I can only imagine how much delusion filled the room of the PolitiFact “brainstorming” session to choose the “winning” selection of its latest “Lie of the Year.”
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Virginia Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin is demonstrating how states should work together with President-elect Donald Trump to enact a smart, conservative agenda. This is key leadership by Youngkin as some blue state governors vow to impede Trump’s agenda at every turn.
John Elway has accumulated enormous accolades in his lifetime. First-team All-American at Stanford, New York Yankees draftee, three-time Super Bowl winner with the Broncos, NFL Hall of Famer. Now he can add “documentary subject” to his lengthy resume.
Documentary on John Elway, who led Broncos to five Super Bowls, to air on Netflix Read More »
The Aurora Police Department is seeking charges against 11 suspects in its investigation into a violent kidnapping and assault earlier this week at an apartment complex in Aurora.
Aurora police seek charges for suspects in Colorado apartment torture case Read More »
America’s largest health insurance company covers double mastectomies for some 17-year-old girls who identify as transgender.
UnitedHealthcare covers double mastectomies for 17-year-olds with gender dysphoria Read More »
Senate Democrats on Saturday morning concluded a nearly two-year-long investigation into the ethical practices of the Supreme Court, issuing a final report that focused on the court’s conservative members, accusing them of impropriety such as accepting lavish gifts and failing to recuse amidst conflicts of interests.
Senate Democrats use ethics investigation to target conservative Supreme Court justices Read More »
The suspected perpetrator of the Magdeburg Christmas market attack was reportedly an asylum seeker activist who was promoted by legacy media outlets, including the BBC.
Republican Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears of Virginia could make history next year as the nation’s first Black woman to win election as a governor.
2025 showdown: This Republican woman may become nation’s first Black female governor Read More »
A family in Colorado is stumped as to why neighbors have called police on them 20 times for having “too bright” of Christmas lights.
The tradition of hanging colored lights outside homes for Christmas originated in Denver in 1914 when a local electrician found a creative way to bring holiday cheer to his bedridden son.
