Longtime North Carolina State radio broadcaster Gary Hahn has been indefinitely suspended for making a politically incorrect remark while calling his team’s college football bowl game. During […] Read the full story ›
St. Louis Circuit Court Judge Joan Moriarty has ruled Wednesday that Mark and Patricia McCloskey won’t receive their guns or fines back following their pardon for exercising […] Read the full story ›
Outgoing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Friday raised the House’s “salary cap” for staffers to $212,100, which is $38,000 more than what their bosses make. “As you […] Read the full story ›
North Korea launched at least one ballistic missile test Saturday local time, South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency warned, as the communist North finished out 2022 with a […] Read the full story ›
NFL Hall of Fame middle linebacker Brian Urlacher blasted the Biden administration for saying “people aren’t just walking across” the U.S.-Mexico border during a Friday Newsmax appearance. […] Read the full story ›
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A new blow for press freedom. The post Zelensky gives his government powers to restrict media, block websites, order Big Tech to censor appeared first on Reclaim The Net. Read the full story ›
After recent allegations they were being used by the DEA. The post Lawmakers to investigate US’ use of spyware tools appeared first on Reclaim The Net. Read the full story ›
The Republican Party is entering 2023 plagued by uncertainty and division after it failed to score a more decisive victory in the 2022 midterm elections. Former President Donald Trump, who is running for the White House in 2024, is becoming more and more controversial, according to a report. ‘Republican-on-Republican Attacks’ A year ago, the GOP…
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Since California approved the country’s first prohibition on single-use shopping bags in 2014, the majority of grocery businesses have switched to thicker, reusable, recyclable plastic bags. However, Attorney General Rob Bonta is currently reviewing whether the bags are in fact recyclable as legally required. He demanded six bag makers provide evidence to support their claims…
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