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Three House Republicans are protesting the inclusion of several books on the Navy‘s 2021 reading list. Republican Reps. Doug Lamborn of Colorado and Vicky Hartzler of Missouri on Thursday evening sent a letter to Adm. Michael Gilday expressing concern about the inclusion of the following books on the Chief of Naval Operations Professional Reading Program (CNO-PRP) reading list: Ibram X. Kendi’s … Continue reading House Republicans protest more books on Navy reading list

A New York state assemblywoman said Gov. Andrew Cuomo, D., “crossed the line” by dismissing an accuser’s harassment and assault allegations on Friday. Aileen Gunther, during an appearance on “America Reports,” said she was “shaken” by Cuomo’s statements, and she reiterated calls to have the governor resign after his “inappropriate” comments. Cuomo has been accused by seven women of … Continue reading New York Democrat blasts Cuomo for ‘dismissing’ harassment, assault claims: ‘I’m shaking’

Huckabee: It’s over for Cuomo Mike Huckabee says he doesn’t see how New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo survives as a growing list of Democrats call for his resignation. A New York care worker slammed Gov. Andrew Cuomo over coronavirus conditions at homes for people with developmental disabilities in an interview with Fox News. “The way Cuomo ran this whole … Continue reading New York care worker slams Cuomo over coronavirus conditions at homes for developmentally disabled

Pharmacist Danny Huynh fills a syringe with the Moderna coronavirus vaccine in Chula Vista, Calif., January 21, 2021. (Mike Blake/Reuters) In some quarters these days, the conventional wisdom holds that America’s diplomatic commitments can no longer be taken seriously by its allies since the U.S. withdrew from diplomatic pacts such as the Iran nuclear deal … Continue reading Democracies Pledge over One Billion Vaccine Doses, in Diplomatic Triumph

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) (Photo by Alex Wroblewski/Getty Images) OAN NewsroomUPDATED 12:05 PM PT – Friday, March 12, 2021 Congressman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) called out Big Tech’s role in perpetuating cancel culture in journalism. In a tweet Friday, the Ohio lawmaker said the biggest threats to freedom are “Big Tech, big media and big government.” … Continue reading Rep. Jordan calls out Big Tech cancel culture in antitrust hearing

Senator James Lankford. (Photo by ANNA MONEYMAKER/POOL/AFP via Getty Images) OAN NewsroomUPDATED 11:15 AM PT – Friday, March 12, 2021 Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) condemned the recently passed stimulus package. He took to Twitter Friday and claimed “every dollar of the Democrats’ $2 trillion bill is borrowed from China or somewhere else.” Every dollar of … Continue reading Sen. Lankford: We should only borrow what absolutely needs to be spent

Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., said Friday that no House Democrats have accepted her invitation to go on police ride-alongs to reconsider their votes for a controversial federal policing bill. Cammack, whose husband is a firefighter and SWAT medic, is lobbying against the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act that passed the House along party lines last week, which Republican … Continue reading Democrats for defunding police aren’t accepting invitation to do ride-alongs: Cammack

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said President Biden’s aspiration for Americans to have Fourth of July celebrations is not calling for a “mass event” or “return to total normalcy.” Psaki wouldn’t say if that was the date by which the White House thought most Americans would be vaccinated for coronavirus. “It really depends on … Continue reading Psaki pressed on Biden’s Fourth of July goal, cautions it’s not a ‘return to total normalcy’

(Jonathan Drake/Reuters) The “co-deans” of Case Western Reserve University School of Law recently emailed the student body to exult in the fact that their school ranked 144th out of 200 law schools for “whiteness.” That is, Case Western Law School is “less white” than 143 other law schools in the country. The school proudly notes … Continue reading Be Less White, Law-School Edition

It’s hard to keep up with all the targets of cancel culture, whether they be ordinary citizens, historical figures, or fictional characters. One of the latest under fire is Pepé Le Pew, the very much not-beloved animated French skunk of the classic 1950s Warner Brothers cartoons. New York Times columnist Charles Blow charges that Pepé “normalized rape … Continue reading Kids Don’t Need Protecting from Pepé Le Pew

The Republican Party of Texas announced yesterday that it would keep its account on Gab, the free speech social network, saying: “The First Amendment still shines brightly in the Lone Star State.” This came a day after the Governor of Texas, Greg Abbott (R), branded the site “anti-Semitic” — an allegation that led to widespread … Continue reading Texas Republican Party Defies Gov. Greg Abbott over Free Speech Platform Gab

U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) arrives for the weekly Senate Republican policy luncheon in the Hart Senate Office Building. (Photo by Stefani Reynolds/Getty Images) OAN NewsroomUPDATED 10:55 AM PT – Friday, March 12, 2021 The Biden administration has faced backlash from state and local leaders for refusing to re-open public schools. Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) … Continue reading La. Sen. Bill Cassidy: This admin. is betraying the most vulnerable children in the country

OAN NewsroomUPDATED 11:01 AM PT – Friday, March 12, 2021 Joe Biden’s border and COVID-19 policies are in direct contradiction as he touts strict restrictions for Americans, but has opened the border without any virus screening requirement. One America’s Christina Bobb went to Phoenix, Arizona to speak with state GOP Rep. Mark Finchem to learn … Continue reading Biden’s border policies are dangerous

OAN NewsroomUPDATED 11:05 AM PT – Friday, March 12, 2021 Karen Fann, President of the Arizona Senate, is committed to ensuring Arizona elections are conducted fairly and that the citizens of Arizona can rest assured that their votes are all counted equally. After their recent court win, confirming the legislature is the final authority on … Continue reading Ariz. Senate moves forward with election audit

The petition to recall California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom broke the 2 million signature mark, organizers announced on Thursday.   Petition organizers announced on Thursday that, as of Wednesday evening, the movement to pull the Golden State governor from his post had garnered over 2,060,000 signatures. The movement only needed 1.5 million signatures to get the movement on the ballot, … Continue reading Gavin Newsom recall campaign clears 2M signatures, organizers say

Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) on Friday responded to the backlash he has received for saying that “woke supremacy is as bad as white supremacy.” The remark came in response to MSNBC’s Joy Reid referring to Scott as a “patina of diversity” and a “token wrong.” Scott, reacting to CNN’s Don Lemon blasting him for likening “woke supremacy” … Continue reading Tim Scott: Until the Media Come Out Against Hate from the Left Directed at Black Conservatives, We’re Going to Continue Being Divided

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday refused to resign amid mounting pressure from fellow Democrats for him to step down over sexual misconduct accusations leveled against him — with Cuomo lashing out at “reckless and dangerous” politicians he accused of not knowing all the facts. “Women have a right to come forward and be heard and … Continue reading Cuomo refuses to resign, lashes out at ‘reckless’ politicians as Dems call for him to quit

President Biden isn’t weighing in on whether New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo should resign even as top New York congressional Democrats say it’s time for him to go, according to White House press secretary Jen Psaki. “The president believes every woman comes forward deserves to have her voice heard, to be treated with respect, to be able to … Continue reading Biden silent on whether Cuomo should resign after avalanche of Dem calls