FBI links conservative internet slang, such as 'red-pilled,' to domestic terrorism

Report: FBI Hatched Plan To Surveil Catholics
The FBI hatched a plan this year to cultivate sources inside Catholic churches to investigate religious extremism, House Republicans found.

New Evidence Reveals Feds Possibly Instigated Violence During the Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
Bodycam videos worn on Jan. 6 by undercover Metropolitan Police officers show the undercover officers cheering on the demonstrators, with chants of "Go! Go! Go!," "Stop the Steal!," and "Whose House? Our House!"

FBI links conservative internet slang to domestic terrorism
A domestic terrorism reference guide suggests that the use of the internet slang words "red-pilled" and "based," among others, might be a sign of a user's proclivity for or involvement in racist, involuntary-celibate, and/or fascistic extremism.

School shootings don’t drive kid gun deaths — woke DAs and Dems do
Tragically, gun deaths among under-18s are rising dramatically in the U.S. — 50% in the last two years.

Salena Zito: Stories of dignity and grace are everywhere; we need to tell them more
In my travels across the country most Americans resist relentless negativity and aspire for interactions that enrich their lives; we strive for hope and shrink from hate.

Where’s the Best Place to Ride Out the Next Cataclysm?
The wisest plan for any American worried about asteroids, volcanoes, or nuclear war: Just stay put.

Grand jury indicts mother of Virginia 6-year-old who shot teacher
Deja Taylor now faces a felony charge of child neglect and misdemeanor child endangerment involving a loaded weapon.

Biden Is Still Covering Up His Deadly Afghan Withdrawal
Two years ago, the president said the "buck stops with me." It never does.

Reporter Grills Jean-Pierre On Why Biden Won’t Hold Press Conferences
"Is the administration trying to protect the president from our questions?"

Tapper Mocks Biden’s Odd Announcement About 2024
“I plan on running but we’re not prepared to announce it yet,” Biden said Sunday, prompting a confused Tapper to weigh in. “I mean, what is that? 'I plan on running, but we’re not going to announce it yet.’ So he’s running?”

Trump Campaign Shifts Strategy To Capitalize On Indictment Rocket Fuel
Trump’s campaign will capitalize on his indictment to alter the 2024 presidential campaign to be about “fear” of the “deep state,” Trump insiders told the Daily Caller.

19 Statehouses Have Bigger Republican Majorities Than Florida. This Group Is Making Sure They Act Like It.
Will a "Ron Revolution" come to the 19 states that have greater Republican control than Florida?

Another Louisiana Democrat flips to GOP in blow to party
A Louisiana Democratic lawmaker has left the party and plans to register as a Republican, marking the latest in a string of defections that have handed Republicans greater power in key state legislatures.

NBC: DeSantis and RFK Jr. misconstrue Fed’s digital plans in warning of government overreach
A classic media ploy by NBC. In this case they tie DeSantis in with “noted anti-vaxxer” RFK Jr., thus establishing a connection between the two.

RFK Jr.’s ‘disgusted’ family unlikely to support his bid for president
“Most of the Kennedys are disgusted with his attitude,” said Kennedy family biographer Laurence Leamer, referring to Robert’s recent anti-vaccination activism. “They still care about him, but he’s an embarrassment.”

Nashville sends ousted state Rep. Justin Jones back to legislature
The council members voted unanimously, 36-0, to return Jones to his seat, CNN reported. The state legislature voted 72-25 to remove him last week. He will serve as an interim representative.

Carol Roth: Yes, the dollar is dying — another step toward the new financial world order
When you hear the phrase “new financial world order,” it may sound like a conspiracy theory. But much like every so-called conspiracy theory of the past several years, it’s very predictable, based on history and human nature.

CBO: Federal Debt Payments Up 41 Percent
The Congressional Budget Office on Monday revealed that the cost of payments on the federal debt soared 41 percent in the first six months of the fiscal year thanks to higher interest rates — driving the deficit up to $1.1 trillion over the period.

Florida lawmakers file legislation to reject central bank digital currencies
While many of the financial transactions in the U.S. and globally are digital, a CBDC would be digital only and not available in a tangible form.

Recession threat may mean stock-market investors no longer see bad news on economy as good news
Until recently, investors welcomed signs of a slowing economy, figuring it meant the Federal Reserve would soon stop raising interest rates, presumably in time to avert a recession as inflation cooled.

Bitcoin tops $30,000 for the first time since June ahead of key inflation data
Now that bitcoin has touched $30,000, a move into the mid- to high-30s will be “likely” said James Lavish, partner at the Bitcoin Opportunity Fund.

NYC wants $650M from feds to help alleviate financial crisis after welcoming 90 illegal aliens a day
So far, Gotham has only received a paltry $8 million in federal funding after an initial $1 billion request.

White House Tells Journalists They Have ‘No Business’ Reporting On Leaked Intel
“Without confirming the validity of the documents, this is information that has no business in the public domain,” Kirby said from the podium.

US scrambles to trace source of highly classified intel leak
Classified documents that appeared online, with details ranging from Ukraine's air defenses to Israel's Mossad spy agency, have U.S. officials scrambling to identify the leak's source, with some experts saying it could be an American.

US Is Spying On Zelensky: Here's What's Known So Far From The Leaked Intelligence Files
The U.S. intelligence document suggests that American officials have been worried about possible Zelensky decision-making to strike deep into Russian territory, which would escalate the war and potentially bring Russia and NATO into direct clashes.

Leaked Docs: New Chinese Hypersonic Missile Has ‘High Probability’ Of Penetrating US Defenses
Relatively little is publicly known about the DF-27.

NY Post: The six biggest revelations from the Pentagon’s leaked intel documents
Beyond the revelations about the state of the 13-month-old war between Russia and Ukraine, the scandal has also revealed spying by the U.S. on its allies and has almost certainly exposed American intelligence sources.

Egypt secretly planned to supply rockets to Russia, leaked US document says
President Abdel Fatah El-Sisi in February planned to produce 40,000 rockets for Russia and instructed officials to keep production and shipment secret "to avoid problems with the West."

Australia defense chief: US intel leak report 'serious' incident
"The issue of maintaining security of information is critical to the development of national capability and to the trust and confidence across allies and partners."

Putin's forces dig 45-mile 'mega-trench' in Ukraine as attacks intensify
New satellite images show a huge trench excavated by Russians in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region.

Why do we think Putin won’t use ‘the bomb’?
From Putin’s perch, continuing to threaten a nuclear attack without doing it carries perhaps as much risk as doing it.

Biden signs measure to end COVID-19 national emergency
While the measure Biden signed puts the kibosh on the national emergency, Politico indicated that it does not impact the public heath emergency.

Blac Chyna reveals why she changed her ways
Celebrity Blac Chyna, whose real name is Angela Renee White, said she changed her life by giving up OnlyFans, some of the tattoos she had, and other things because she realized that she was living in the fast lane and she had to take care of her young children.

Al Jaffee dead at 102: Mad magazine cartoonist who created popular Fold-In
Jaffee created the Mad Fold-In in 1964, and it continued until he retired in 2020.

Biden Admin Taps Liberal Journalism Institute To Teach Reporters How To Be ‘Balanced and Bias-Free’
Poynter Institute came under fire for releasing a "blacklist" of conservative news organizations.

NPR says it won’t tweet from @NPR until Twitter removes false 'state-affiliated' label
We accept your terms.

Twitter Changes NPR’s ‘State-Sponsored Media’ Label
NPR is now labeled as “government-funded media."

10 cops arrest pastor as he protests drag queen reading to kids
He spends Easter in jail — his latest stint behind bars for standing up to such events in Canada.

Vancouver officers now must take age, race into consideration before applying handcuffs
"A police officer cannot view handcuffing someone who is under arrest, detained, or apprehended as a routine action."

Two men hospitalized after game of Monopoly ends in sword fight
A Monopoly game in Brussels turned bloody after an irritated man approached the players with a Japanese samurai sword.

Joe Lieberman: US political attitudes towards Israel have changed
Lieberman warned of the danger of losing bipartisan support. “We must not let that support go away,” he said.

Jerusalem Post: Make no mistake – Israel no longer decides when wars are fought
Hamas learned in a more systematic way, with Iran and Hezbollah assisting, how to instigate its own ring of fire around Jerusalem.

Gallup poll: Most Americans don’t see country's energy situation as 'very serious'
Just 34% of Americans see the country's energy situation as "very serious," according to a new Gallup poll.

The Left’s Lightbulb Ban: Welcome to the Age of Unlightenment
Long a symbol of personal ideation and American ingenuity, the incandescent lightbulb is being banned, and the administration, congressional Democrats, and environmental special interests are ecstatic.

US Treasury Rolls Out Guidelines for Electric Car Subsidies
The rules are broadly aimed at diluting China’s market power over raw materials like lithium, cobalt, nickel and magnesium, which are key ingredients for electric motors and batteries.

The Offspring counters Bud Light boycotts
Remember them from the '90s? ... No? Well, they're so punk that they're taking the bold stance of supporting big business, and they warned that other bands are ready to do the same.

Men Are Sweeping Competitions In Yet Another Female Athletic Category
Male bicycle racers swapping out mediocre careers on men’s teams for record-breaking careers on women and girls’ teams.

Florida State University professor leaves job after accusations of faking race data
The study reported that as populations of black and Hispanic Americans grew, the public desire for discriminatory sentences also grew.

OU: Fake active shooter calls originated from outside US
After an alert was sent out Friday by the University of Oklahoma warning of an active shooter on campus, the university said these were swatting calls that originated from outside the United States.

UNC Doctors Slam ‘Hurtful’ Surgeon Who Denounced Affirmative Action In Medical Schools
Dr. John Calhoon was smeared as "racist" after he emphasized merit as the primary indicator of success in the surgery profession.

Musk says solution to fentanyl crisis is to 'legalize it'
"I think we should legalize it. The probability of overdose or a bad batch is greatly reduced if there is actual [Quality Assurance] & regulation."

The ongoing, unnecessary Adderall shortage, explained
Rising demand has collided with restricted supply — with consequences for millions of patients.

NPR: The Dalai Lama apologizes for asking a young boy to 'suck my tongue'
In the U.S., the video has been shared by right-wing influencers as another example of pedophilia run rampant.

Former Feds Fled Twitter Around Elon Musk Takeover
Daily Caller reports that dozens of former federal agents fled Twitter as Musk took charge.

Twitter Inc. no longer exists, now X Corp.
Twitter's slow transformation from micro-blog to everything platform has seemingly begun.

Should Robots With Artificial Intelligence Have Moral or Legal Rights?
As artificial intelligence continues to advance, researchers, scholars and ethicists consider whether robots deserve to be treated more like people.

ChatGPT: The 10 Jobs Most at Risk of Being Replaced by AI
The jobs most at threat, are ... tech, media, legal, market research, teachers, finance, traders, graphic designers, accountants, and customer service agents.

ChatGPT Planned My Dinner and I Have No Complaints
AI won’t kill cooking. Instead, it’ll help people become more creative and efficient in the kitchen.

Alibaba to roll out its rival to ChatGPT across all its products
Alibaba Cloud, the cloud computing unit of Chinese tech giant Alibaba, announced Tuesday it will be rolling out its own ChatGPT-style product, Tongyi Qianwen.

FBI issues warning about public phone-charging stations
The FBI has issued a serious warning against using free public phone chargers, saying cunning delinquents have been known to use the USB ports to infect phones with dangerous malware and software that can give hackers access to your phone, tablet, or computer.

AI company harvested billions of Facebook photos for a facial recognition database it sold to police
In a BBC interview, Clearview's CEO admitted to scraping user photos for its software.

Call to ban TikTok on personal phones gaining momentum
An Illinois Democrat has co-sponsored legislation that would ban the popular social media app TikTok across the U.S.

Cool? Or Just Clunky? The Fight Over Dashboard Touch Screens.
As luxury cars become rolling supercomputers, designers are wondering how big is too big.

NASA astronauts to make own drugs in space in 'Breaking Bad'-style labs
Researchers have announced that, in order to overcome the health concerns of people spending extended periods of time outside Earth's atmosphere, astronauts will need to make their own drugs.

NFL QB struck by truck was drugged, blackmailed, and robbed before death: lawsuit
The lawsuit alleges that four individuals drugged Dwayne Haskins “to blackmail and rob him causing him and/or contributing to cause him severe injury and death,” though the suit does not include details about the allegations.