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Justice for Blackey: How Santa Ana PD - and the Public - Helped Solve a Gruesome Animal Cruelty Case (opens the original)
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It has often been said that we don't deserve dogs, primarily because dogs are too good for us deeply flawed humans. They will go to the mat for us, are loyal to the core, put no conditions on their love for us, are always there to listen to us, and don't judge us despite our many faults. It's also been said that there's a special place in hell for those who mistreat and abuse animals, which brings us to this next story, which, while heartbreaking, needs to be told in hopes that the 9-month-old p
Woke Female Privilege Strikes Again As WNBA Announces Decision on Incident Involving Player, Fan (opens the original)
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The WNBA remains a complete dumpster fire, with the league itself and some of the female coaches and players continuing to beclown themselves with their crappy woke hot takes and their attempts at out-mean-girling each other against players and fans they don't like. As RedState's Rusty Weiss reported, we saw this most recently during Game 2 of the first-round series between the Las Vegas Aces and the Indiana Fever on Tuesday. Though the Fever went on to win 99-89 and even up the best-of-three ga
Trump Reveals What May Be Next for Jerome Powell After Federal Reserve IG Issues Report (opens the original)
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It's no secret that President Donald Trump is not a fan of former Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. A new report released by the Federal Reserve Inspector General's Office has only heightened Trump's disdain for Powell, and in a Truth Social post written in response to the report, the President revealed what he hopes will be next for him. Before we get to that, let's take a look at the findings: The Federal Reserve’s inspector general determined management and oversight failures contribute
SCOTUS Ruling Clears Path for Tennessee Convicted Murderer Christa Pike’s Execution (opens the original)
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The lawyers for Tennessee convicted murderer Christa Pike appear to have run out of options thanks to the Supreme Court, which ruled earlier this evening that "The application to vacate stay of execution of sentence of death presented to Justice Kavanaugh and by him referred to the Court is granted." The ruling from the nation's court came several hours after a decision from the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals earlier in the day effectively halted Pike's scheduled execution. Tennessee's Attorney
What Would You Do? (opens the original)
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Many years ago, when Mom, Dad, and I went to a local drugstore to pick up a few things, we got separated in the store. Mom and I wanted to look at the greeting cards, so my dad decided to meander around near the front of the store, which was an aisle or two up from where we were. At one point, we heard a commotion, which included loud voices near the front registers and what sounded like someone rattling the glass front doors. It sounded like they were getting robbed. I heard someone say, "Calm
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