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Hate crime? Editor of Harvard Law Review caught on camera verbally assaulting Israeli student during protest on campus

11.05.23 | Jenna Curren Analysis

Ibrahim Bharmal can be seen verbally accosting an Israeli student who was simply trying to pass through the pro-Palestine protest.
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CT school superintendent lawyers up after parents expose graphic porn available through school to students

11.05.23 | Noah Webster Opinion

Questions about a teacher wearing an LGBT pin during student open house morphed into a series of FOIA requests on not-so-soft pornography being allowed in school libraries.
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New York man who killed father, son execution-style in Brooklyn is shot and killed after charging police with knife

11.03.23 | Pat Droney Analysis

A Brooklyn, NY man, caught on video surveillance shooting father and son execution-style in an apartment building on Sunday, was shot and killed by NYPD after charging police with a 6-inch knife.
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Massachusetts taxpayers footed $1.4 million for Boston Children's Hospital 'gender transition services'

11.03.23 | Noah Webster Editorial

A freedom of information request by the Daily Caller News Foundation revealed Boston Children's Hospital received over $1.4 million for gender transition services from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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Police department in Florida 'crashes' law enforcement expo in Chicago to recruit new officers

11.03.23 | Jenna Curren News

Taking full advantage of House Bill 3, officers from the Bradenton Police Department took a road trip to the Windy City to recruit officers who would get a $5K bonus after taxes if they join BPD.
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Crypto huckster, Democrat donor, and non-fashion model Sam Bankman-Fried guilty on all charges in FTX cryptocurrency scheme

11.03.23 | Pat Droney Editorial

Sam Bankman-Fried, the slovenly former billionaire owner of FTX, a cryptocurrency firm, was convicted by a New York federal jury on all seven charges relative to the scheme that bilked investors out of billions.
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Even the USDOJ is quietly announcing it: We have a crisis in the number of police officers

11.03.23 | Leonard Sipes Analysis

USDOJ: Law enforcement agencies across the country face a “historic crisis” in recruiting and retaining qualified candidates.
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Cornell student accused of threatening to murder Jewish students could face five years in prison

11.03.23 | Greg Hoyt Analysis

A student at Cornell University is facing up to five years in prison after authorities say he threatened to sexually assault and kill Jewish students via online posts.
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Biden threatens to 'end arms shipments' to Israel after National Security Minister gives guns to citizens

11.03.23 | Leah Anaya Analysis

The US has threatened to end "arms shipments" to Israel due to an image circulating that showed National Security Minister handing out firearms to citizens.
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Police in Puerto Rico arrest 380 people in operation targeting gangs

11.03.23 | Greg Hoyt Analysis

Police in Puerto Rico launched a sweeping arrest operation, targeting the likes of criminal organizations in the U.S. territory allegedly involved in the drug and illegal weapons trade.
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Man leaves CEO position to join in fight for his people after witnesses terror attack in Israel

11.03.23 | LET Guest Editorial

"Until 10/7 I was a CEO, now, forged by the pain of steel, a soldier."
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Muslim woman shouting 'Allahu akbar' and threatening to murder everyone shot by police

11.03.23 | Pat Droney Analysis

Frightened commuters contacted police after the woman, wearing a burka, began acting irrationally, shouting threats and threatening commuters.
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Suspect identified in killing of visiting nurse is a sex offender with 'violent tendencies'

11.02.23 | Jenna Curren Analysis

Police have arrested a man on unrelated charges, but has been identified as the suspect in the killing of a visiting nurse.
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Radical leftists virtually orgasmic over Robert E. Lee statue that stood in Charlottesville being melted down

11.02.23 | Noah Webster Opinion

After the Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville, Virginia, site of a violent 2017 riot, was torn down, it was uncertain what its fate would be. Now we know...it was melted down and the ingots will be fashioning into a "piece of art."
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YouTube shuts down LAPD channel for community guideline violations over "violent" content

11.02.23 | Mitchell McKinley Editorial

YouTube steps in to prevent LAPD from seeking public information to track down violent suspects.
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