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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Elderly Man Killed at Norfolk Walmart for Calling Out Rude Teen (opens the original)
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77-year-old Bert Atienza addressed a teenage Walmart employee for nearly hitting his wife with a heavy shopping cart and not acknowledging it. He wanted the 17-year-old female worker to say "excuse me," if not apologize, to his wife of 43 years. Rather than doing so and going on with her shift, the girl threw a can at the couple and then called her parents, who then found the man and attacked him. 42-year-old Erica Mitchell and 44-year-old Travis White, the teen's parents, punched Atienza in the
Liberal Millionaires: Wait, What Is Free Speech Again? (opens the original)
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Poor Ed Sheeran — well, not literally poor; the British pop star has a net worth of over $400 million — is the latest generation of Englishmen to remember why the American colonists fought a war against the Crown: we don't want people telling us what we can and can't say. More specifically, we are quite capable of thinking for ourselves, thank you very much. The "Shape of You" singer is currently on tour in North America with performers like Macklemore, Finneas, Lukas Graham, and Aaron Rowe, or
Lethal Injections: Don't Ask, Don't Tell (opens the original)
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You know she has a charmed life when she can leisurely reanimate each morning with a fresh cup of coffee and access to all paywalled media sites. Such is my morning routine because, yes, I have a pretty lovely life; however, the idyllic process was interrupted today when I simultaneously inhaled and spat the aforementioned coffee when I read that the State of Georgia purchased its lethal injection cocktail from a pharmaceutical supplier based out of a West London driving school. What is this, a
The Front Porch: Off the Beaten Path in Texas (opens the original)
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Welcome to The Front Porch! This is usually PJ Media's VIP community that gathers in the comments section to jabber about things outside the headlines, but today is a freebie in case you want to do the whole "try before you buy" thing. Why is it for subscribers? Well, because like all of our VIP content, this is content you won't find anywhere else on the internet; it's special, just like our members. If you don't have a membership, join us! Click this link and use the promo code FIGHT for 60% o
Back to the Future: Raising Today's Kids Like It's 1985 (opens the original)
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Strange events are the theme of Summer 2026. From wild conspiracies to unreal natural disasters, untimely deaths and proofs of life, we are halfway through the season, and every day seems to bring us a new surprise. It should not have shocked me, then, when lightning fried my house last week. Thankfully, everyone is safe and the house is still standing, but in the words of Doc Brown, "Since when can weathermen predict the weather, let alone the future?" The forecast called for a moderate chance
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