U.S. — What had been expected to be a delightful lunch was thrown into chaos and threatened to destroy an entire day, as a local man's sandwich was completely ruined after not being cut into triangles.
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On Monday's "National Report," Kevin and Sam Sorbo slammed New York City teachers leading anti-ICE protests in classrooms.
“Judicial Watch is fighting for a full account of how the Biden team weaponized the full weight of the federal government to target their political foes,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said
Where is the media outrage at Justice Jackson attending an overtly partisan awards show where the attendees trashed the Trump admin?
The biggest winner of Billie Eilish’s award-winning weekend at the Grammys might be her stalker. While accepting the Grammy Award for Song of the Year, Eilish said: “As grateful as I feel, I honestly don’t feel like I need to say anything, but, that no one is illegal on stolen land.” “It’s just really hard […]
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While most of the South is bouncing back from the ongoing winter storms , the crisis in Nashville and parts of Mississippi is dragging into another week, with at least 37 dead and tens of thousands still without power. Why it matters: Unlike Texas in 2021, power generation held up. The failures were more mundane: Icy trees snapped power lines, and crews struggled to reach damaged poles. That's left a patchwork recovery: Most of the region is recovering, but tens of thousands remain stuck without heat in freezing temperatures. Driving the news: At least 37 people have died — 21 in Tennessee, 16 in Mississippi — according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Sunday operations briefing . - As of Monday morning, more than 50,000…