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During this week’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “Sunday Morning Futures,” Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) discussed the so-called Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and her state’s Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, Angie Nixon, who identifies with the DSA. Luna criticized the DSA, calling it an organization with a platform that uses anti-white rhetoric, is racist and, in some cases, antisemitic. “There’s a lot of information out there saying, hey, lookit, the Republicans have 100-plus-million dollars in the bank,” guest host Jason Chaffetz said. “Democrats are like in debt and have zero. I have long advocated and believed, yes, but…

Julien Ferrat – Wiki Commons The absurd has become an everyday occurrence. Liberal-leftists in Europe (and around the world) are working non-stop to destroy their societies and implement frankly demented projects of pure dystopia. Take Germany, for example, once home of the rigor and of the scientific method – now a safe haven for sexual deviants of all stripes. The Telegraph reported: “Julian Ferrat, the leader of the liberal Die Mannheimer (Citizens of Mannheim) party, has announced plans to throw a sex party at his local seat of government. Mr. Ferrat said he hoped the party would help turn the…

During this week’s broadcast of FNC’s “Sunday Morning Futures,” Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) discussed the potential for accountability for former Biden health adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci, who led the nation’s response at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. “Congressman, look, you have been a rock star in terms of the oversight,” guest host Jason Chaffetz said. “That’s near and dear to my heart, for sure. Tell us what you’re seeing here, because I understand that they had this prophylactic pardon for Dr. [Anthony] Fauci, but the reality is, there are a lot of other people in that food chain. What…

The Portuguese are realizing that Islam has no place in Europe, much to the chagrin of some vocal residents. President António José Seguro signed a bill into law banning face coverings in public, dubbed the “burka law.” U.K.-based outlet GB News says the policy was adopted in Lisbon in July with a right-wing coalition in the government favoring it. Under the new law, wearing clothing meant to hide or obstruct one’s face in public is punishable by fines ranging from 150 Euros up to 3,000 Euros. Forcing someone to cover their face could carry a prison sentence of up to…

A man in Maine allegedly fired several gunshots at a Jewish summer camp earlier this month, forcing the campus into lockdown. The alleged attack occurred on August 7 at Camp Modin in Belgrade, Maine, when 36-year-old Nathan Hewett launched into a drunken antisemitic attack and fired several shots toward the camp basketball courts, per the New York Post: Hewett, 36, allegedly fired several rounds from a rifle near camp grounds, triggering a lockdown with children as young as 7, Central Maine reported. Security guards put on ballistic vests and armed themselves to protect the children. … After the confrontation, the two…

Six people have been injured as shifting winds rapidly spread the blaze toward Reno A rapidly spreading human-caused wildfire in Nevada has injured at least six people and forced around 42,000 residents to evacuate, while tens of thousands more have been warned to prepare to leave.The Hawk Fire broke out northwest of Reno on Saturday and had spread across more than 15,000 acres (61 square kilometers) by the following day. Three civilians and three first responders have been injured, while several structures have been destroyed.The “GO NOW” evacuation zone has expanded to the edge of the University of Nevada, Reno,…

Ford is expanding production of their Lincoln vehicles in the United States, adding thousands of jobs and reducing reliance on Chinese imports. The automaker said the move will “further strengthen Ford’s position as America’s No. 1 auto producer,” per an Aug. 12 report from CNBC. The move is expected to bring “thousands of direct and indirect U.S. jobs” as more Lincoln models are manufactured domestically. “Lincoln is a quintessentially American brand, and Ford is America’s automaker,” Ford CEO Jim Farley said in a statement. The Trump Manufacturing Boom Continues: @Ford is reshoring manufacturing and bringing THOUSANDS of jobs with it.@USDOL…

A chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes filed a federal lawsuit against a New Jersey school district after the club was blocked from having volunteer mentors — even as they were allowed for other clubs. The lawsuit, filed on Aug. 11 by religious liberty advocacy group Becket, alleged that two FCA clubs at Hopewell Valley Regional School District were banned from having volunteers under a policy forbidding outside mentors for religious clubs. “While other student groups benefit from regularly hosting adult volunteers (a resource often crucial to the groups’ long-term health), the District has declared that for ‘religious clubs,’…

Twenty-one-year-old Rahil Prakash is the person who published a number of fake polls that entered the media ecosystem. He says that he was inspired to create his phony polls after Michigan primary polls totally blew the Democrat race between Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed, aka Abdul El-Sayed, and Haley Stevens. El-Sayed barely squeaked out a win when poll after poll showed him up by double digits. “I wanted to see if fake polls could really penetrate the ecosystem that easily,” he told the far-left Guardian. “And as it turned out, it could.” Prakash created a website called Median Strategies and released bogus…

Meghan Markle – Wiki Commons They haven’t moved to the UK yet, but the problems have already started. When it was announced – some four days ago – that Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and their children would be returning to Britain after their dramatic departure six years ago, the British (and World) press went crazy. The articles and op-eds multiply, with a never-ending stream of questions being raised. Would Harry ‘keep his mouth shut’ to mend his relationship with his father, the King? Or would he continue to give interviews attacking the Royal Family? Would the British taxpayer pay for…