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Sinema: Biden administration’s extension of public health emergency 'proves the need' to delay lifting title 42
"The Administration’s extension of public health emergency authorities proves the need to delay lifting Title 42 to protect the health and safety of Arizona communities and migrants."
Twitter board approves 'poison pill' plan in desperate attempt to limit Elon Musk's stake in company
The company has adopted a "poison pill," which makes it difficult for Musk to increase his stake in the company past 15 percent. Currently, Musk owns just over 9 percent.
Concerned dad demands answers from Conservative leadership candidate on medical gender transition of minors
"I'm here representing thousands of parents whose children in the school system and by social media have come to believe in this pseudo scientific nonsense that there is such a thing as a child born in the wrong body," said Elston.
US Park Police face restrictions on use of non-lethal force to deal with protestors as part of settlement with DOJ
Changes will include more specific requirements for the visible identification of officers, limits on the usage of non-lethal force, strengthen pre-event planning and coordination, and procedures to facilitate safe crowd dispersal.
Biden admin pushes for medical gender transition of minors despite lack of support among Americans: poll
A recent poll revealed that 44 percent of Americans either somewhat oppose or strongly oppose the usage of puberty-blocking drugs on children.
Mother says daughter's entire friend group 'discovered' that they are transgender
"My teenage daughter has decided that she is 'trans’. So have all her friends. Not some of them. Not most of them. Every. Single. One," the mother begins.
Ron DeSantis signs bill banning abortions in Florida after 15 weeks
"We are here today to protect life. We are here to defend those who can’t defend themselves," DeSantis said. "It’s a statement of our values that every life is important."
Lawmakers raise concerns about Diane Feinstein's mental ability to serve in Senate due to advanced age
"It’s bad, and it’s getting worse," said one Democratic senator. Those that expressed concern said that doing so was painful because they respected the Senator and her career.
'Where all those who stated Black Lives Matter?': Mayor Eric Adams to BLM after string of shootings in New York
"Here's my question that I put out to the city. I thought Black Lives Matter. Where all those who stated Black Lives Matter?" Adams said.
Man fatally shot by police in Michigan formerly convicted of assaulting pregnant woman
In 2017, Lyoya was convicted of assaulting a pregnant woman. Lyoya violated his probation and did not pay his fine, resulting in the state garnishing his wages beginning in 2019.
Liberals triggered by Elon Musk's offer to buy Twitter
Following an early morning tweet from Elon Musk announcing that he has made $43 billion offer to buy Twitter, some of the platform’s users launched into a meltdown.
Chris Wallace is apparently TRIGGERED by the failure of CNN+
Former Fox News host Chris Wallace, who left the outlet to pursue a position with CNN’s new steaming service CNN+, is reportedly having "breakdowns" over the lackluster launch of the service last month.
Oklahoma high school teacher accused of supplying student with cocaine, alcohol
A former Oklahoma high school teacher is facing charges after he was accused of supplying drugs and alcohol to at least one minor.
BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors says charity tax forms are 'triggering’
"It is such a trip now to hear the term '990,'" Cullors said at the Friday event at the Vashon Center for the Arts. "I'm, like, ugh. It's, like, triggering."
Twitter shareholder sues Elon Musk for alleged securities fraud over not disclosing his stake sooner
Rasella’s lawsuit states that Musk was "motivated" to delay his disclosure, and was able to acquire more shares at a cheaper price.