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Nick Saban offers words of wisdom as Lane Kiffin rumor mill heats up in college football coaching carousel
Legendary college football coach Nick Saban suggested that Lane Kiffin’s current job as head coach of Ole Miss may be better than the openings in the SEC.
Vance tells Republicans to stop fearing federal power, says Democrats pioneered weaponizing it
Vice President JD Vance told a Turning Point USA crowd that Republicans shouldn’t fear using federal power, arguing the left has done so for decades.
Vance to meet with Duffy, aviation leaders as shutdown ‘gravely’ impacts crucial industry
The government shutdown impacts the aviation industry as air traffic controllers work without pay, prompting a White House meeting with airline leaders ahead of holiday season.
The Cold Wars We Do Not Think We Are In Are Getting Hotter
Our Ambassador to the U.N. is getting interrupted like the Soviet Union still existed. President Trump has announced a resumption of nuclear weapons testing. The world is heating up. It has been more than thirty years since the United States conducted nuclear weapons tests other than on a computer. According to the President both Russia and China are conducting such tests despite agreements to cease doing so implemented when we ceased. These tests are primarily an exercise in saber rattling, as opposed to weapons development. The world is heating up in a big way.
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Josh Hawley Is Making The Wrong Argument For More Food Stamp Welfare
Hawley needs to explain why it’s imperative that we turn the welfare hose back on without including measures to prevent taxpayer-funded ‘assistance’ going to anyone but the most desperate.
New York’s Soft-On-Crime Laws Mean No Consequences For Serious Murder Threats
This sickness is the direct result of Democrats’ war on law and order, and it’s not a byproduct; it’s the goal.
Mississippi marked safe from disease-ridden monkey escapees
Disaster nearly struck eastern Mississippi on Tuesday, Oct. 28, when a truck hauling lab monkeys from Tulane University crashed, with several of the animals fleeing the vehicle.
While all but one of the escaped monkeys were “destroyed” — according to the Jasper County Sheriff’s Department — the monkeys were “aggressive to humans” and potentially carried “hepatitis C, herpes, and COVID-19.”
However, Tulane University has now set people’s minds at ease and claimed that the escaped primates would not be the cause of the next pandemic.
“Non-human primates at the Tulane National Biomedical Research Center are provided to other research organizations to advance scientific discovery,” Tulane University said in a statement. “The primates in question belong to another entity and are not infectious. We are actively collaborating with local authorities and will send a team of animal care experts to assist as needed.”
“I wasn’t aware that they transported monkeys this way,” BlazeTV co-host 1/4 Black Garrett says on “Normal World,” adding, “let alone with herpes and COVID.”
“Here’s what I love, though,” BlazeTV host Dave Landau chimes in. “They say ‘potentially diseased’ even though they have the three diseases and they’re coming from New Orleans.”
“You have, like, herpes, hepatitis C, and COVID-19. They always try to jam it in there like it’s just as bad. It sounds like you’re trying to tell a girl what you have,” Landau laughs. “You’re like, ‘Look, you might want to get tested for hep C. You know, maybe some herpes and, you know, COVID-19.’”
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3 people allegedly paid hit man to shoot and kill witness in child sex assault case, then killed the hit man
A shocking murder-for-hire plot in Missouri has led to the arrest of three people who were trying to cover up the sex assault of a 15-year-old girl, prosecutors say.
Kcoree Warren was shot and killed at his home on July 8 to keep him from testifying at trial against a man accused of having sex with the girl on March 21.
Klaus himself was killed on the same day, and prosecutors said the white Kia that was seen driving away was destroyed in a fire.
Police said a man named Lavor Harmon met the girl as she was walking home from a school bus and exchanged phone numbers with her. He picked her up later to go shopping and then allegedly had sex with the minor girl at his home.
Warren reported the alleged crime to police, and Harmon was charged on May 19.
About 10 days later, Harmon’s sister Lavonda Harmon went to Warren’s home with another man and offered him $12,000 to keep quiet about the crime. He declined.
Warren was then shot and killed later by Andrew Klaus.
Klaus himself was killed on the same day, and prosecutors said the white Kia that was seen driving away was destroyed in a fire.
Prosecutors say that Harmon was present when Klaus was killed, along with his uncle Anthony L. Young and that man’s son, Anthony D. Young.
Police say they know the identity of the man who went with Lavonda Harmon to offer the bribe, but they have not released that information, and he has not been charged.
Lavor Harmon is being held on a $2 million bond, while both Anthony L.Young and Anthony D. Young have bonds for $2 million on unrelated federal charges.
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Consular office to be opened in Busan, South Korea –Marcos
President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. said Thursday that a consular office in Busan would be opened by next year to provide services to Filipinos living here.
PH obtaining clearances for Filipinos rescued from Myanmar scam farms
The Department of Foreign Affairs on Thursday said it is coordinating with authorities in Myanmar and Thailand to obtaining exit clearances for Filipinos rescued from scam farms.
