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Ben & Jerry's Anti-Israel Move Backfires as Retailers Announce They Will Stop Selling Their Ice Cream

'Not only is Ben and Jerry’s boycott outrageous and blatant anti-Israel, it’s illegal. Israeli law requires the local distributor to sell.'

 By Randy DeSoto, The Western Journal  July 20, 2021

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Biden Admin Officially Blames China for Major Server Hack, Announces Criminal Charges Against 4 Chinese Nationals

'Countries around the world are making it clear that concerns regarding the PRC’s malicious cyber activities is bringing them together.'

 By Andrew Jose, The Western Journal  July 19, 2021

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Apple Removes App to Help People Spot Fakes on Amazon After Amazon Itself Issued the Demand

A popular online shopping fraud detection app has been kicked off the Apple app store at the request of Amazon.

 By Kipp Jones, The Western Journal  July 17, 2021

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California Hit with Bad News as Disney Moves Thousands of Jobs to 'Business-Friendly' State

The move represents more jobs for Florida, where Disney is already the largest employer in Central Florida

 By Andrew Jose, The Western Journal  July 17, 2021

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70-Year-Old Woman Allegedly Beaten by Walmart Employee While Bystanders Looked On

A Walmart worker is facing charges after a 70-year-old woman who wanted better customer service got a beating instead.

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  July 15, 2021

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Johnson & Johnson Issues Major Sunscreen Recall Over Cancer-Causing Chemical

Johnson & Johnson has been accused of having carcinogens in its products before, especially in its baby powder products.

 By Andrew Jose, The Western Journal  July 15, 2021

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Biden Responds to Skyrocketing Gas Prices By Vowing to Raise Taxes on Oil Companies

In a speech in suburban Chicago, President Biden promised that gas companies would be paying more to do business.

 By C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal  July 9, 2021

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Green Laws Are So Oppressive in CA That New Gaming Systems Are Now Outlawed

PC manufacturer Dell will not be able to ship some of its high-end gaming PCs to a handful of states due to strict energy standards.

 By Jacob Gurney, The Western Journal  July 7, 2021

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San Francisco Hit by Another Broad Daylight Shoplifter, This Time at a High-End Shop

Cellphone footage of the incident showed nearly a dozen shoplifters sprinting out of the store with arms full of handbags.

 By Erin Coates, The Western Journal  July 6, 2021

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Target Begins Closing All San Francisco Locations at 6 Due to 'Alarming Rise in Theft'

'People are scared to go into these stores: seniors, people with disabilities, children. And it's just happening brazenly.'

 By Erin Coates, The Western Journal  July 4, 2021

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Toyota Takes Bold Stand, Defends Donations to GOP Lawmakers Who Voted Against Election Certification

Many leftists have attempted to use the events of Jan. 6 to blackmail companies into halting donations to Republicans.

 By Grant Atkinson, The Western Journal  July 3, 2021

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Analysis: 60% of Americans Will Be Forced to Pay More in Taxes Under Biden's Plan

'About three-quarters of middle-income households would face a tax increase averaging about $300,' a tax policy expert said.

 By Samantha Chang, The Western Journal  June 26, 2021

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Airline That Received Billions of Taxpayer Dollars in Pandemic Relief Now Charging Customers a 'COVID Recovery' Fee

'Didn’t we all already pay the coronavirus surcharge when taxpayers had their pockets picked for $79 billion in subsidies?'

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  June 23, 2021

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Young Waitress Allegedly Beaten and Kidnapped by Customers Who Left Without Paying

According to police, the waitress gave chase after realizing the group of five was attempting to skip out on a $70 bill.

 By Samantha Kamman, The Western Journal  June 22, 2021

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American Airlines to Cancel Nearly 2,000 Flights Despite Receiving Billions

Despite receiving billions in government aid, American Airlines still laid off 19,000 employees and is now canceling nearly 2,000 flights.

 By Eric Nanneman, The Western Journal  June 22, 2021

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California to Spend Billions Paying Off All Overdue Rent Accumulated During Pandemic

Californina mulls extending the eviction moratorium until low-wage workers return to work despite incentivizing them to stay at home.

 By Eric Nanneman, The Western Journal  June 22, 2021

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Papa John's Executive Gifts 15-Year Employee New Car After Thieves Cause Old One to Be Set on Fire

The outlook seemed grim, but some kind people went to work to make sure Isaac Sanchez wasn't left destitute.

 By Amanda Thomason, The Western Journal  June 17, 2021

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Security Guard, Workers Stand By as Man Shoplifts from Walgreens in San Francisco

A brazen daylight shoplifting spree shows just how bad San Francsco's theft problem has gotten since the city started coddling criminals.

 By Kipp Jones, The Western Journal  June 15, 2021

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Canadian Shipping Company Offers Compensation After Family Says Truck Driver Ran Over Their Dog

In a matter of less than two hours, they went from spending a nice morning outdoors to saying an unexpected goodbye.

 By Amanda Thomason, The Western Journal  June 12, 2021

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'There Is Dignity in Work': Why Aren't Record Job Openings Leading to Record Hiring?

April had a record jobs report, with a record of 9.3 million jobs created. The May unemployment number is also 9.3 million.

 By Eric Nanneman, The Western Journal  June 9, 2021

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Elon Musk's SpaceX Teaming Up with the US Air Force to Deliver Cargo Anywhere in the World

The Air Force is investing $47.9 million in the ability to launch and land 100 tons of cargo anywhere in the world in less than an hour.

 By Eric Nanneman, The Western Journal  June 7, 2021