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Dave Chappelle's Alma Mater Was Set to Name a Theater After Him; Instead He Chose a Name That Celebrates Free Speech

Comedian Dave Chappelle turned down the opportunity to have a theater named after him, choosing instead a name that represents free speech.

 By Andrew Jose, The Western Journal  June 21, 2022

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Breaking: Testimony Confirms Uvalde Officers Ready to Breach in 3 Min but Waited 1 Hour 14 Minutes 8 Seconds

The director of the Texas Department of Public Safety excoriated the Uvalde Police Department's school shooting response.

 By Richard Moorhead, The Western Journal  June 21, 2022

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Dem Mayor's Juneteenth Statue Backfires After She Unveils Horrifying Sculpture to Black Citizens

Rather than honoring the memories of those who were enslaved prior to the Civil War, "All Power to All People" comes across as a mockery.

 By Elizabeth Stauffer, The Western Journal  June 21, 2022

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Ghislaine Maxwell Touts Her Clinton Connection in Bid for Lighter Prison Sentence: Report

"In sentencing Ms. Maxwell, the Court cannot be influenced by this inexorable drumbeat of public condemnation," Maxwell's lawyers wrote.

 By Andrew Jose, The Western Journal  June 21, 2022

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Biden's Newest Envoy Is a Black Activist Who Thinks White Diplomats Are Too 'Protective' of America

Sadly, the statements from the Biden administration's new envoy are par for the course at the State Department.

 By C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal  June 21, 2022

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Major Bank That First Predicted US Recession Says New Developments Mean It Will Be Even 'More Severe'

A major bank that was among the first the predict a recession is now warning that the recession could start sooner and be more severe.

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  June 21, 2022

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Breaking: SCOTUS Delivers Huge Win for Christian Charter Schools

The case was from Maine, but has national implications. 'Big win for religious liberty at SCOTUS today,' Missouri's attorney general tweeted.

 By Abby Liebing, The Western Journal  June 21, 2022

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Biden's Economy Now Seeing UPS Roll Out Pedal-Powered Delivery Vehicles

This Flintstones-level 'technology' spotlights the left's tone-deaf, impractical weaponization of climate alarmism.

 By Samantha Chang, The Western Journal  June 21, 2022

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Whistleblower Documents Show DHS Secretary Lied About True Purpose of the 'Disinformation Board'

Now, lawmakers want the Department of Homeland Security secretary back in front of Congress to answer their questions.

 By C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal  June 21, 2022

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GOP Senate Candidate's 'RINO Hunting' Video Already Banned by Facebook

The ad, released Monday by the controversial Republican, immediately drew criticism from the media for its content.

 By C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal  June 21, 2022

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Conservative Hispanics Are Rising Up, And the Undeniable National Trend Should Shake Democrats to the Core

The Democratic Party has made a mad dash to the far left while demonizing anyone that won't march in lockstep with them.

 By Elizabeth Stauffer, The Western Journal  June 20, 2022

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Clinic Turns Away Man, 66, for Refusing to Answer Pregnancy Question as Woke Policy Takes Hold

If you think 'inclusivity' should trump science, facts, commonsense and reality, then your politics is more important to you than truth.

 By Warner Todd Huston, The Western Journal  June 20, 2022

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Report: Here's How Facebook Can Get Your Personal Medical Info with the Push of a Button

It's your appointment time. The doctor will see you now, and maybe all your friends will hit "like" and "share."

 By Mike Landry, The Western Journal  June 20, 2022

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Biden Acted Like He Didn't Hear the Question, So a Reporter Shouted His Challenge

A reporter in the room shouted at President Biden, 'Why have you stopped taking questions from the press? What are you afraid of?'

 By Jack Gist, The Western Journal  June 20, 2022

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Report: Texas and Arizona Have Sent 79 Buses With 2,500 Illegals Straight to Washington, DC

The move was made in response to Title 42 ending - but despite the fact it's been kept in place, both states keep sending migrants to D.C.

 By C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal  June 20, 2022

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Liberal Professor Has Public Meltdown After Seeing Flight Attendant Without Mask, It Backfires Badly

At this point, society is largely over mask orders, the people who enforce them, and those who shame non-maskers.

 By Elizabeth Stauffer, The Western Journal  June 20, 2022

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'Peaceful' DC Juneteenth Event Erupts Into Gunfire and Chaos

Police said local officials are determining what legal action to take against the event organizers. The event was unpermitted.

 By Andrew Jose, The Western Journal  June 20, 2022

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'Libs of TikTok' Doxer Gets to Keep Her Job, But She'll Have to Get Used to Some New Working Conditions First

The controversy that's surrounded the Washington Post and its controversial internet reporter still isn't going away.

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  June 20, 2022

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Texas GOP Openly Declares Biden an Illegitimate President, Rejects Certified 2020 Results

Texas Republicans have taken a dramatic stand on the 2020 presidential election, and it isn't what mainstream media outlets want to hear.

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  June 20, 2022

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GOP Rep Reveals Frightening Possibility as Biden's IRS Makes Unprecedented Purchases of Ammunition

President Joe Biden's Internal Revenue Service is purchasing an absurd amount of firearms ammunition. Here's what they could be planning.

 By Michael Austin, The Western Journal  June 19, 2022

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LAPD Forced to Form Hasty Skirmish Line as Mob Taking Over Street Gets Hostile

Out-of-control citizens shooting fireworks and throwing rocks and bottles are just an average day for the Los Angeles Police Department.

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  June 19, 2022