions, New Study Finds

More than one million state residents reported physical or sexual violence from a partner

FDA Announces Recall of Pepsi-Made Starbucks Drinks That May Contain Metal Fragments

The recall is in effect in seven states

Trump Would Not Ask Pence to Run With Him Again, Says the Former VP Committed 'Political Suicide'

'You Lost Your Eye For Weapons Of Mass Destruction That Didn't Exist': Alex Stein Confronts Dan Crenshaw In DC

Stein Called Out Crenshaw For Retweeting Dave Portnoy Retweet Before Calling Him A Traitor

Seattle Teacher's Union Reaches Tentative Agreement With School District

School Superintendent Reiterated desire to provide students with a 'quality and equitable education'

Teen Who Killed Alleged Rapist Ordered to Pay $150K to Man's Family

Man had allegedly raped her five times in the weeks before his death

Attorney and Former Federal Judge Ken Starr Dies

Starr led the probe that resulted in President Bill Clinton's impeachment

West Virginia Abortion Ban Heads to Governor's Desk for Signature

Los Angeles County Investigating Nation's Second Monkeypox Death

Texas health authorities reported a monkeypox death in August

'We Have Your Back': California Launches New Abortion Resource Website

'Abortion Remains Legal And Protected In California,' The Governor Declared

Twitter Shareholders Approve Elon Musk's $44 Billion Acquisition

Sale cannot be completed until Musk's lawsuit against the company is resolved

Biden Admin Pushes to Bolster Safety on Offshore Oil & Gas Rigs

New rules would reverse Department of the Interior policies enacted under the Trump administration