Giorno: 18 Aprile 2023

Rep. Russell Fry to Newsmax: ‘People Tired’ of ‘Lack of Justice’ in NYC

Americans, and New Yorkers in particular, are tired of a “lack of justice” in Democrat-run cities, Rep. Russell Fry, R-S.C., told Newsmax.

Rep. Garcia Pushes for Military Pay Boost

Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Calif., is pushing for a salary boost for the lowest-paid military service members.

US Diplomatic Convoy Fired On in Sudan

A United States diplomatic convoy was fired on in Sudan, a country currently embroiled in a violent conflict between two rival generals, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Tuesday.

McDonald’s Remakes 5 Classic Burgers to Boost Sales

McDonald’s is tweaking some of its signature menu items, like the Big Mac, by offering “pillowy buns,” gooier melted cheese, and even more sauce in an effort to boost sales.

DeSantis Lampoons Bud Light in Ad Parody

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis took aim at Bud Light, continuing the brouhaha over its partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney by releasing an ad lampooning the Anheuser-Busch brand with a parody of its classic “Real Men of Genius” commercials.

Stinging Pro-DeSantis Ad: ‘What Happened to Trump?’

A super PAC backing prospective GOP presidential candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis is running a stinging ad that takes aim at former President Donald for “stealing pages from the Biden-Pelosi playbook,” asking, “What happened to Trump?”

Memos Show US Fish and Wildlife Head Pushing ‘Woke’ Agenda

Internal U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service memos obtained by The Washington Times show the agency prioritizing diversity, equity, and inclusion, instead its mission to protect species and habitats, under President Joe Biden’s appointee Martha Williams.

After DeSantis Warning, Disney Announces ‘Pride Nite’

Disneyland on Monday announced its first “Pride Nite” hours after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis outlined legislation aimed at the entertainment giant’s efforts to circumvent oversight in his state.

After DeSantis Warning, Disney Announces ‘Pride Nite’

Disneyland on Monday announced its first “Pride Nite” hours after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis outlined legislation aimed at the entertainment giant’s efforts to circumvent oversight in his state.

Judge upholds Evan Gershkovich detention as WSJ reporter seen for first time since arrest on espionage charges

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich made his first public appearance in Russia after being arrested nearly three weeks ago on espionage charges as a judge upheld his pretrial detention at a Tuesday hearing, according to The Wall Street Journal. Gershkovich, who has denied the charges against him, was in Moscow City Court for the […]