Giorno: 3 Maggio 2023

Release of Nashville Shooter’s Manifesto on Hold ‘Pending Litigation’

The manifesto of the person who shot and killed six people at a Nashville, Tennessee, school on March 27 will not be released publicly by the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department because of “pending litigation.”

8th Graders’ US History Scores at All-Time Low

About 40% of eighth graders scored below the basic level in U.S. history last year, compared to 34% in 2018, the lowest scores ever recorded in the National Assessment of Educational Progress, Axios reported on Wednesday.

Ex-FBI Agent Arrested; Urged Killing Police on 1/6

Federal prosecutors in Washington have arrested a former FBI agent, accusing him of illegally entering the U.S. Capitol during the events of Jan. 6, 2021, and encouraging protesters to kill police officers.

Dems, GOP Slam WH Plan to Send Troops to Border

Republican and Democratic lawmakers alike are ripping President Joe Biden’s plan to send 1,500 U.S. troops to the U.S.-Mexico border ahead of an expected migrant surge following the end of coronavirus pandemic-era restrictions.

Gun Sales Surge in States Suppressing Firearms

Gun sales are skyrocketing in states where measures targeting Second Amendment rights are getting passed, according to this month’s National Shooting Sports Foundation report.

Trump Not Worried on Legal Cases: ‘I’m Right,’ ‘People Are With Me’

Former President Donald Trump says he is not worried about his pending legal cases, which include the Manhattan indictment, Fulton County grand jury, and special counsel Jack Smith investigations.

Trump: US ‘Really in Trouble,’ but ‘I Can Turn It Around Very Quickly’

The Biden administration has done one positive thing through all the destruction of our country, according to former President Donald Trump: Shown how badly people want their country back to where it was.

Labor Dept. Fines McDonald’s Franchisees for Child Labor

The United States Department of Labor announced Tuesday that it is levying more than $200,000 in fines to three McDonald’s franchisees at 62 different locations for violating child labor laws.

Trump: Fox Settlement ‘Ridiculous’; ‘Murdoch’s Wrong’

Former President Donald Trump say Fox News and News Corps’ Rupert Murdoch made a mistake settling with Dominion Voting Systems for $787.5 million.

Trump: China Virus ‘Not on Purpose,’ but ‘Mistake,’ ‘Incompetence’

China did not release COVID-19 on the world “on purpose,” former President Donald Trump said Wednesday, calling it a “mistake” due to “incompetence” at the Wuhan labs.