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Stephen A. Smith says he has “no choice” but to consider run for president (he might want to read Matt Walsh’s thoughts first)
Have we mentioned lately that Stephen A. Smith is, you know, a little bit nuts?
What did I just watch?? CNN brings on Taylor Lorenz to fangirl over healthcare assassin
For some reason that I’m not sure even they could explain, CNN decided to air an interview.
Scientists have reportedly figured out how to turn your blood into mosquito poison
For many thousands of years, whenever a mosquito has landed on a human being, the option has been pretty much just one thing: Swat it and kill it.
Hundreds gather to watch a man attempt to fold a fitted sheet.
There are some skills that are just beyond the common man, and when a man can pull off one of these out-of-reach feats, crowds gather to celebrate their achievements. That’s why stadiums fill for dances, music, and sports.
Soccer coach in California charged with sexually abusing, murdering 13-year-old boy turns out to be an illegal alien
This is just a completely tragic and horrific story out of California.
Letitia James is suing Donald Trump. Again.
Okay, guys, this time – and I mean it this time – the walls are REALLY closing in on Donald Trump! They’re sure to get him this time because Letitia James is back on the case.
Michigan postal worker awarded for rescuing child from a Pitbull attack
Postal worker Rungphet Bodnar of Michigan was recently named a Letter Carrier Hero of the Year by the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) for her bravery in fighting off a Pitbull after she witnessed the dog dragging a young child while on her mail route last April.
Miner development: Trump signs executive order to benefit coal energy production
Promises made, promises kept. On Tuesday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to add a boost to the coal mining industry.
Maryland scrambled to gut their Child Victims Act when they found out the state government was liable for billions in damages
In 2023, Maryland Democrats voted to stick it to the Catholic Church by lifting the statute of limitations on suing for child sexual abuse after an investigative report of the Archdiocese of Baltimore showed over 600 children had been abused there since the 1940s.