He then turned to a personal attack on his city's resident, accusing Barham of being "a bigot, and you are racist, and you're an Islamophobe. Although you live here, I want you to know as mayor, you are not welcome here. And the day you move out of the city will be the day that I launch a parade celebrating the fact that you moved out of this city."
I’m sure that you’ve all seen what happened with the murder of a Ukrainian refugee, Iryna Zarutska, recently...
The problem is that the accused killer, who said, “I got that white girl,” after stabbing the young woman, was someone whom police call a “frequent flier.”...
He and Iryna are both symbols, now, but of very different things.
Iryna is a symbol of the horrors that can befall someone.
The accused killer? A symbol of everything wrong with our system, and the truth is that the government will either step up and address the problem, or regular people will...
He was walking around despite his mental health issues being well-known to the authorities.
And he was just released from his previous arrest a short time before this brutal murder, with a written promise to show up to court.
No bail, no requirement to seek mental health treatment.
Nope, just a pinky swear that he’d be in court at the appointed time...
One of the major subjects of the video can be heard arguing with a gathering crowd: "Charlie Kirk is definitely not the morals I support or the religion I support where you're taught to love your neighbor."
Probably the worst crime a journalist can commit is attributing to someone a statement–putting it in quotation marks–that the person never said.
That would get you fired from a 9th grade student paper. But it is exactly what former Washington Post “journalist” Karen Attiah did, on the BlueSky hate platform:
The quote Attiah attributed to Charlie Kirk?
He never said it.
She just made it up.
Her fabrication was rapidly exposed on X, and The Washington Post did the only thing it could, confronted with such misconduct: they fired her...
The New York Times exists for the sole purpose of misinforming its readers.
The good news is that hardly anyone still takes that paper seriously.
The Times’s long record of fabrication and misinformationhas caught up with it.
(Reuters) - Top health officials under U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are compiling examples of harmful effects from COVID-19 vaccines on pregnant women to share with the public...
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Marty Makary and the agency's top vaccine and biologics official Vinay Prasad are seeking to lift privacy protections around certain data on COVID-19 vaccines and pregnant women, the report said.
This might allow officials to share more specifics on what they consider potential harm linked to the vaccines, the report added...
CNN conservative commentator Scott Jennings took on the absurd liberal spin on the motivations of the Charlie Kirk assassination suspect during a hearing debate with the network's panel.
ABC affiliates owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group will be airing a tribute special to Charlie Kirk in place of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” after Kimmel was suspended indefinitely for comments about Kirk on Wednesday.
Deadline reported the change, effected by the largest ABC affiliate group owner in the country, after the network put Kimmel’s show on ice for the foreseeable future.
“Sinclair’s ABC stations will air a special in remembrance of Charlie Kirk this Friday, during ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’s’ timeslot,” a statement from Sinclair read.
TEA Commissioner Mike Morath noted the behavior may be in violation of the Educators' Code of Ethics, explaining that while all educators are held to a high standard of professionalism, there is a difference between comments made in poor taste and those that call for and incite further violence.
I’m sure that you’ve all seen what happened with the murder of a Ukrainian refugee, Iryna Zarutska, recently...
