Day: November 3, 2025
Erika Kirk to be honored with first-ever Charlie Kirk Legacy Award at Fox Nation’s Patriot Awards
Stream Fox Nation’s seventh annual Patriot Awards live featuring Jason Aldean, Sean Hannity, and Fox News personalities celebrating American heroes and first responders.
House Republicans’ Campaign Arm Says GOP Has Wind At Its Back One Year Out From Midterms
The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC), the House GOP’s campaign arm, is arguing that Republicans are well-positioned to maintain control of the lower chamber — one year out from Election Day 2026. Though midterm elections tend to favor the party out of power, the NRCC is arguing that 2026 will be different, citing Democrats’ historic […]
Rich Kid Graham Platner Calls To Make Billionaires Extinct
PORTLAND, Maine—Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner, the grandson of a world-famous architect known for “opulent” designs who attended an elite Connecticut prep school, said billionaires should be “extinct.”
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How the UN Tossed Out Israeli Intel To Downplay UNRWA’s Ties to Hamas
A U.N. probe into its staffers’ involvement in the Oct. 7 attack against Israel dismissed key intelligence—including intercepted audio recordings and cell phone data—that connected those staffers to Hamas, a Washington Free Beacon review of confidential U.N. documents found.
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‘Citation Diversity Statement’: A Renowned Chemist Sounds Off On Her Boycott of a Premier Scientific Journal
Nature Reviews Psychology, an imprint of the prestigious Nature publishing group, announced in October that it was “explicitly encouraging” authors to include a “citation diversity statement” in their articles. The statement would affirm that they had made an effort to cite from “a diverse group of researchers” and acknowledge “citation imbalances” based on race and gender.
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‘Horror story’: RFK Jr. reveals chilling organ harvesting scandal
A shocking revelation from Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has exposed what he calls a “horror story” inside America’s organ donation system.
On a recent segment of Newsmax, RFK Jr. detailed a case in which a woman allegedly awoke while her organs were being harvested and did not live to tell the tale.
“It’s a horror story, and part of it is because of the capture of the agency that was regulating ORR, had a — the board that was actually regulating organ harvesting was overlapping with the contractor that was actually harvesting the organs,” he began.
“I had one instance where a family was waiting at the hospital for the body of their deceased relative. The relative was brought to one of these private organ harvesting centers, awoke while they were harvesting her organs, and then was brought back to the hospital … where she died eventually,” he continued.
“But the family, you know, brought litigation, and that’s the only reason that we learned of this story. We’ve done a complete investigation of that company. We’ve taken the contract away from that company, and we’re reorganizing it so that we will be regulating it and running it directly at HHS and this will never happen again,” he added.
BlazeTV host Pat Gray is astonished.
“That is bizarre. And they did a thorough investigation. Turns out it’s true?” Gray says. “That’s weird.”
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Julie Anne San Jose, Rita Daniela, Mark Bautista join Tiffany Young as ‘Veiled Musician PH’ judges
Julie Anne San Jose, Rita Daniela, and Mark Bautista have been announced as the judges of “Veiled Musician Philippines!”
PNP: Defense measures ready amid cyberattack threat
The Philippine National Police (PNP) said Monday that cybersecurity measures are already in place even before the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) a possible Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack on November 5.
Signal No. 4 up in 8 areas as Tino slightly intensifies
Signal No. 4 is hoisted in eight areas as Typhoon Tino slightly intensified while drawing near Eastern Visayas in the Caraga area, PAGASA said late Monday afternoon.
NCAA: League”s top rebounder Jhuniel Dela Rama shows scoring touch in San Sebastian”s upset of Letran
Known for crashing the boards, Jhuniel Dela Rama showed he can score too.
