Author: Frank Bojazi

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An Ivy League professor is facing backlash after claiming that Texas cops didn’t respond quickly enough to last week’s school massacre in Uvalde because they “didn’t give a damn” about the predominantly Latino students. Related video: Butler speaking at a 2018 lecture… In a post that she later removed, Anthea Butler, an assistant professor of Religious Studies & Africana Studies at the University of Pennsylvania and an MSNBC volunteer, made the astonishing allegation. The charge was made as new information emerged concerning local police’s slow response, which reportedly took more than an hour to raid a Robb Elementary School classroom…

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The San Francisco School District (SFUSD) stated Wednesday that the term “chief” will be removed from job titles owing to its relationship with Native Americans. “At SFUSD we are eliminating the word ‘chief’ in people’s job titles and we’re still finalizing what the alternative title will be for people formerly called ‘chief,’” an SFUSD spokesman told the Daily Caller. “While there are many opinions on the matter, our leadership team agreed that, given that Native American members of our community have expressed concerns over the use of the title, we are no longer going to use it,” district spokesperson Gentle Blythe…

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Democrat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband, Paul Pelosi, was arrested for allegedly driving drunk after there was a two-vehicle collision, as reported by the California Highway Patrol and records by the court. Pelosi was quickly released on $5,000 bail and Speaker Pelosi has so far refused to comment on the situation. “The CHP says Pelosi, 82, was driving a 2021 Porsche that was hit by 2014 Jeep as Pelosi’s car tried to cross a state road in Napa County. Pelosi was booked into the Napa County Detention Center on two DUI-related counts. He was released Sunday morning on $5,000 bail,…

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The two teachers murdered in Texas’ school shooting died as heroes trying to protect kids from the spray of bullets. Irma Garcia, 46, and Eva Mireles, 44, were killed alongside 19 children on Tuesday when evil gunman Salvador Ramos stormed Robb Elementary School in one of the worst school shootings in US history. The two teachers used their bodies as human shields as Ramos barricaded himself in their classroom and began to shoot. Relatives of the two teachers say that they had died trying to protect the children as though they were their own: “She passed away with children in…

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According to a photo, the Border Patrol agent who killed the gunman that was shooting at a school in Texas had a close call with a bullet. “This is the hat the elite, veteran BORTAC Border Patrol agent was wearing when he breached the classroom with a tactical team and engaged/killed the Uvalde school shooter, a CBP source tells me,” Fox News’ Bill Melugin tweeted. Related video: Security around Robb Elementary tightens after horrific incident. “Graze wound to head. Many BP agents in Uvalde have kids at the school,” Melugin added. A hole in the mesh of the hat at…

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Tucker Carlson, the host of Fox News Channel, has led his network to another week as one of the most-watched cable news networks, making it 65 weeks in a row. With an average audience of 461,000 people for the whole week ending May 15th, Tucker Carlson Tonight won primetime television ratings amongst viewers 25-54, the key demo most coveted by advertisers. Related video: CNN ratings get bad news: With a total average viewership of 2.224 million in primetime, Fox News outperformed competitor networks MSNBC and CNN. CNN had its lowest-rated prime-time week ever, both in terms of overall viewers and the…

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Kourtney Kardashian’s family and friends supported her as she said “I do” to Travis Barker, but Rob Kardashian, her younger brother was not in attendance during the nuptials in Italy. The 35-year-old decided not to attend simply because the event was on too grand of a scale, as he likes to remain low-key, a source says. “Rob knew Kourtney and Travis’ wedding would be a big affair with cameras and paparazzi, so he decided not to go. He likes to stay out of the limelight and feels more comfortable attending more private family events and parties where he can be…

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According to a photo, the Border Patrol agent who killed the gunman that was shooting at a school in Texas had a close call with a bullet. “This is the hat the elite, veteran BORTAC Border Patrol agent was wearing when he breached the classroom with a tactical team and engaged/killed the Uvalde school shooter, a CBP source tells me,” Fox News’ Bill Melugin tweeted. Related video: Security around Robb Elementary tightens after horrific incident. “Graze wound to head. Many BP agents in Uvalde have kids at the school,” Melugin added. A hole in the mesh of the hat at…

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Tucker Carlson, the host of Fox News Channel, has led his network to another week as one of the most-watched cable news networks, making it 65 weeks in a row. With an average audience of 461,000 people for the whole week ending May 15th, Tucker Carlson Tonight won primetime television ratings amongst viewers 25-54, the key demo most coveted by advertisers. Related video: CNN ratings get bad news: With a total average viewership of 2.224 million in primetime, Fox News outperformed competitor networks MSNBC and CNN. CNN had its lowest-rated prime-time week ever, both in terms of overall viewers and the…

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An activist confronted Sen. Ted Cruz at a Houston restaurant after his speech at the National Rifle Association’s annual convention. The activist got in Ted Cruz’s face, yelling at him about his views on guns shortly after the Uvalde school shooting took place. Ted Cruz stood tall and eventually sent the activist packing when security stepped in to manhandle the agitated trickster. WATCH THE VIDEO: The man yelled: “Why does this keep happening?” and accused Ted Cruz of “taking blood money” – a reference to Cruz giving a speech at the NRA convention soon after the massacre at Robb Elementary…

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Miranda Devine, a Fox News contributor, said Hillary Clinton is at the heart of the ongoing trial of Michael Sussmann as a result of John Durham’s investigation. Devine explained on “Fox & Friends” that the ramifications of Clinton’s attempt to mar Trump’s reputation are momentous. Here is what Devine said: “Susmann is [on trial for] for misleading, lying to the FBI. But really, at the heart of this is Hillary Clinton. She sanctioned, she approved this attempt to dirty up Donald Trump and paint him as an agent of the Kremlin. The ramifications of that dirty trick went on, crippled…

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The forced experiment of MSNBC’s “The Rachel Maddow Show” taking up barely a fifth of the network’s weekday 9 p.m. ET airtime has flopped at attracting viewers, particularly among the key demographic that keeps the headlights on. Maddow, who earns around $30 million a year, said in May that she would only broadcast “The Rachel Maddow Show” once a week, on Mondays, in order to devote more time to other projects. The coveted 9 p.m. ET hour that she has long owned is now occupied by “MSNBC Prime,” which will be hosted by a rotating set of hosts for the balance of…

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One resident in an Ohio town is fighting back against the woke mob. Not by himself, rather, but with the help of his neighbors. If you’ve been awake and alive in the United States since 2020, you know the “thin blue line” and the associated flag. It’s simply a symbol to show that you back the blue. It is just a token to show people you support the police and all they do. I’ve never viewed it as anything political, unlike the “black lives matters” signs scattered across the lawns of affluent white neighborhoods all over America. Talk about the…

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As cable television grew in popularity in the late 1970s, the first national sports network (ESPN) was launched during President Jimmy Carter’s last year in office (1979), followed by the first 24-hour cable news network (CNN) which went live in 1980. ESPN grew quickly as it provided sports enthusiasts with information 24 hours a day. Millions of Americans eventually subscribed to cable in order to watch ESPN’s Sports Center. In addition, they also enjoyed their interviews with famous athletes and endless hours of videos featuring famous sporting events. The 1st Sports Center telecast on ESPN took place on Sept. 7,…

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Many on the left are calling for increased gun control measures, after the unspeakably grievous mass murder at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, but without specifying exactly what legislation could have prevented the horrifying event. Ken Paxton, a General Attorney who joined Glenn Beck on the radio program to detail specific he believes could stop similar school atrocities in the future measures, says that gun laws are not the answer but that arming teachers could be one of them. WATCH: Texas has already put laws in place that allow schools to opt into training and arming teachers as either…

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Kellyanne Conway is now accusing her husband George of ditching her for Twitter, even suggesting that he might one day stab her in the back. This dates back several years and she’s just now telling the world her story. She was in the East Room of the White House on June 5, 2017, when Sean Spicer bounded toward her. Spicer asked: “Did you know about this?” He held his phone out while Twitter was open, and on the screen was a tweet written by her husband, George. Conway said: “That’s not possible,” she recalls in her memoir “Here’s The Deal”…

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Following a Twitter spat with tech billionaire Elon last month, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) has decided to sell her Tesla. In 2020, the socialist darling purchased a Model 3 Tesla, which today sells for $46,990. Musk, on the other hand, ridiculed her online and now she’s changing her mind. “At the time, it was the only EV that could get me from New York to Washington on like one, or one-and-a-half charges,” AOC revealed to Bloomberg News this week. “I would love to switch.” “He’s a billionaire. I could care less what he thinks,” Ocasio-Cortez remarked of Musk’s apparent GOP backing.…

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According to Kotaku, Electronic Arts will not join other major gaming developers in openly supporting abortion & transgender rights. When asked about it at a company-wide town hall gathering on May 24, the gaming publisher said it couldn’t take a position on every public topic and that “being an inclusive company means being inclusive of all those points of view.” The comments were made during a meeting with business leaders to discuss new EA titles, corporate strategy, wage rises, and other topics on employees’ minds. One of the subjects discussed was abortion rights, following reports that the Supreme Court is…

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Former Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway struck a nerve with some audience members during her appearance on “The View,” while making a jab at President Biden saying that he was “stuck in the basement” throughout the 2020 presidential election. Whoopi responded differently than normal when the audience booed. WATCH THE VIDEO: https://trendingviews.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/whoopi-meltdown.mp4 Whoopi Goldberg actually scolded some of the audience members for booing, which came to many as a surprise, but it seemed like Goldberg was trying to act all grand considering how many times Whoopi Goldberg suffers a meltdown on video. Conway was asked by co-host Sunny Hostin if she…

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It was Amber Heard’s time to make a final presentation to the jury, after Johnny Depp’s. The 36-year-old actress entered the stand once more as the couple’s six-week defamation trial came to a close. Since the defamation trial started on April 11, Heard has received “thousands” of death threats, including threats aimed at her 1-year-old daughter. Johnny “promised” her such “global humiliation” if she ever broke up with him, according to Heard, who also testified that she wasn’t lying about being abused. “I am harassed, humiliated, threatened every single day. Even just walking into this courtroom, sitting here in front of…

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Tattoos that reach infinity & beyond, at least to the neckline will be permitted for Space Force recruits. According to an Air Force directive released on the famous Air Force amn/nco/snco FB page, prospective guardians will have a different tattoo policy than airmen. While all recruits in the Air and Space Forces will be permitted to have tats that do not occupy more than 25% of the hand’s area, only guardians will be permitted to have neck tattoos. “Applicants with neck tattoos are not authorized to ‘dual track’ with the USAF or list any USAF specific AFSC in the job preference…

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Honey baked ham is one of those meats that seems to be the centerpiece of whatever meal it’s in. It’s delicious at Thanksgiving, Easter, Christmas, or even for your 4th of July BBQ party. It’s a family favorite! The next time you wanna have a delicious and wonderful family get together whether it be a […] This story syndicated with permission from Recipe For Freedom

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Usually when you read up on a survival site about equipment it’s some fancy thing that costs a couple of hundreds of dollars. While we all love the latest tech and gear, sometimes the simplest things are the best. After all, if you only have one part, that’s less parts to break down later. What is this wondrous piece of gear I’m talking about? It’s a tarp. I’m going to give you several uses for a tarp. Obviously, a tarp is the primo choice for making a shelter. You can make an A frame shelter, a teepee, a lean to,…

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Picture this: You’ve dealt with years of hard work, agreed to overtime, ate takeout often because life is always too busy, and never slows down. After all those hours of working, all those late nights, double shifts, and early mornings with no coffee – you finally did it. That’s right, you’ve been saving for this moment, and by golly, you know it’s well deserved. I’m talking about a vacation to Iceland!  You’ll finally be able to relax, and not have to hear another co-worker’s gossip. You leave all the drama behind and begin to take in those beautiful views you…

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Faith in humanity is restored a bit when Los Angeles is the latest city to explore helping the homeless with tiny houses, which give a secure place to live while they work to get back on their feet. Little yet impeccably framed houses in blue, white, yellow, and pink lined up in short rows, while geometric blocks of red, green and blue cover the black-top that isolates them. However, this new area in LA is much more than a colorful fashion statement, it’s a way to help house some of the city’s homeless population. Lehrer Architects, a firm whose philosophy…

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