HeyJaredZach Kessel
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- Sep 27, 2026
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REVIEW: 'The Color of Money' (opens the original)
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The Color of Money is not the best film in its three leads' bodies of work (meaning costars Paul Newman and Tom Cruise, alongside director Martin Scorsese). That would be—reader objections expected—The Sting for Newman, Collateral for Cruise, and Goodfellas for Scorsese. Nor is it the most impressive entry in each man's catalogue: Newman's alcoholic ambulance chaser in The Verdict and Cruise's pickup artist-slash-motivational speaker in Magnolia represent two actors at the peak of their powers,
Arkansas Dem Senate Candidate Cops to Employing Illegal Aliens on Family Farm (opens the original)
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The Democratic Senate nominee in Arkansas, Hallie Shoffner, copped to employing illegal immigrants—or "undocumented" migrants, as she called them—on her family farm, telling a local podcast earlier this month that she’d "trade five Americans for just one" illegal alien "because of how hard they work." Shoffner discussed the issue during an appearance on the Free Arkansas podcast, saying that "every farmer" will tell you "we did or still do" employ illegal aliens. "I was chatting yesterday with a
Arkansas Dem Senate Candidate Called To 'Redirect' Taxpayer Funds Away From 'Punishment' in 'Equitable Fashion' (opens the original)
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Arkansas Democratic Senate nominee Hallie Shoffner vowed to "redirect" the "considerable resources of the federal government" away from "punishment" and toward "treatment and compassion" as part of a push to spend taxpayer money "in an equitable fashion," video footage reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon shows. Shoffner's comments came during a February 2026 Arkansas Progressive Democrats candidate forum featuring Shoffner and her then-primary opponent, Ethan Dunbar. Asked about her "stance o
Arkansas Dem Senate Candidate Donated to Bail Fund Founded by Activist Jailed for Firebombing Cop Cars (opens the original)
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The Democratic nominee for Senate in Arkansas, Hallie Shoffner, raised money in the summer of 2020 for a "racial and social justice" bail fund founded by a left-wing activist who was later sentenced to 17 months in prison for her role in a series of firebombing attacks on police cars in Little Rock. Shoffner and the family farming company she ran at the time, SFR Seed, donated flowers to a jewelry store in Little Rock, Bella Vita Jewelry, that in turn sold bouquets to raise money for the Little
‘Discriminatory and Hateful Behavior’: Nebraska Dem House Candidate Fought Measure Preventing Minors from Receiving Sex-Change Surgery (opens the original)
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The Democratic nominee in Nebraska's Second Congressional District, Denise Powell, opposes efforts to prevent children from undergoing sex-change surgery, a Washington Free Beacon review found. In a February 2023 Facebook post, Powell vowed to "never ever stop fighting" against a state law signed months later that prevents minors from accessing puberty blockers, hormone treatments, and sex-change surgeries. Powell wrote in the post that the bill "would make it illegal for kids to access gender-a
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