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in NewsNewsom proposes a ‘civil penalty’ on oil companies: ‘Either Big Oil reins in the profits and prices, or they’ll pay a penalty’
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) requested a special session of the state legislature on Monday to introduce a proposal with Democrat Senator Nancy Skinner that would penalize big oil companies with “excessive” profits. Newsom, who called the special session to encourage lawmakers to focus on the issue of gas prices, insisted that big oil companies […] More
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in NewsAntifa thugs attack women protesting potential placement of murderous transsexual in women’s prison: ‘These are the kind of men we want to keep out of the prison’
Leftist radicals were caught on camera attacking a group of women who had gathered outside a California courthouse on Monday to protest the placement of a murderous male transsexual in a women’s prison. What are the details? A group of women, some affiliated with the U.S. chapter of Women’s Declaration International, gathered outside the Ren? […] More
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in NewsWhitlock: Black people begged Deion Sanders to leave Jackson State for Colorado
We’d rather beg than build. That’s the lesson gleaned from Deion Sanders’ relocation from Jackson, Mississippi, to Boulder, Colorado, from Jackson State University to the University of Colorado. It’s a tough lesson, one many of us (black people) will reject, deflect, and continue to neglect to our continued demise. Life rewards builders and exploits beggars. […] More
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in NewsTop Biden official says admin supports forcing businesses to ‘engage in speech’ they ‘disagree’ with
The White House admitted Monday that the Biden administration believes the government should be allowed to compel businesses to express speech they disagree with. At the White House press briefing, a reporter asked press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, the case that the Supreme Court heard oral arguments for on Monday. […] More
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in NewsSupreme Court hears free speech case involving Christian web designer seeking to refuse to design same-sex wedding sites
On Monday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the high-profile free speech case involving Lorie Smith, a Christian graphic designer from Colorado, seeking to refuse to create same-sex wedding websites, Fox News Digital reported. Smith, owner of 303 Creative, filed the lawsuit in 2016 against Colorado’s Anti-Discrimination Act, which prohibits a business from discriminating […] More
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in NewsConcealed carrier, 56, turns the tables on armed carjackers in Chicago, shooting and seriously wounding 2 of them while third suspect breaks leg
A 56-year-old man carrying a concealed gun fought back against a trio of armed teenage carjackers in Chicago and turned the tables on them, shooting and seriously wounding two of the suspects, while the third broke a leg in a car crash. What are the details? The man was in his vehicle in the 4700 […] More
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in NewsConcealed carrier, 56, turns the tables on armed carjackers in Chicago, shooting and seriously wounding 2 of them while third suspects breaks leg
A 56-year-old man carrying a concealed gun fought back against a trio of armed teenage carjackers in Chicago and turned the tables on them, shooting and seriously wounding two of the suspects, while the third broke a leg in a car crash. What are the details? The man was in his vehicle in the 4700 […] More
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in NewsJustice Gorsuch corners Colorado solicitor general into admission about what state did to cake baker Jack Phillips
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch got Colorado Solicitor General Eric Olson to essentially admit on Monday that cake baker Jack Phillips went through a reeducation program. The admission happened as Gorsuch grilled Olson during oral arguments for 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, a case about whether public accommodation laws that compel artists to violate their […] More
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