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Firm Behind Planned Facility Near Heartland Military Bases Confirms Reports Are True, Company Has Direct Links to Chinese Communist Party

The president of Cnano USA testified before a Kansas House committee that its Chinese parent company employs CCP members.

By Mike Landry, The Western Journal March 11, 2024

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City Police Now Only Responding to Late Night Emergencies if They Are 'In-Progress'

Pittsburgh's reducing of police presence in the early hours of the morning further demonstrates the consequences of defunding the police.

By Allison Anton, The Western Journal March 11, 2024

A "progress pride" flag flies is pictured in an image from The Denver Post account on X.

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California City Passes Ban Preventing Government from Flying 'Pride' Flags

Huntington Beach, California voters decided only certain flags can be displayed on government buildings. Guess which one is not on the list?

By Adelle Nazarian, The Western Journal March 10, 2024

Firefighters and staff booed New York Attorney General Letitia James during a promotion ceremony Thursday in New York.

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FDNY Commish Will 'Hunt Down' Firefighters Who Dared Boo Letitia James at Ceremony - First Amendment Is Dead

The New York City Fire Department is aiming to punish those who booed AG Letitia James while trying to claim political neutrality.

By Connor Cavanaugh, The Western Journal March 10, 2024

President Joe Biden is interviewed by MSNBC on Saturday.

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Biden Has 'Regret' for What He Said About Lincoln Riley Murder Suspect

President Joe Biden's backpedaling about how he characterized Laken Riley's accused killer has led to a wave of anger.

By Jack Davis, The Western Journal March 10, 2024

Many of the sites handled by the National Park System no longer accept cash payments for entry fees.

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Fed-Up Woman Defies US Gov't, Refuses to Back Down After Feds Try Forcing Her to Go Cashless

As the government continues to push the idea of a cashless society on citizens, many are becoming increasingly fed up with the agenda.

By Connor Cavanaugh, The Western Journal March 10, 2024

North Carolina voters gave 21-year-old Wyatt Gable a primary win over an 84-year-old, 10-term incumbent, according to the Associated Press.

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Major Upset as College Junior Defeats 10-Term Incumbent

A Trump-supporting young conservative has defeated a longtime incumbent in a North Carolina GOP primary.

By Jack Davis, The Western Journal March 9, 2024

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Governor Youngkin Invokes Veto, Stops Virginia's Entry Into Multi-State Vote Compact

Its founder's dual roles at ERIC and his Center for Election Innovation and Research have raised conflict of interest allegations.

By Rachel M. Emmanuel, The Western Journal March 9, 2024

Newly released figures show 7.6 million illegal aliens have crossed into the U.S. since Joe Biden's inauguration.

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Judge Upholds Biden Scheme to Move 30,000 More Migrants Per Month Into US

President Joe Biden got a judge's blessing to keep bringing up to 30,000 migrants a month into the United States.

By Jack Davis, The Western Journal March 9, 2024

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Watch: Clarence Thomas and 2 Other Justices Skip Biden's SOTU as 6 of the 9 Walk in

Biden criticized some members of the Supreme Court during a charged moment of his speech, but only six justices showed up to hear it.

By Johnathan Jones, The Western Journal March 8, 2024

President Joe Biden holds up a button with 22-year-old murder victim Laken Riley’s name during the State of the Union address on Thursday, but he got her name wrong, calling her “Lincoln.”

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SOTU: Biden Takes MTG's Dare to Mention Laken Riley, Promptly Calls Her 'Lincoln' TWICE

Had it not been for Biden’s immigration policies, Laken Riley likely would have been studying to be a nurse on Thursday night.

By Johnathan Jones, The Western Journal March 7, 2024

The bill would have removed a requirement for the state to preserve a famous carving of Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson.

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Attack on Stone Mountain Dead in the Water After Georgia State Lawmakers Rise Up: Report

The effort to remove Georgia's Stone Mountain Park's designation as a Confederate Memorial started with three Democrat state representatives.

By Jack Gist, The Western Journal March 7, 2024

hundreds of illegal immigrants being processed by U.S. Border Patrol officers

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Democratic Senator Blocks Bill That Would Require Detainment of Illegal Immigrants Charged with Violent Crimes

The bill is named for Sarah Root, a young woman whose life was cut short by an illegal immigrant drunken driver, according to police.

By Connor Cavanaugh, The Western Journal March 7, 2024

Laken Riley, the murdered nursing student at the University of Georgia.

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Laken Riley's Parents Reject Invite to Biden's State of the Union

An empty place in the House chamber will speak volumes when President Joe Biden gives his State of the Union address.

By Jack Davis, The Western Journal March 6, 2024

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National Guard Troops Deployed to NYC Subway Amid Spate of 'Heinous' Violence

Gov. Kathy Hochul is forced to deploy 1,000 personnel into the New York subways as crime continues to be a growing issue.

By Connor Cavanaugh, The Western Journal March 6, 2024

Former NBA star and current basketball analyst Charles Barkley is pictured in a 2022 broadcast.

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Black Congressman Torches Charles Barkley for Saying He'd Punch Black Men Wearing Trump's Mug Shot - 'He's Not Going to Punch Me'

Conservative Rep. Wesley Hunt called out Charles Barkley for making threats against blacks who wear Trump's mug shot.

By Connor Cavanaugh, The Western Journal March 6, 2024

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Democrat DA Denied Ability to Vote After Someone Had Cast Ballot in Her Name

A Texas district attorney found out for herself on Tuesday just how vulnerable the electon system is to misakes.

By Jack Davis, The Western Journal March 6, 2024

On Tuesday, Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg appeared on CNBC to speak with Joe Kernen. When Buttigieg attempted to blame the border crisis on former President Donald Trump, Kernen did not listen to him.

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'Let Me Finish' - Pete Buttigieg Torched by CNBC Host Live On Air After He Defends Biden's Handling of Border Crisis

CNBC's Joe Kernen refused to allow the Biden administration to blame the border crisis on former President Donald Trump.

By Johnathan Jones, The Western Journal March 5, 2024

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Biden Administration Hammers Major Christian University with Record-Breaking Fine

Liberty University says it was treated unfairly during a seven-year review of its policies for reporting crimes on campus.

By Jack Davis, The Western Journal March 5, 2024

Small judge gavel placed on table near folders

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Federal Judge Gives Christian Employers a Massive Win Over the Biden Administration

Christians have good reason to applaud Traynor's ruling. But we still have a long way to go if we hope to restore a constitutional republic.

By Michael Schwarz, The Western Journal March 5, 2024

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Colorado Secretary of State Hit with More Bad News After Attempt to Block Trump from Ballot Fails: A Recall Effort Is Underway

Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold has received more bad news in the form of a recall effort headed by Rep. Lauren Boebert.

By Allison Anton, The Western Journal March 5, 2024

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