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Hockey player dies after throat slashing - but was it a tragic accident or a violent murder?

Adam Johnson died after having his neck slashed by a skate. Now an inquiry has been started to determine if it was truly accidental.
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Report: Despite massive terror attack, Biden administration imposes gun control on Israeli citizens with threat

11.08.23 | Pat Droney Editorial

The Biden administration told Israel it could not provide American-made weapons to its citizens to defend themselves in the West Bank from Palestinian terrorists; otherwise the weapons would be withheld.
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School district disallows kids to finish foods because of 'behavior issues'

11.06.23 | LET Guest Opinion

A school district in MA is not giving their kids the recommended time for eating lunch because of "behavior issues."
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Mail-in ballots are safe? NJ Democrats indicted for election fraud-related charges in mail-in ballot schemes

11.06.23 | Pat Droney Editorial

Two New Jersey Democrats are facing election fraud charges related to mail-in ballot fraud, Just the News reports.
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Democrats purportedly pushing agenda for non-citizens to vote (and here's how they're doing it)

11.06.23 | Greg Hoyt Editorial

Speculation is growing that Democrats are working to embolden the border crisis so as to craft a funnel of imported voters for state & local elections.
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Florida sheriff cites owner of ‘Booty Patrol’ truck, issues claims of impersonating law enforcement

11.06.23 | Greg Hoyt Analysis

The DeSoto County Sheriff's Office issued a public advisory to be on the lookout for a truck with "Booty Patrol" decals, claiming the vehicle is impersonating law enforcement.
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Radical Board of Ed candidates trying to bring 'inclusion' and 'diversity' or indoctrination to CT town?

11.06.23 | Mitchell McKinley Opinion

It’s time to wake up, neighbors and citizens. The radical left is aggressively trying to take over and hijack education boards, and that's just the start.
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Activist for Black Lives Matter sentenced to over two years for fraud

11.05.23 | Chris Imel News

Activist for Black Lives Matter and Director for a nonprofit sentenced for funneling charity funds into her account.
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Police: 12-year-old boy accused of carjacking was turned in to authorities by his mother

11.05.23 | Chris Imel News

A young boy is accused of taking part in a carjacking which left his teenaged accomplice dead.
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Mother, son charged by authorities for transporting underage girlfriend over state lines to obtain an abortion

11.05.23 | Pat Droney Analysis

Police in Idaho have charged a mother and son with kidnapping in connection with a case where they took his pregnant girlfriend, a minor, across state lines into Oregon to get an abortion without her parent's consent
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Teen who beat teacher's aide unconscious over Nintendo Switch pleads no contest to felony battery charges

11.05.23 | Pat Droney Analysis

Brendan Depa was 17 when he violently assaulted a Florida teacher's aide, beating her into unconsciousness in an incident caught on video.
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Biden: Who needs rifles? America: Everyone

11.05.23 | Leah Anaya Editorial

Joe Biden asked who needs a firearm amidst war, surge of illegal and unknown immigrants, and instability around the globe.
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FBI raids home of NYC Mayor's fundraising consultant, Mayor cancels White House visit to rush back.

11.05.23 | Mitchell McKinley Analysis

While his office denies knowledge of the raid, Mayor Eric Adams cancelled a meeting with the President of the United States to rush back after the news.
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'Business' publication continues attack on religious beliefs of new House speaker, wife

11.05.23 | Mitchell McKinley Editorial

Business and Finance magazine mocks Speaker and his wife for their faith in Jesus.
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Caravan of Chinese migrants grows by the thousands within 48 hours as they make their way to the U.S.-Mexico border

11.05.23 | Jenna Curren Analysis

Social media apps share ways in which Chinese migrants can make their way to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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