Musk Shells Out $10 Million to Kentucky Senate Candidate
Loading the Audio Player... Tech mogul and billionaire Elon Musk donated a massive $10 million to the Senate Republican candidate in Kentucky’s election race. Musk’s massive f...
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Marianne Williamson Announces 2024 Presidential Run, Primary Challenge to Biden
Best-selling author, Democrat political activist and spiritual advisor Marianne Williamson has announced her intentions to run for president in 2024, presenting a primary challenge to President Joe ...
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Former NFL Player Slams Public Schools at CPAC: ‘Kids must learn what sin really means’
A former NFL player is calling on parents to pull their children out of public schools unless they start teaching the Ten Commandments
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China Hopes Consumers Can Reboot Its Economy
China should give priority to “recovery and expansion of consumption” Premier Li Keqiang said Sunday in his state of the nation report. The county’s economy has slumped since mid-2021. Li said ...
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Supreme Court Declines to Hear Arguments in Atheists Lawsuit against City over Hosting Prayer Vigil
The United States Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal in a case regarding a group of atheists suing a Florida city for allowing the police department to hold a prayer vigil with faith ...
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Trump Dominates CPAC Conference, Setting Stage for GOP Battles Ahead
The Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC, swept through the DC area over the weekend. While more candidates formally announce their intentions to seek a White House bid and some others inch closer, CPAC was still all about former President Donald Trump. Speaking at the conference Saturday, the 45th president said, "In 2016, I declared I am your voice; today I add, I am your warrior, I am your justice, and for those who have been wronged and betrayed I am your retribution. I am your retribution, – not going to let this happen." Trump closed out CPAC, to the delight of his supporters. But what was once a premiere destination for rising conservative stars or presidential hopefuls had thinner crowds this year.
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James O’Keefe: Pfizer whistleblower investigation like a ‘spiritual war’
James O Keefe, a self-described guerilla journalist who some have likened to the late Mike Wallace of 60 Minutes fame, described his work exposing wrongdoing among powerful companies as part of a ...
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‘Bend the Arc of History Toward Freedom’: House Freedom Caucus Explains Mission to Defend the Forgotten
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The dividing lines on Capitol Hill are typically red and blue, but within each party are caucuses championing causes that span the political spectrum. The House Freedom Caucus is hoping to leverage their caucus power this session. The invite-only group was at the forefront of multiple rounds of disputed votes that eventually saw Kevin McCarthy elected House Speaker. Many members took part in the negotiating process before they pledged their support for the new Republican leader of the House.
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Texas bill calling abortion a ‘murderous act’ would block websites that sell abortion pills
A Texas bill that condemns abortion as a murderous act of violence would require internet providers to block any website that sells or assists in obtaining abortion pills
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Trump: If you put me back in the White House, ‘America will be a free nation once again’
Former President Donald Trump promised that America will be a free nation once again if elected in 2024 after attendees of the Conservative Political Action Conference gave him a strong vote of ...
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Tulsi Gabbard encourages Americans to ‘recognize each other as children of God’
A former Democratic presidential candidate condemned the party s hostility toward religious people and encouraged Americans to view one another as children of God
