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The Louisville Metropolitan Police Department (LMPD) indicated the suspect who opened fire in Old National Bank Monday had a connection to the bank. Breitbart News reported that police received an alert about shots fired at the bank around 8:30 a.m. Officers arrived on the scene, made entrance, and exchanged gunfire with the suspect. The suspect … Continue reading Police: Suspect Who Opened Fire in Louisville Had Connection to Bank

Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid, who has led protests against judicial reform in his country, flew to the U.S. Monday to meet with Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY), who has proposed the most radical reforms in U.S. history. על רקע מאמצי ההידברות בבית הנשיא: ראש האופוזיציה יאיר לפיד נחת לפני זמן קצר בארה”ב, שם יקיים פגישה … Continue reading Hypocrisy: Israeli Opposition Leader Yair Lapid Meets Radical Judicial Reformer Jerry Nadler

Tibet’s spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, apologized on Monday after a viral video of him inviting a young boy to “suck my tongue” caused surprise and anger across the world. The Dalai Lama’s office insisted the incident was “innocent and playful.” The incident depicted in the video occurred during a public event in February at … Continue reading VIDEO: Dalai Lama Apologizes for Insulting Boy with Bizarre ‘Suck My Tongue’ Request

A top U.S. Navy leader said last week that artificial intelligence capabilities are already being built into the U.S. fleet but said it will likely take some time before they are comfortable handing over full operational control to an AI system. At a Navy League event in Maryland last week, Chief of Naval Operations Michael … Continue reading Navy sees AI in its future but admits ‘we still have a lot to learn’

Representative Nancy Mace (R-SC) said Monday on “CNN This Morning” that the Biden administration should ignore a court ruling which suspended the FDA approval of mifepristone, a drug used to perform medication abortions. Co-host Kaitlin Collins said, “Do you think that a judge in Texas should be able to say that an FDA’s determination about a drug … Continue reading GOP Rep. Mace: Biden Administration Should Ignore Court Abortion Drug Ruling

NYPD released video of Sunday’s Harlem smoke shop shooting in hopes of getting the public’s help in identifying the gunman who killed a patron in the store. The New York Post reported that a “person of interest” with “a backward black baseball hat and a black jacket with a red and white design on the front … Continue reading VIDEO: NYPD Release Surveillance Video of Smoke Shop Shooting

President Joe Biden on Monday said he plans on running for reelection but is still “not prepared” to make the announcement. “I plan on running, Al, but we’re not prepared to announce it yet,” Biden told NBC’s Al Roker for a short Today interview at the White House Easter egg roll on Monday. Biden was responding to Roker asking … Continue reading Joe Biden Says He Plans on Running in 2024, but Still ‘Not Prepared to Announce It Yet’

Missouri law enforcement was called on Wednesday when an elderly woman allegedly robbed a bank and handed the teller an interesting note. The incident happened at the Goppert Financial Bank located in Pleasant Hill, where a suspect wearing grey clothes, plastic gloves, a black N95 mask, and sunglasses approached a teller with a slip of … Continue reading VIDEO — 78-Year-Old Woman Accused of Third Bank Robbery Attempt: ‘Gangsta Grandma’

Guardians of the Galaxy director and newly-installed DC co-chief James Gunn admits, “there is such a thing as superhero fatigue.” “I think it’s really hard in the wake of the [‘Endgame’] Blip. There’s this worldwide, universe-wide event that happened. And, in truth, everybody would be stark raving mad at this point,” Gunn told the far-left fake news … Continue reading Nolte: DC Chief James Gunn Admits to ‘Superhero Fatigue’

The Louisville Metropolitan Police Department (LMPD) confirmed that at least four people were killed after a suspect opened fire inside Louisville, Kentucky’s, Old National Bank Monday morning. LMPD said police received an alert of shots fired at the bank around 8:30 a.m. When officers arrived on the scene they heard shots being fired. They entered … Continue reading At Least Four Dead After Suspect Opens Fire in Louisville Bank

Britain’s public broadcaster, the BBC, has complained after Twitter slapped its main account with a “government funded media” tag, joining the likes of NPR in America. The British Broadcasting Corporation has formally “objected” to being labelled as “government funded media” on Twitter, writing to the Elon Musk-run social media giant to resolve the situation “as soon … Continue reading BBC Complains As Twitter Brands Public Broadcaster ‘Government Funded Media’

Celebrated evangelist Franklin Graham has denounced the arrest of Canadian pastor Derek Reimer, who spent Easter in jail for protesting drag queen story events for children. “Pastor Reimer feels that God was calling him to expose and stand up against these events that endanger and seek to indoctrinate children,” Rev. Graham wrote to his 10 … Continue reading Franklin Graham Defends Canadian Pastor Jailed for Drag Queen Protest

Martin McDonagh didn’t use the word woke. That’s my interpretation. But when you read what he said, I think you’ll find it’s a fair interpretation. McDonagh, who wrote and directed this year’s Oscar contender The Banshees of Inisherin, as well as the Oscar-winning Three Billboards Outside Ebbings, Missouri (2017), said that the same theaters that … Continue reading Nolte: Oscar-Winner Martin McDonagh Blasts ‘Frightening’ Woke Culture

The House Judiciary Committee announced on Monday it will hold a field hearing in New York City to “examine how Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s pro-crime, anti-victim policies have led to an increase in violent crime and a dangerous community for New York City residents.” The announcement came less than a week after former president Donald … Continue reading Jordan takes the fight to Alvin Bragg, plans NYC hearing on his ‘pro-crime’ policies

At least 20 people were shot, three of them fatally, during the weekend in Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s (D) Chicago. ABC 7 / Chicago Sun-Times reported that the weekend’s first fatal shooting occurred around 7:00 p.m. Friday night following a verbal altercation. Seventeen-year-old Daniel Rios was shot “in the 670- block of West Belmont Avenue” after the … Continue reading 20 Shot During Weekend in Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s Chicago

Easter Sunday makes for one of the largest public events at the White House every year. On Easter, thousands of children gather on the White House lawn for a slew of festivities, including the popular Easter egg roll. The egg roll always takes place on the Monday after Easter. Here is everything you need to … Continue reading White House Easter festivities: The annual egg roll and other traditions

Swedish pop super group ABBA lost its main guitarist Lesse Wellander on Good Friday when cancer claimed him after a short illness. He was 70. Wellander’s family said he had recently been diagnosed with cancer and died surrounded by his loved ones in his native Sweden. “You were an amazing musician and humble as few, but above … Continue reading ABBA Guitarist Lesse Wellander Dies at 70

Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey announced Monday that he is launching a re-election campaign in hopes of securing his fourth term representing the battleground state.  The Democrat has been serving in the position since 2007, with his current term set to expire in January 2025.  “I’m running for re-election because with so much on the line … Continue reading Pennsylvania Democrat Sen. Bob Casey running for re-election, seeking fourth term

The leaked U.S. Pentagon documents paint a grim picture of Ukraine’s air defense outlook, predicting that the country could run out of key assets before the end of May. Ukraine’s S-300 air defense systems could run out of ammunition by as early as May 2, while the country’s other air defenses could be depleted by … Continue reading Leaked Pentagon documents paint grim picture of Ukrainian air defense supplies, may only last a month

After starring in the infamous live-action Super Mario Bros. movie all the way back in 1993, woke crybaby John Leguizamo is blacklisting the latest adaptation because “they messed up inclusion.” When you hear a 62-year-old utter phrases like “They messed up inclusion,” you know why Leguizamo makes a living saying what other people write. Leguizamo’s … Continue reading Nolte: John Leguizamo Blacklists ‘Super Mario Bros.’ For Not Casting Hispanic in Italian Role

The president of Somalia, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, implemented a full ban this weekend on carrying firearms on the streets of Mogadishu, the nation’s violent capital. The Somalia Guardian reported Mohamud’s announcement comes as the capital city struggles with “worsening insecurity” at the hands of militias, terror organizations, and individual criminals. “We impose a strict ban on … Continue reading No ‘Machine Guns Mounted on Vehicles’: Somalia Imposes Gun Ban on Capital

Bruce Springsteen’s veteran E-Street band guitarist Steven Van Zandt issued a call to fans and supporters on social media Sunday to “Exterminate the (Republican) cockroaches.” His rallying cry to target GOP supporters, half of America, came during an expletive-laden exchange on Twitter. It began when the guitarist ventured forth by abusing what he called “Republican White Supremicist … Continue reading Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band Guitarist Steven Van Zandt Deletes Call to ‘Exterminate’ GOP ‘Cockroaches’

President Biden said Monday that he intends to run for re-election in 2024 but still isn’t ready to formally announce it yet. HINTING AT 2024, BIDEN SAYS ‘WE’RE JUST GETTING STARTED’  “I plan on running, Al, but we’re not prepared to announce it yet,” the president told NBC’s Al Roker on the “TODAY” show. Biden … Continue reading Biden says he’s still ‘not prepared to announce’ 2024 presidential run

Advanced artificial intelligence platforms could pose a danger to election security as soon as 2024, with some experts speculating they could become a major source of misinformation. “We should be scared s—less,”Gary Marcus, professor emeritus of cognitive science at New York University and an A.I. expert, told Fortune last week. The comments come just months … Continue reading Voters should be ‘scared s—-less’ about 2024 election rigging because of AI: expert

Thousands of Israelis gathered Sunday afternoon to bury two British-born sisters, Maia Dee (20) and Rina Dee (15), who were murdered by Palestinian terrorists on Friday. Their mother Lucy, 48, is still in critical condition. The members of the Dee family were on a holiday drive through northern Samaria to visit the city of Tiberias … Continue reading Israel Buries Two Sisters Murdered by Terrorists as Mother Clings to Life

(UPI) — Benjamin Ferencz, a pioneering prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials who secured convictions for Nazi death squad commanders, has died at 103 years old. Ferencz was born on March 11, 1920, in Romania, NBC News reported. His family moved to New York City at a young age. He would attend City College of New York, before … Continue reading Normandy Veteran, Battle of the Bulge Survivor: Nuremberg Trials Prosecutor Benjamin Ferencz Dies at 103

Bomb threats ahead of President Joe Biden’s visit show that peace is “fragile” in post-Brexit Ireland, the UK’s Northern Ireland Secretary has said. Chris Heaton-Harris, the Conservative government’s Northern Ireland Secretary has warned that a suspected bomb threat ahead of a visit by President Joe Biden on Tuesday shows the fragility of peace in post-Brexit Northern … Continue reading Minister: Biden Bomb Threat Shows Ireland Peace Process is ‘Fragile’

Russia is giving a “high priority” to attempting gains near Donetsk, a British intelligence assessment says, noting “minimal gains” made despite “significant resources” committed. Tank assaults against suburbs of Donetsk are increasing as Russia expends “significant resources for minimal gains” in that area, the British Ministry of Defence had said in one of its regular … Continue reading Russia ‘Expending Significant Resources for Minimal Gains’ Says UK Intel, as Kremlin Says Ukraine Will Cease to Exist

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., took to Twitter Sunday afternoon to double down on her belief that the Biden administration should “simply ignore” a federal court’s injunction on a popular abortion pill. She also defended her push to impeach Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. In a series of tweets, Ocasio-Cortez said the ruling was “judicial overreach” … Continue reading AOC doubles down on ‘ignoring’ abortion rule, Clarence Thomas impeachment: ‘abuse of judicial overreach’

A simulation based on apocalyptic images designed to highlight “the disastrous effects of climate change” had the opposite impact on those who viewed it and failed to shift attitudes, a study from Singapore Management University details. The work was based on Hong Kong citizens being shown a life-like 3D depiction of a climate-induced six-metre storm … Continue reading Study: Catastrophic Climate Warnings Fail to Shift Attitudes