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'The Real Story of Colony Ridge': BlazeTV exclusive documentary
One of the locations where illegal immigration is perhaps at its worst is in Colony Ridge, Texas, the fastest-growing development of its kind in the state of Texas.

Kathleen's inspiring story of perseverance amidst ALS diagnosis moves Glenn Beck's audience
Kat touched many with her story of battling Lou Gehrig's Disease and her unyielding positivity, shared on BlazeTV.

Horowitz: The one ‘insurrectionist’ the federal government loves
The Justice Department insists Ray Epps wasn’t on the payroll on January 6. Yet the man who urged protesters to storm the Capitol walked away with probation this week while nonviolent demonstrators face years in prison.

J6 investigator wants to look into allegations that Cassidy Hutchinson turned on Trump over a job
"We've had other people who were around and with the White House who have told us similar things, that she was actively trying to get a job in Mar-a-Lago and continue on with the Trump team."

Dershowitz: The Epstein documents reveal how I was framed — but I’m still being canceled
The unsealing has indeed shown exactly how I was framed nearly 10 years ago.

Family sues school for wrongful death after their 16-year-old son is accused of racism and commits suicide
The parents of Charlie Schnell said that he committed suicide in March 2022 because of numerous incidents relating to his experience at Landon School in Bethesda, Maryland.

Baking Company Hosts Competition Barring White Participants
The winner of the competition will be entitled to a $10,000 cash prize but only those designated as "people of color" are allowed to compete (note: white is a color).

Poison expert accused of fatally poisoning wife
Mayo Clinic resident reportedly made suspicious internet searches.

What is ‘nose cover’ — and why are Gen Zers doing it in family photos?
Zoomers are covering the middle of their faces with their hands in an attempt to keep their faces out of the picture while still (sort of) appeasing their parents.

Man sues dozens of women for bad reviews on dating site
A Chicago man is suing dozens of women for $75 million after they posted negative reviews on the “Are We Dating The Same Guy” Facebook page describing him as “very clingy” and a ghoster.

Biden Smears Opponents As Nazis While Democrat Voters Riot For Jewish Genocide
While Democrat voters riot for ethnic cleansing of Jews, Joe Biden’s propaganda army claims the real nazis are grandmas wearing MAGA hats.

Hunter Biden Flipped Congress The Bird To Get B-Roll For His Damage-Control Documentary
At Hunter’s side throughout the ordeal was his lawyer, also known as his “sugar brother,” Kevin Morris. Morris has lent Hunter millions of dollars over the last few years and is currently producing a puff documentary about Hunter.

CPAC endorses Trump, ‘time to unite’
The endorsement came in advance of next Monday’s Iowa caucuses.

Trump Town Hall Trounces Haley-DeSantis Debate
The town hall garnered 4.3 million viewers between 9 and 10 p.m., while the CNN debate averaged 2.5 million viewers in the same time span. The first Republican debate in August reeled in 12.8 million viewers.

Poll Finds DeSantis Won Debate Vs. Haley
Pollster says GOP voters want "a showdown between DeSantis and Trump."

NY Times: Did Ron DeSantis shake his wife’s hand?
In a campaign full of strained social interactions and clumsy pantomimes of warmth, Ron DeSantis’s encounter with his wife at the presidential primary debate in Des Moines on Wednesday night was one of the more curious.

Chris Christie courted by No Labels group for 2024 third-party presidential ticket
“I’d like to reach out to him and see if he, Gov. Christie, is at all interested in being on a bipartisan No Labels Unity ticket this year,” former Sen. Joe Lieberman, the founding No Labels chairman, told Michael Smerconish.

Larry Hogan resigns from No Labels in sign of possible 2024 bid
Hogan said he would step down from his role as co-chairman of the organization, freeing him up to land on the group’s presidential ballot line possibly.

Bidenomics: Prices rose more than expected in December
"President Biden's inflation crisis continues to rob the wallets of working families," GOP Rep. Jason Smith of Missouri said. "Parents are spending thousands more every year just to feed, house, and take care of their children."

Media Downplay Yet Another Inflation Hike To Cover Democrats’ Economic Incompetence
Despite months of Democrat and corporate media insistence that inflation is “cooling,” prices jumped another 3.4% in December.

A Boeing-sized warning from 2023
A year after warning investors, Porter & Co. reaffirms its stance on Boeing's impending collapse, citing mismanagement and an overemphasis on financial engineering and ESG, rather than core engineering excellence.

Bitcoin ETFs Get Off to a Monster Start, Despite Resistance on Wall Street
Bitcoin’s trip to Main Street just took a detour. Vanguard said Thursday it won’t offer the new spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds on its brokerage platform.

Arizona Allows Noncitizens to Vote in Federal Elections (With a Wink and a Nod)
You must be a citizen to vote. Wink wink, nod nod. Really, you must! But if you aren’t, we’ll let you vote in federal elections, such as for Congress, senator, and president of the United States. No questions asked.

Texas National Guard seizes key border crossing point, blocks feds
The Border Patrol Union lauded Texas GOP Gov. Greg Abbott's actions, saying he "is not harming Border Patrol operations, he is enhancing them."

If It’s Really A ‘Right Wing Conspiracy Theory,’ Why Do Democrats Keep Proving It’s Real?
For years, we were told it was a toxic and bigoted idea to suggest illegal aliens were quickly supplanting the rights of U.S. citizens. But now, Democrats are basically just admitting it outright.

Adams ‘looking into’ imposing curfew at migrant shelters as panhandling, crime surge
There has been an alarming increase in complaints from people living near the shelters that have sprung up across the city in recent months to accommodate the overwhelming influx of illegal aliens shipped to the Big Apple from the southern border.

Jerry Nadler Says ‘Vegetables’ Will ‘Rot’ If Illegal Immigrants Aren’t There To Pick Them
Stu is extremely concerned by this development.

US launches 'massive retaliatory' airstrikes against Iran-backed Houthi militia in Yemen
The 28 attacks on Houthi targets in Yemen included shipping lanes and were supported by the countries of Australia, the Netherlands, Bahrain, and Canada.

Democrats fume after Biden orders Yemen airstrikes without congressional approval: ‘Unacceptable violation of the Constitution’
“These airstrikes have NOT been authorized by Congress. The Constitution is clear: Congress has the sole authority to authorize military involvement in overseas conflicts. Every president must first come to Congress and ask for military authorization, regardless of party.”

US embassy in Iraq reportedly under attack in response to US airstrikes on Houthi rebels in Yemen
Reports on social media said that sirens were heard at the embassy in Iraq overnight just hours after the U.S. confirmed the joint airstrikes on the rebels with aid from Britain.

Biden’s Iran policy provides funds to Islamic fundamentalist regime amid enduring terror threats
Biden’s sanctions relief and reduced pressure on Iranian proxy groups have eroded U.S. deterrence with Iran, security expert warns.

Iran seizes oil tanker linked to crisis between US and Tehran, military officials confirm
The US has been fending off Iran-backed terrorists in the region for weeks.

American intel officials warn of risk of Hezbollah attacking US
Hezbollah has more capability to strike inside the U.S. than other terrorist groups like ISIS, officials say.

This Is San Francisco
A Jewish man who lost five family members in the Hamas attacks and who had two cousins taken hostage was heckled by the activists. Five of his family members were killed, and they make pig-snorting sounds at him.

US failed to track $1 billion in Ukraine military aid, watchdog says
The Defense Department has not properly kept tabs on more than $1 billion worth of shoulder-fired missiles, night-vision goggles, one-way attack drones, and other sensitive equipment that the United States has provided to Ukraine.

Zelenskyy rules out a ceasefire with Russia, saying Moscow would use it to rearm
“A pause would play into [Russia’s] hands. It might crush us afterward.”

In Rare Interview, Putin’s Daughter Says Russia Places High Value on Human Life
“Russia is a human-centric society,” she added.

‘The Color Purple’ Remake Struggling At Box Office
Oprah Winfrey’s “The Color Purple” remake has continued to struggle at the box office. It opened on Christmas day to an impressive $18.5 million, but that was due to group sales, the New York Times reported.

Jeremy Renner is back to work after last year's near-death snowplow accident
Renner was run over by his own snowplow last Januar. He suffered severe injuries from being crushed by the 7-ton plow, with 30 broken bones, a collapsed lung, and a pierced liver.

Todd and Julie Chrisley receive $1M settlement from Georgia over tax evasion investigation
The couple's attorney called the settlement "an encouraging sign" as the pair’s appeal of their criminal convictions will be heard by a court in April.

Second-Largest Foreign Owner Of US Land Is A Chinese Communist Party Member
Chen Tianqiao, the founder, chairman, and CEO of global investment firm Shanda Group, owns approximately 200,000 acres of land in Oregon, according to Land Report.

Poland: Duda wants to pardon PiS allies and top politicians
Poland's president says he will pardon two convicted politicians as protesters demand their release in Warsaw. It would be the second time he tried to pardon them, with the Supreme Court overruling the previous pardon.

NY Times: Standoff at Presidential Palace Shows Poland’s Right Won’t Go Quietly
The incident escalated a campaign by the ousted Law and Justice party to resist the transfer of power after it lost its parliamentary majority in October.

Scandalous Indoctrination: Inside a Kings College Counter-Terrorism Course for UK Civil Servants
I recently attended a Kings College course called "Issues in Countering Terrorism." Organized by the Centre for Defense Studies, it was designed for civil servants and professionals in Counter Terrorism.

Mar Galcerán makes history as Spain’s first parliamentarian with Down syndrome
For decades she battled to ensure that people with intellectual disabilities were part of the conversation.

Take a look inside the proposed ‘upside-down skyscraper’ hidden in the Saudi Arabian mountains
The project, Aquellum, is billed as an underground city and tourist destination that “will offer guests a taste of futuristic living through its array of pioneering experiences,” according to NEOM, the same developers who proposed building a city within a 75-mile building.

AP: Argentina’s annual inflation soars to 211.4%, highest in South America
The data reflects the strong impact of a series of shock measures, including a 50% devaluation of the nation’s currency, implemented by right-wing President Javier Milei in hopes of eventually bringing the country’s roaring inflation under control.

Hertz is selling 20,000 electric vehicles to buy gasoline cars instead
Hertz expects to take a loss of about $245 million due to depreciation on the EVs, an average of about $12,250 per vehicle, the company said in an SEC filing.

World Economic Forum ranks weather and 'misinformation' as greatest global risks
The Virginia Project, a state Republican PAC, responded to the WEF's list, noting, "Literally every single one of these problems is driven by the kind of people who made this chart."

Working class overwhelmingly prioritizes manufacturing over climate change
Overall, 62% of adults said they would rather pay higher prices to strengthen American manufacturing than pay higher prices to combat climate change. But the breakdown by class was even more revealing.

Sweden is building the world's first permanent electrified road for EVs to charge while driving
As the EU passed a law last month to require all new cars sold to have zero CO2 emissions from 2035, European countries are rushing to prepare the infrastructure needed for fossil fuel-free mobility.

‘Gender Dysphoria’ Diagnoses Rise In Every State Except One
South Dakota was the only state that did not see a rise in gender dysphoria diagnoses between 2018 and 2022, according to new data from Definitive Healthcare.

California Funds Organization That Offers Jobs Exclusively To Women And ‘Gender Expansive Youth’
Am I supposed to know what "gender expansive" means?

Jewish Students Sue Harvard For Failing To Stop Anti-Semitism While Threatening Discipline For Fatphobia
"America’s leading university has become a bastion of rampant anti-Jewish hatred and harassment."

How one college spends more than $30M on 241 DEI staffers … and the damage it does to kids
One day after winning the national college football championship, the University of Michigan was recognized as a leading competitor in another popular collegiate sport: wasteful diversity, equity, and inclusion spending.

Chicago schools lost $23 million in taxpayer-funded electronic devices in one year, report finds
The fiscal year 2023 report, which audited the 2021-2022 school year, found that CPS could not account for 77,505 electronic devices, with an original purchase price totaling over $23 million.

'Chief diversity officer' at Johns Hopkins tells us who are 'privileged'
White people, Able-bodied people, Heterosexuals, Cisgender people, Males, Christians, Middle- or owning-class people, Middle-aged people, and English-speaking people. So if you're in one or more of those groups, you're a bad person, very very bad.

George Carlin Estate Threatens Legal Action Over AI Special
“It’s not his material. It’s not his voice,” Kelly Carlin tells the Daily Beast. “So they need to take the name off because it is not George Carlin.”

US Criminally Charges eBay in Cyberstalking Case
eBay was charged with stalking, witness tampering, and obstruction of justice in a case that involved employees trying to intimidate a Massachusetts couple.

How did iPhones sucked out of a plane survive intact after falling 15,000 feet?
"Two cell phones likely from the flight have been recovered. They have been turned over to Alaska Airlines. They were both functioning iPhones," a spokesperson for the NTSB said.

ESPN operated 13-year Emmy scheme using fake names to get awards for top talent
ESPN operated the scheme since 2010 by submitting the names of fake individuals (with the same initials as their stars) under the guise of “associate producers,” re-engraving the statuettes, and then delivering them to their on-air personalities, per the report.