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Caitlin Clark Finally Bows to ‘White Privilege’ Pressure, Issues Disappointing Announcement
Well, it was bound to happen. Caitlin Clark is Time Magazine’s Athlete of the Year. I was unaware that Time Magazine was still around; I’m usually only reminded in December because they have a Person of the Year Award. That hasn’t been announced yet, although the shortlist includes Donald Trump, Kamala Harris, Joe Rogan, Elon…
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Breaking: Mitch McConnell Injured in Senate Fall, Possibly Bleeding
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell reportedly fell and cut his face after the Republicans’ weekly conference lunch at the Capitol on Tuesday. “McConnell, 82, was treated by EMTs in his Senate office after the scrape, but his successor calmed nerves minutes later to announce the GOP leader was on the mend,” the New York Post…
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Blind Biden: POTUS Literally Wearing Blanket Can’t Find Cameras to Wave At
The leader of the free world was caught wearing an expression of bemused befuddlement Monday while again being directed which way to turn. Biden was attending the Tribal Nations Summit and was vacantly looking toward his left during a video of a photo op posted to X. “I think they want us to look over…
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Black Kamala Harris Staffers Allege They Faced ‘Outright Racial Discrimination’ from Campaign
A monster of its own creation has already begun to devour the Democratic Party. Obsessed with identity-based grievances, Democrats have ironically cultivated those same grievances against their own leaders from inside their own ranks. According to The New York Times, the post-election autopsy on Vice President Kamala Harris’s failed campaign included a survey in which…
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Judge Gunned Down in Chambers Linked to Shocking Allegations of Corruption and Exploitation
District Judge Kevin Mullins, who was fatally shot in his own chambers by former Sheriff Shawn “Mickey” Stines, is now at the center of disturbing allegations that paint his courthouse as a hub of systemic abuse, corruption, and exploitation. Revelations of a shocking sex-for-favors scheme have emerged from police recordings obtained by NewsNation’s Banfield, unveiling…
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IVF Mix-up Lands Two Families With Each Others’ Babies, So Parents Come up With Literally Unheard-of Solution
She carried the baby and gave birth to her, but after a few months, Daphna Cardinale and her husband, Alexander, realized something was terribly wrong. The baby wasn’t theirs, and it was all because of an in vitro fertilization mix-up. In vitro fertilization involves joining a woman’s egg with a man’s sperm in a laboratory…
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Liberal John Oliver Winning Streak Finished: His Show’s Pulled from Award Consideration
There’s going to be a new champion of talk shows when it comes to the Critics Choice Awards. And that’s because British comedian and HBO parody-news pundit John Oliver and his show, “Last Week Tonight,” won’t be winning the title this year — bringing an end to four straight wins in the category. Perhaps most…
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Denny’s to Be Decimated in Wave of Closures, Half of Menu to Be Axed
It’s been a rough year for Denny’s, the iconic American breakfast eatery chain, and a drastic plan to save the establishment was announced in a recent earnings call. Perhaps, the most dramatic change: Denny’s has announced it will close 150 of its restaurants in two phases over the next year. In a Tuesday earnings call,…
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‘He Knows His Generation’: Melania Stunned by Barron’s ‘Incredible’ Advice That Helped Trump Beat Kamala
Former and future first lady Melania Trump said that she’s very proud of her son, Barron Trump, and praised him for his role in helping his father Donald Trump win the presidency last month. “He is a grown young man,” she said of her 18-year-old son during a Friday interview on Fox News. “I’m very…
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Court Hands Tucker Carlson Major Victory, Ray Epps Defeated
A federal judge dismissed a January 6th defendant’s defamation lawsuit against Fox News and its former primetime TV anchor, Daily Caller co-founder Tucker Carlson on Wednesday. Delaware Federal District Court Judge, Jennifer Hall, ruled that Carlson’s reporting on Epps was protected under the First Amendment because Epps’ lawyers did not prove Carlson had acted with…
