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In a blaze of determination, Alaska’s Republican Governor, Mike Dunleavy, scripted a historic victory by signing House Bill 61 into law. This new measure stands as a formidable safeguard for Second Amendment enthusiasts and the rights of Alaskan residents, countering any attempt to close gun stores during times of declared disasters, except in cases where all other businesses face similar closures. The bill, proudly championed by Republican House Speaker Cathy Tilton and ardently backed by the NRA, was a direct response to the challenges posed by business closures in Alaska and across the nation during the trying days of the…

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At Iowa’s biggest political event, former president Donald Trump grabbed the podium as the lights lighted the stage, ready to face the world. However, when he entered the spotlight, a shocking surprise awaited him: a song with satirical lyrics that used “prison” as the backdrop for the presidential candidate who was dealing with federal criminal accusations blared from the speakers. A strange choice, given the situation, but the Iowa GOP had chosen it for all candidates’ speeches at the Iowa GOP’s Lincoln Dinner that evening. The upbeat melody of “Only In America” by Brooks & Dunn filled the air, its…

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Convicted for the heinous crime that shook the nation, Robert Chambers, infamously known as the “Preppy Killer,” has been released from prison on parole after serving a portion of his sentence for operating a drug operation. The 56-year-old walked out of New York’s Shawangunk Correctional Facility, where he had been serving time for running a cocaine and heroin operation from his Manhattan apartment. Chambers’ release has raised questions about his whereabouts, but one thing is certain—he will be on parole until 2028, as per records. Attempts to reach out to Chambers’ relatives have yielded no response, leaving his current plans…

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In a tale that seems straight out of a whimsical storybook, a Japanese man named Toco turned his childhood dream into reality by transforming himself into a hyperrealistic border collie. Spending a staggering $20,000 on a specially designed costume, Toco embarked on a journey to live life as a dog. Toco’s captivating journey was chronicled on his YouTube channel, aptly named ‘I want to be an animal,’ where he garnered a devoted following of nearly 30,000 subscribers. The updates he shared were nothing short of delightful, as Toco was seen playfully frolicking in his backyard, performing tricks on all fours,…

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Vice President Kamala Harris faced swift backlash on social media after making a claim that most Americans would face bankruptcy from an unexpected $400 expense while discussing the challenges of accessing abortions in America. During a discussion on “reproductive rights” in Iowa, Harris highlighted the economic hardships women might endure if they have to travel to other states for legal abortions due to state abortion bills. She emphasized the financial burdens that single parents could face, including childcare costs, lost work time, and potential lack of paid family and sick leave. Harris pointed out that many Americans are just one…

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President Biden has finally broken his silence on his granddaughter, Navy Joan Roberts, the daughter of his son Hunter Biden, whose existence he had previously not acknowledged publicly. In a statement to a lesser-known news outlet, Biden revealed that his son Hunter and Navy’s mother, Lunden, have taken steps to build a relationship that prioritizes the best interests of their daughter, with a strong emphasis on safeguarding her privacy in the future. The President emphasized that this is a personal family matter and not a subject for political debate, expressing his and First Lady Jill Biden’s genuine desire for the…

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In a surprising announcement, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has shifted the narrative from “global warming” to “global boiling.” He passionately warns of the pressing urgency, claiming that humanity is facing a cruel summer in many regions and the entire planet is in a state of disaster. According to Guterres, the unequivocal consensus among scientists is that humans are to blame for this environmental crisis. However, Guterres’ background as the former president of the Socialist International raises eyebrows. His vision for the world involves global socialism, with reliance on international organizations like the UN and increased government control. He seems…

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On Friday, former President Donald Trump responded defiantly to the emerging evidence of a cover-up at Mar-a-Lago, where he stands accused of withholding classified documents. A new indictment has been filed against him, accusing him of ordering the deletion of security footage. Conservative radio host John Fredericks asked Trump whether he would end his campaign if convicted and sentenced. Trump dismissed the idea, asserting that there is nothing in the Constitution to prevent him from running for office even from a jail cell. Despite the mounting legal troubles and fresh allegations, Trump and his supporters are downplaying each new set…

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Amidst a brewing storm of controversy, Anheuser-Busch, the brewing giant, has announced its plans to lay off hundreds of employees in the U.S., sparking discussions on the impact of politics in business decisions. Ted Jenkin, CEO of Oxygen Financial, believes that Americans are becoming increasingly frustrated with companies like Bud Light intertwining themselves with political agendas. Consumers now demand to be heard and exercise their free speech through their purchasing power. The layoffs will affect a small fraction of the U.S. workforce, with approximately 380 employees set to lose their jobs. Anheuser-Busch’s statement mentioned the need to restructure its corporate…

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The Senate passed its version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) on Thursday, avoiding an amendment that would have withdrawn Pentagon funding for abortion travel. The 86-11 vote sets up a potential clash with the House over this divisive issue. The Senate NDAA received broad bipartisan support, though 11 Republicans voted against it, including Senators Mike Lee, Rand Paul, J.D. Vance and Mike Braun. Vance acknowledged some wins for Ohio but expressed reservations about prolonged Ukraine aid. Amendments from Senators Ted Cruz on reinstating discharged service members over COVID vaccines and Rand Paul clarifying Congress’s war declaration powers were…

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In the hallowed halls of Congress, a spirited proposal from a House Democrat has ignited a colorful debate that spans party lines. The proposition is to swap out the traditional terms “husband” and “wife” with the more neutral “spouse” in federal law. Representative James Comer of Kentucky can’t help but chuckle at what he sees as the “wokeness” frenzy in Congress. He urges his Democratic counterparts to direct their energy towards weightier matters like job creation and border security, rather than venturing into what he perceives as a far-left territory. Meanwhile, Representative Don Beyer of Virginia acknowledges that not everyone…

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The Biden administration recently proposed new fuel economy standards for passenger cars and light trucks with the goal of achieving cost savings for American consumers at the gas pump. However, the new rules could also lead to higher vehicle prices. The proposed Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) would require a 2% annual improvement in fuel efficiency for passenger cars and a 4% annual improvement for light trucks starting in 2027. Pickup trucks and work vans would face even greater increases, mandated to boost fuel efficiency by 10% each year from 2030…

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Carlee Russell, 25, couldn’t contain her grin as she posed for her mugshot today, but her smile quickly faded when she was hit with charges for faking her own abduction. The Alabama woman is now facing two misdemeanor charges of filing a false report, which could result in up to two years in jail and hefty fines totaling $12,000. However, she was released from jail on a $2,000 bond. It all started on July 13 when Russell called 911, claiming she had seen a toddler in a diaper on the side of the road while driving home from work in…

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In the realm of mysterious maladies, an unusual illness has emerged, caused by a tiny tick bite with a bizarre twist. Meet alpha-gal syndrome (AGS), a condition that instigates a severe allergy to red meat, affecting a staggering 110,000 individuals between 2010 and 2022, as reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The culprit behind this carnivorous conundrum is none other than the Lone Star tick, mainly found in the warm embrace of the South and numerous Eastern and Midwest states. AGS doesn’t discriminate; it wreaks havoc on red meat lovers, triggering allergic reactions to pork, beef,…

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A college in Illinois has reached a settlement with a conservative, Christian art student who had raised concerns about censorship and discrimination in response to complaints from other students, marking a landmark victory for free expression and tolerance. The settlement includes a required training course on preserving free expression for three professors at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE), thanks to the Alliance Defending Freedom’s (ADF) efforts. In accordance with the terms of the agreement, SIUE administration has agreed to update its student handbook and policies to promote an atmosphere that welcomes participants in the art therapy program from a range…

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