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accusations claim that Hunter Biden took $20,000 from his daughter Maisy’s education fund for what have been termed as dubious spending. These accusations have caused the personal and financial troubles of Hunter Biden to once again make news. According to the Daily Mail, in December of 2018, Wells Fargo bank notified Hunter Biden that he had just 44 cents left in his account and that he needed to make a withdrawal. In response, he gave the bank instructions to withdraw $20,000 from the college savings account that he had set up for his daughter Maisy. These findings throw light on…

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Recent comments made by Vice President Joe Biden during a press event have prompted eyebrows to be raised due to an unexpected comparison he used in answer to a question regarding the gloomy views that Americans have towards the economy. These words were made in response to the question “What do you think will happen to the economy in the next year?” The Vice President of the United States, Joe Biden, chose to respond to a reporter’s question on the reasons why a large number of individuals in the United States continue to feel that the economy is not doing…

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A teenager named Brian Dowling has been charged with the random stabbing death of poet and activist Ryan Carson in New York City. The attack was caught on camera, showing Dowling allegedly confronting Carson and subsequently stabbing him three times as Carson tried to flee. After the attack, Dowling also spat in Carson’s girlfriend’s face. Dowling’s lawyer claims that his client is a “good kid” who wasn’t “looking for trouble” and may have mental health issues. However, the prosecution argues that Dowling stabbed Carson “without provocation.” Dowling was denied bail, and investigators reportedly recovered clothing matching the suspect’s outfit from…

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Planned Parenthood has come under scrutiny for allegedly providing sex-change hormones after short consultations, raising concerns about the lack of proper evaluation and informed consent in gender-affirming care. According to a report by the Washington Free Beacon, a teen named “Fred,” who was diagnosed with autism, allegedly received estrogen prescriptions from a Planned Parenthood clinic in New Jersey after just a 30-minute consultation. The report claims that Planned Parenthood does not require a formal diagnosis of gender dysphoria or a therapist’s letter for hormone prescriptions and only conducts short consultations. The report states that the Free Beacon confirmed Fred’s story…

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The Republican primary for the position of House Speaker is heating up as potential contenders make their cases to head the deeply divided Republican majority in the House of Representatives. The Majority Leader Steve Scalise, the Chair of the Judiciary Committee Jim Jordan, and the Chair of the Republican Study Committee Kevin Hern are the three primary candidates. Steve Scalise is presenting his argument to the Main Street Caucus, which is known for being pragmatic and business-oriented. Jim Jordan addressed the audience earlier, despite the doubts expressed by several moderates and liberals over his conservative pedigree. It is anticipated that…

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Ohio voters will decide next month on a proposed constitutional amendment regarding abortion that, if passed, could effectively legalize abortion at any stage of pregnancy and for any reason in the state. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has issued a legal analysis stating that the amendment would grant greater protections to abortion rights than even the Supreme Court’s overturned Roe v. Wade ruling. According to Yost’s analysis, the proposed amendment would limit the state from “directly or indirectly” burdening or discriminating against pregnant individuals or regulating abortion for reasons other than advancing the pregnant individual’s health. This would effectively nullify…

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Interim House Speaker Patrick McHenry, a Republican from North Carolina, faced backlash and criticism from liberals on social media after he evicted former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat from California, from her private Capitol office. Many pro-Democrat users on social media platforms expressed their disapproval of McHenry’s decision, calling it “petty,” “mean,” and “authoritarian.” They argued that this move lacked class and respect for tradition and norms in the House of Representatives. McHenry had informed Pelosi of her eviction through an email, citing the reassignment of her hideaway office for “speaker office use” and instructing her to vacate the…

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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat from New York, responded to a statement by Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican from Georgia, regarding the possibility of former President Donald Trump becoming the next Speaker of the House. Greene had posted on Twitter that if Trump became Speaker of the House, it would be like a Trump rally every day in the House chamber, making it the “House of MAGA.” In response, Schumer humorously replied, “No thanks, we’re good. We’ve seen a Trump rally at the Capitol already.” This comment was a reference to the events of January 6, 2021,…

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An issue that was not anticipated arose at a tech conference that was intended for women and non-binary persons working in the IT sector. The meeting was dominated by men, some of whom falsely claimed to be “non-binary” in order to get access. The organizers of the conference, AnitaB, have voiced their dissatisfaction and frustration by alleging that some attendees lied about their gender when they registered for the event. This event brought to light the difficulties that women and non-binary people encounter when working in the technology industry. On the Fox News program “Outnumbered,” several of the panelists discussed…

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Former ESPN host Sage Steele shared her experience of interviewing President Biden in March 2021, describing it as “the saddest thing” because Biden seemed confused and had difficulty finishing his sentences. Steele, who admitted she didn’t vote for Biden and considers him a “terrible president,” emphasized the human aspect of witnessing his apparent struggles. During the interview, Steele had to stall due to technical issues, and while waiting, she overheard Biden asking his aides about the interview’s purpose and her name. When she revealed it was for ESPN’s SportsCenter, Biden began discussing his high school football career, emphasizing his “great…

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A woman from New Jersey called Brianna Pinnix is shown on a video that has gone viral belittling a group of German tourists as they were traveling on a New Jersey Transit train. The incident took place in Germany. As a direct result of the publication of the video, Pinnix received a great deal of backlash from members of the general public and ultimately lost her position as a talent acquisition expert at Capital Rx. Pinnix can be seen in the clip approaching the tourists in a belligerent manner, demanding them to leave the country, and even giving one of…

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A recent survey conducted by Rasmussen Reports in late September highlights Disney’s ongoing struggle to win favor among conservative Americans, mainly due to perceptions that the company has embraced “woke politics.” The survey reveals a significant political divide in how Disney is viewed. Among Republicans, approximately 60% have an unfavorable opinion of Disney, with a notable 35% expressing a “very unfavorable” view. In contrast, only 32% of Republicans view Disney favorably, while 61% hold an unfavorable view. On the other hand, Democrats have a much more favorable view of Disney, with 61% viewing it positively and only 29% unfavorably. The…

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In an effort to give spending legislation more of a priority, a group of Republicans in the Senate has committed to obstructing legislation that is not linked to spending. The senators are concerned that the Democrats in the Senate may try to pass another omnibus spending package if the spending measures are put on the back burner to make room for other pieces of legislation. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer received a letter from the senators in which they outlined their pledge to withhold their support for any vote on issues that are unrelated to appropriations legislation. In the letter,…

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams has embarked on a four-day tour of Latin America, with stops in Mexico, Ecuador, and Colombia. His primary goal is to engage with Central and South American leaders and discuss the issue of migration to New York City and the United States. Adams aims to dissuade potential migrants from making the journey to the United States by informing them of the realities they would face upon arrival. He wants to dispel any misconceptions that migrants may have about finding immediate employment and comfortable living conditions in New York City. During his trip, Adams plans…

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The judge presiding over Donald Trump’s $250 million civil fraud trial in Manhattan became visibly frustrated during the proceedings. Trump’s lawyers were cross-examining his ex-accountant, and the judge, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron, admonished them for what he considered repetitive questioning and a lack of focus. The judge stated, “This is ridiculous!” after Trump’s lawyers claimed the accountant was evading their questions and insisted on meticulously going through Trump’s financial records “year by year.” Engoron reminded them that the accountant was not on trial and urged them not to waste time. Trump’s attorneys argued that they needed to thoroughly…

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