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25 Mar

3 Soccer Stars Suffer Heart Attacks, Seizures Mid-Game

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Three soccer stars have collapsed on the field after suffering sudden heart attacks and seizures in the middle of their games which were broadcast on live TV. The shocking scenes are just the latest incidents to hit the sports world. Since vaccine mandates were rolled out for most athletes in…

25 Mar

Canada to Freeze Bank Accounts of ‘Low Social Credit Score’ Citizens

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The Canadian government is rolling out new laws that will limit financial "freedom" to citizens who maintain a satisfactory "social credit score." Under the new system, "low credit score individuals" will have their bank accounts frozen. In order to regain access to their money, and participate in society, citizens will…

24 Mar

Japan Bans Covid Shots over Soaring Sudden Deaths

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Japan has just banned Covid mRNA shots for public use and called on other nations to follow suit after an official government study tied the injections to the nation's soaring sudden deaths. Like many other countries around the world, Japan has been battling a crisis of skyrocketing sudden and unexpected…

23 Mar

Federal Judge Appointed by Obama Supports Law That Allows Non-Citizens and Illegal Aliens to Vote in Municipal Elections

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On Friday, a federal judge upheld a Washington DC law permitting noncitizens, including illegal immigrants, to vote in municipal elections. Amy Berman Jackson, a US District Judge for the District of Columbia appointed by Obama, dismissed a lawsuit filed by a conservative group challenging the Local Resident Voting Rights Act,…

22 Mar

U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon Approves Special Counsel’s Request, but Orders Sharing of Material ‘Helpful’ to Trump

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On March 22, U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon made a ruling regarding a request from special counsel Jack Smith in the high-profile classified documents case against former President Donald Trump. The judge determined that information helpful to the defense may have to be shared in some form but information…

22 Mar

IRS Boss Danny Werfel Announces New Plan to Boost the Agency’s Workforce to 100,000 in the Coming Years

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The IRS, led by Commissioner Danny Werfel, plans to increase its workforce to over 100,000 employees in the coming years. “We’re at 90,000 now. I think to get into a right-size position over the next two to three years, we need to be above 100,000, but not that much above…

22 Mar

UPDATE: Arizona Rancher Who Fatally Shot Illegal Alien on His Property Goes on Trial

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The Arizona rancher, who was arrested and accused of second-degree murder and aggravated assault for protecting his wife and property from illegal aliens, is set to stand trial starting this Friday. George Alan Kelly, aged 74, was taken into custody for the murder of Gabriel Cuen-Butimea at his ranch located…

22 Mar

Marjorie Taylor Greene Makes Move, Files Motion to Vacate Against Speaker Mike Johnson After House Passage of $1.2T Spending Bill

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On Friday, U.S. House Rep Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) filed a motion to vacate against House Speaker Mike Johnson after the body passed a $1.2T spending bill. Greene shared a clip of remarks that she made on the steps of the U.S. Capitol in a post on X and explained…

22 Mar

Donald Trump Set to Potentially Get $3.5B Windfall After Shareholders Approve Truth Social Merger

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Former President Donald Trump is poised to receive a significant windfall of $3.5 billion following the approval of a merger between Digital World Acquisition Corp. and his Truth Social platform by shareholders on Friday. The possibility of a multibillion-dollar injection comes at a time when New York Attorney General Letitia…

22 Mar

102-Year-Old Man Faces Heavy Fine if Graffiti on Home’s Back Fence Isn’t Cleaned Up

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According to the reports, the City of Oakland, California has instructed a resident who is over 100 years old to remove graffiti from his property or else face a significant penalty. Victor Silva Sr., a 102-year-old wheelchair user who has been a resident and taxpayer in his Oakland neighborhood for…