Author: slstaff

When Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and Chaya Raichik, the creator of the famous TikTok parody show Libs of TikTok, ran into each other on Thursday, tempers rose. In a series of tweets, Raichik explained how, after her first attempt to meet with Ocasio-Cortez last week failed, she went back to the Capitol with the help of The Heritage Foundation to file an official protest. When she ran into her, she had just given the representative a copy of the report in person. She ran into Raichik in the hallway and told him, “I just brought an ethics complaint to your…

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Both Democrats and Republicans are in agreement that the quickly developing AI technology should be regulated by the federal government. Despite requests from Democrats and Republicans in Congress as well as some tech moguls for government participation, the administration of President Joe Biden has remained reticent regarding whether or not it is concerned about the rapid development of artificial intelligence and whether or not it should be controlled at the national level. White House press assistant Karine Jean-Pierre told Fox News Digital on Wednesday morning that the National Security Council is the “primary forum” for President Joe Biden to discuss…

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Wednesday on MSNBC’s “The ReidOut,” Sojourners founder Jim Wallis said that Republicans “worship” firearms and “literally sacrifice all our children.” Wallis said, “Here is a moral fact: right now, guns are the top source of death for our children and adolescents. The moral implication of this truth is that we are failing to adequately safeguard future generations. We would take care of it if it were a website or poisonous food or some website, but the Republicans say we can’t do anything about it. The ancient deity Moloch, he added, “was known as…” Moloch, a deity in Leviticus to whom…

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This past Wednesday night in Kentucky, two Army HH-60 Black Hawk helicopters collided during a training exercise. Nine individuals lost their lives in the fighting. The event, which took place at about 10 o’clock at night, has received scant coverage in the media. Two drones in the 101st Airborne Division are equipped for real-time, two-way communication. The crime occurred in Trigg County and the surrounding area, which includes Fort Campbell. The incident happened while the crew was operating two HH60 Blackhawk helicopters on a routine training assignment, and the 101st Airborne Division stated, “Right now, we don’t know what’s going…

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According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) 10.2% of American households experienced food insecurity in 2021. Tens of millions of families across the U.S. struggle to afford the cost of groceries each year. If you’re one of them, you may feel like there is no way out. Fortunately, there are a number of nutritional assistance programs offered by the government that can help families just like yours. One of these programs in particular is the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). This program uses Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards in order to distribute the benefits that its recipients need!…

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Even though the price of eggs has gone up by more than 100%, Cal-Maine Foods, which makes the most eggs in the US, has made 718% more money than it did in the previous quarter. CNN said that Reuters said that the business controlled 20% of the U.S. egg market. A dozen eggs from Cal-Maine cost an average of $1.61 in the first quarter of 2022. A year later, on February 25, the end of the quarter, that number went up to $3.30. The company made more than twice as much money, or $997.5 million, because it sold 1% more…

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China became Brazil’s most significant commercial partner in 2009, surpassing the United States. Reports indicate that Brazil and China have decided to replace their use of the U.S. dollar with their own currencies in commercial transactions. The agreement, which was made public on Wednesday, will enable direct commerce and financial activities between China and Brazil without the need to convert their currencies to the U.S. currency. ApexBrasil, the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency, claims that the new strategy will “improve efficiency” and “facilitate even more international trade and investment.” China is Brazil’s most significant trading partner, accounting for more…

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The leaders of Washington, D.C., denied to Lawmakers that the city was experiencing a “crime catastrophe,” despite the fact that crime rates had been on the increase. At a meeting about the recent increase in violent crimes like carjackings and murders, Chairman James Comer (R-KY) of the House Oversight Committee questioned Democratic D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson and Councilman Charles Allen. Although Mendelson and Allen claimed there was no emergency, they did express concern. Crime problem triggered by “radical left-wing policies,” Yahoo News quotes Comer as saying. Other House Conservatives were even harsher in their criticism of Washington state’s public…

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The Minnesota Department of Human Rights filed a lawsuit against the city because of how it enforces laws. On Thursday, the Minneapolis City Council will hold a special meeting to talk about a possible settlement in the case the state brought against the city after George Floyd’s death because of how the police handled the situation. After a state agency said in a report last year that the police force had shown a pattern of racial bias for at least ten years, the city and the state started to talk in earnest. The city and state then agreed to make…

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On Wednesday, Attorney General Merrick Garland expressed his availability to testify in front of the House Judiciary Committee. As a member of the Judiciary Committee, which is headed by Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) and has jurisdiction over the Justice Department, Rep. Ben Cline (R-VA) raised the matter during a House Appropriations Committee meeting. My chairperson, Mr. Jordan, has requested me to inquire about his January letter requesting your testimony before his committee. That message has gone unanswered,” Cline said. The lawmaker hoped to “get a promise” from Garland that he would get back to Jordan soon. Garland responded, “Of course…

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The transgender school gunman who killed six people on Monday in Nashville, Tennessee, including three 9-year-old children, will not stop extreme transgender advocates from holding their “Trans Day of Vengeance” event this coming weekend. The Trans Radical Activist Network (TRAN) will hold a conference in Washington, DC, from March 31 to April 2, during which they will reportedly discuss “facing enormous quantities of hatred from the globe.” On Saturday, the extreme transgender advocates will gather in front of the U.S. Supreme Court. “Now is the moment,” the Trans Radical Action Network proclaimed on their website. There is an incredible level…

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A fellow traveler vented her frustration about a mother who “had the nerve” to ask to swap seats so she could be closer to her kid. Passenger’s response to being requested to swap seats went viral after being posted to Reddit: “It’s not my fault they didn’t book together.” The traveler, who shall remain nameless, was a Japanese national visiting the United States. The adult occupied the aisle spot, while the kid sat in the window. The mother of the kid was seated directly behind them in the center of the row. She wanted to sit next to her daughter…

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When asked if he had any “regrets” about how the US military ended its war in Afghanistan in August 2021, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said he did not. On Wednesday, the secretary and two other military officials were asked about the removal while speaking before the House Armed Services Committee about the president’s proposed defense budget for 2024. When asked if he had any regrets about the withdrawal, Austin said, “I support the president’s decision.” When Rep. Jim Banks (R-IN) brought up the bombing that killed 13 American service members in the last weeks of the occupation, Austin added, “I…

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It’s fine to be diverse, but it’s not fine to kill each other,” the preacher in Nashville proclaimed. After a mass shooting on Monday left three children and three adults dead at a Christian school in Nashville, Tennessee, the prior minister at Covenant Presbyterian was questioned by a reporter if prayers were enough. He declined to advocate for stricter gun laws. CBS wanted to know if Pastor Jim Bachmann concurred with those who say “thoughts and prayers” aren’t enough and that more needs to be done besides just praying. Quite a few pious individuals have told me recently, “I don’t…

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In the wake of the terrible school shooting in Nashville, a politician from Tennessee has called for a Christian revival all over the country. A few weeks before, at a college rally in Kentucky, thousands of people said almost the same things. Tim Burchett, a Republican from Knoxville, talked to the press on Tuesday. He then implied that Congress wasn’t the way to stop mass killings and instead called for a return to Christian values, saying, “It’s terrible. I spent 16 years in the Tennessee assembly and lived in Nashville. It’s just a terrible situation.” Burchett pointed to the Capitol…

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