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Amidst the unprecedented influx of migrants at Arizona’s southern border, two African migrants conveyed their appreciation for President Joe Biden, reflecting the hopes of many for a new life in the United States. Speaking to Fox News in Lukeville, Arizona, one migrant shared a heartfelt message: “I love you Joe Biden, thank you for everything, Joe Biden!” He expressed his desire to contribute positively to American society, saying, “I’m a good person, I want to be good person here in the United States.” These individuals, part of the thousands seeking better lives, are not asylum seekers; their goals are employment…

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Liz Cheney, the former Republican congresswoman from Wyoming, made pointed remarks on MSNBC’s “Deadline” regarding former President Donald Trump’s actions during the January 6 Capitol riot. Cheney articulated her perspective that Trump’s failure to intervene as the events unfolded is indicative of his intent, which could be relevant to the ongoing legal investigations against him. In her conversation with host Nicolle Wallace, Cheney highlighted the January 6 Committee’s efforts to establish that the day’s violence served as an intentional obstruction of the certification process, and that such a strategy was preconceived. She underscored that Trump was repeatedly informed by his…

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In a move that has garnered bipartisan support, congressional leaders, including House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, have taken a stance against including the contentious Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). Section 702, known for permitting government surveillance without warrants, has been at the center of a heated debate on Capitol Hill. Representative Warren Davidson commended the decision to exclude Section 702 from the NDAA, hailing it as a win for privacy advocates and a rejection of the pressure from the Biden administration and intelligence agencies. Contrary to previous uncertainties,…

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In the intensifying run-up to the Republican presidential primary, a super PAC favoring Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has launched a significant ad campaign in Iowa, taking direct shots at GOP contender Nikki Haley. The advertisement, which cost over one and a half million dollars, draws parallels between Haley and former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. The political group, Fight Right, unveiled their strategy as DeSantis and Haley are poised to confront each other in an upcoming presidential primary debate. With the crucial Iowa caucuses on the horizon, the ad spotlights Haley’s previous praise for Clinton and juxtaposes her policy positions…

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In a tragic turn of events, a Massachusetts father lost his life in a freak accident involving a knife he was wearing around his neck. Patrick Kenney Jr., a 42-year-old father of twins, was found in a critical condition in the parking lot of the Kowloon restaurant in Saugus, a town approximately 11 miles north of Boston, as reported by WCVB. Initial police investigations raised suspicions of an attack on Kenney. However, further examination led authorities to conclude that the incident was a tragic accident. According to District Attorney Paul Tucker and Saugus Police Chief Michael Ricciardelli, no other parties…

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The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, addressed claims that the FBI had been watching Catholic organizations in a recent appearance with FOX News. He suggested that this action is a reflection of President Biden’s 2022 statements at Independence Hall in Philadelphia, where he described “MAGA Republicans” as a threat to democracy. Jordan provided more details on the conclusions from his committee’s study, which was made public on Monday. According to the report, the FBI intended to monitor Catholics from its Richmond, Virginia, office for possible acts of domestic terrorism. This comes after the House…

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A group of liberal activists is set to initiate a landmark legal challenge against a prominent U.S. gun manufacturer, Smith & Wesson, over its handling of AR-15 rifles. The impending lawsuit, details of which were shared with Fox News Digital, accuses the company’s board of exposing shareholders to excessive liability through the production and marketing of these firearms, allegedly in violation of various laws. According to the lawsuit draft, the activists, who are also shareholders, claim that Smith & Wesson has willfully ignored potential legal risks associated with the manufacture and sale of AR-15 style rifles and similar semiautomatic weapons.…

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Celebrity couple Sylvester Stallone and Jennifer Flavin have embarked on a new chapter in their lives, trading the familiar terrains of California for the sunny shores of Florida in 2021. During the recent “Rocky Day” event, Flavin shared with Fox News Digital her excitement about this significant lifestyle shift. Reflecting on her deep-rooted connections with California, where she was born and raised and where two of their children were born, Flavin expressed that the relocation was a timely decision. With their daughters moving to the East Coast and friends also relocating, the move represented a refreshing change. Embracing the opportunity…

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The State Cyclocross Championships in Illinois this weekend produced an unprecedented result: Tessa Johnson and Evelyn Williamson, two transgender cyclists, took first and second place in the women’s singlespeed division. This accomplishment represents yet another example of transgender athletes succeeding in women’s sports, a trend that continues to spark debates and arguments. Against a field of competitors, Johnson and Williamson—both transgender women—came out on top; cisgender lady Kristin Chalmers came in third. Johnson won the $150 first place award in the women’s division 1/2 race in addition to her silver. The pair has been involved in women’s cycling competitions for…

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In a pivotal move, House Speaker Mike Johnson has linked the continuation of financial support for Ukraine with the necessity for sweeping reforms in the U.S. immigration system. This stance was conveyed in a stern letter addressed to President Biden this Tuesday, indicating a shift in policy dynamics. For several months, the Biden administration, along with Democratic allies, have been vocal advocates for extending financial aid to Ukraine, which is engaged in a prolonged conflict. However, Republican backing for this cause has been waning. Johnson’s recent pronouncement, emphasizing the critical need for immigration reform, marks a significant hurdle in securing…

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Gold bars that have been connected to a 2013 robbery were found by FBI officers at Senator Bob Menendez’s Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, home, providing an unexpected turn to an ongoing inquiry. According to NBC News, during a raid in June 2022, authorities discovered gold bars that matched the serial numbers of those taken from well-known New Jersey real estate developer and Menendez supporter Fred Daibes. In 2013, Daibes had reported a big burglary at his Edgewater house, when thieves took 22 gold bars and $500,000 in cash. The stolen gold was later found and four people were arrested by…

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Representative Adam Schiff of California expressed serious concerns about the potential re-election of former President Donald Trump during a recent CNN interview with host Jen Psaki. Echoing the sentiments of former GOP Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, Schiff warned that Trump might refuse to leave office if re-elected. Schiff emphasized the gravity of Trump’s previous actions following his election loss and his ongoing rhetoric, suggesting that Trump would dispute any future electoral defeat and could undermine constitutional norms. Schiff highlighted Trump’s past efforts to contest the election results and his willingness to deploy the military domestically as evidence of his…

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House Progressive Caucus Chair Pramila Jayapal, a Democrat from Washington, is facing criticism from her Democratic colleagues for her comments regarding the reported sexual violence by Hamas against Israeli women. In a recent television interview, Jayapal’s response to questions about Hamas’s actions and progressive women’s silence on this issue sparked controversy. Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida expressed her disappointment in Jayapal’s stance. She emphasized the need for unequivocal condemnation of sexual violence, especially in the context of Hamas’s attack on Israel on October 7. The attack, which resulted in significant casualties, has raised concerns about ongoing sexual violence against…

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Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, recently refuted allegations made by ex-Republican Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming. Cheney, in her new book “Oath and Honor,” claimed that former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy visited Trump at Mar-a-Lago in early 2021 due to Trump’s supposed despondence over the 2020 election outcome. However, Trump, in a recent post on Truth Social, categorically denied these claims. Trump stated that contrary to being depressed, he was, in fact, infuriated by the election results. He humorously remarked that his problem wasn’t a lack of appetite; rather, he was eating excessively. He emphasized that…

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Amid a shift in donation patterns at prestigious universities, the dynamics of elite college admissions are undergoing significant changes. Influential donors have begun to reconsider their contributions to Ivy League schools, partly in response to perceived inadequacies in addressing antisemitism on campus. According to Christopher Rim, founder of Command Education, the traditional donation amounts that previously guaranteed admissions advantages for donors’ descendants are being recalibrated. Where once multimillion-dollar gifts were the norm for securing a place, now smaller contributions are gaining more significance. This change is driven by some major donors withdrawing their support in light of the institutions’ handling…

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