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17 Feb

Supreme Court Justice Rumored To Be Considering Retirement

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Rumors are swirling in legal and political circles that a sitting Supreme Court justice may be weighing retirement, a move that could hand President Donald Trump another opportunity to reshape the nation’s highest court. The speculation centers on Justice Samuel Alito, who marks two decades on the bench this year.…

17 Feb

Top Trump Official Resigns Unexpectedly

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One of the Trump administration’s most outspoken defenders of its tough immigration agenda is heading for the exit, according to two Department of Homeland Security officials familiar with the move. Tricia McLaughlin, spokesperson for Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, is expected to notify colleagues Tuesday that she plans to step…

17 Feb

‘Heroes’ Wrestle Transgender Shooter To Ground, Prevent More Deaths

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Dramatic video circulating online captures the terrifying moment a gunman opened fire inside a Rhode Island ice rink — and the split-second when stunned spectators fought back. The grainy footage shows a man in a hat walking down the aisle of the Dennis M. Lynch Arena in Pawtucket on Monday…

17 Feb

Chilling New Details Emerge After ‘Transgender’ Sicko Murders His Own Family At Hockey Game

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A mother of three was shot to death alongside one of her children after her transgender ex-husband opened fire during a high school hockey game in Rhode Island, authorities said. Rhonda Dorgan, 52, was killed Monday afternoon at the Dennis M. Lynch Arena in Pawtucket when her ex-husband, Robert Dorgan,…

17 Feb

Anderson Cooper Stuns Fans With Sudden Career Pivot

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Anderson Cooper is stepping away from CBS’ “60 Minutes” after nearly two decades, saying he wants to focus more on raising his young children. Cooper, who has contributed reports to the iconic Sunday newsmagazine since the 2006-2007 season while also anchoring CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360,” confirmed Monday that he will…

17 Feb

Hockey Game Shooter Identified As Transgender

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A suspect who allegedly shot and killed two people inside a Rhode Island ice rink before taking his own life had a documented history of family conflict tied to gender identity, according to court records cited by a local news outlet. Police identified the gunman as Robert Dorgan, 56, who…

17 Feb

Jesse Jackson Passes Away At 84

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The Rev. Jesse Jackson, a towering figure of the civil rights era, two-time Democratic presidential candidate and founder of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, died Tuesday morning at 84, his family said. “It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of civil rights leader and founder of the Rainbow…

16 Feb

2028 Dem Hopeful Embroiled In Scandal After Cousin’s Resignation Over Epstein Bombshell

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A prominent Democratic governor considered a potential 2028 presidential contender is facing renewed political scrutiny after his cousin abruptly stepped down from a major corporate post, citing regret over past associations with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. On Monday, Thomas J. Pritzker, 75, announced he would retire immediately as executive…

16 Feb

‘Hero’ Father Stops Mass Shooting At Hockey Game In Rhode Island; 4 Injured

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At least two people were killed in an apparent mass shooting at an indoor ice rink in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, on Monday afternoon, according to local reports. Police told WPRI 12 that the suspect is dead. Local sports reporter Branden Mello said one of the victims also died. The gunfire…

16 Feb

Eric Swalwell Humiliated After His ‘Erotic Poetry’ Is Exposed

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California gubernatorial candidate Eric Swalwell wrote a graphic, sexually charged poem as a teenager that is now resurfacing amid his run for higher office, according to a report. The Democrat authored the piece at age 19 while attending Campbell University, where he contributed to the campus literary magazine “The Lyricist”…