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WNBA Star Calls Fans 'Sensitive' for Tearing Her Apart Over Caitlin Clark Criticism
Diana Taurasi declined to back down after she told ESPN that Caitlin Clark was in for a reality check when she entered the WNBA.
Fox News Caves to Hunter Biden, Pulls Controversial Series
Lawyers for Hunter Biden announced on Monday they intended to imminently sue the network for alleged defamation.
Instantly Iconic: NYPD Tears Down Palestinian Flag After Taking Back Campus, Raises American Flag
The NYPD tearing down a Palestinian flag and replacing it with the American flag at an NYC College made for an instantly iconic moment.
The Joke's on They/Them: Why Leftists Aren't Funny
Leftists only have themselves to blame for how easy they make it for comedians to make them the butt of their jokes.
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Judge Merchan Makes Shocking Decision About Trump Going to Barron's Graduation
After several weeks, Judge Merchan has made a decision on whether or not Donald Trump can attend his son's graduation.
Biden Considering Bringing Gaza Palestinians to US and Giving Them Citizenship - Numbers Show That Could Be Disastrous
It doesn't sound like the Biden administration wants to talk publicly about the possibility of admitting refugees into the U.S. from Gaza.
Small Group of Students Defends American Flag from Furious Mob: 'I Love My Country'
Students who were seen shielding the American flag refused to budge when a crowd of anti-Israel agitators surrounded them.
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Interview: CEO of Christian Gaming App Talks 'God's Truth Through Video Games'
Studies show children are spending hours a day playing video games, and the content they are exposed to is extremely important.
The Problem with 41% of Churchgoers Seeing No Biblical Problem with Same-Sex 'Marriage'
Since 1996, American analytics company Gallup has been polling the American public on their support for so-called gay "marriage."
Supreme Court Set to Decide Case That Could Criminalize Homeless Encampments
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Monday regarding a case that could have major implications regarding homelessness in America.
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