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On Thursday, the New York Times reported that Attorney General Pam Bondi approved the restoration of gun rights to ten people, one of whom is actor Mel Gibson. The decision to restore Gibson’s gun rights comes less than a month after DOJ pardon attorney Elizabeth Oyer claimed she was fired for not supporting the move. Gibson lost his gun…
McKinsey & Company CEO Bob Sternfels, who has been scrutinized by lawmakers recently over the management firm’s ties to the Chinese military, attended the China Development Forum in Beijing late last month. The conference was backed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and featured several high-ranking CCP members. Sternfels attended the China Development Forum and spoke…
In today’s edition of Hollywood Hates You More Than It Loves Money, Meryl Streep is in talks to play Aslan in Netflix’s upcoming Narnia movie. Christian author C.S. Lewis made no secret of the fact that Aslan, the talking lion in his timeless Narnia series, was meant to be an allegory, a stand-in, for Jesus.…
Lawmakers in Maryland this week overwhelmingly approved a measure to study reparations for slavery. A synopsis of the measure states that the Maryland Reparations Commission would “study and make recommendations relating to appropriate benefits to be made to individuals whose ancestors were enslaved in the State or were impacted by certain inequitable government policies.” As…
The Constitutional Court of South Korea voted to remove impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol on Friday, ending a four-month-long drama that began with Yoon abruptly attempting, and failing, to impose martial law on the country. The Court found that Yoon egregiously violated the South Korean constitution and caused “grave … negative effects” on the country, necessitating…
An American tourist has been arrested after allegedly traveling to a remote island in the Bay of Bengal and attempting to contact one of the world’s most isolated groups of indigenous people. Mykhailo Viktorovych Polyakov, 24, is accused of landing on North Sentinel Island in an apparent move to link with the remote Sentinelese tribe,…
Federal authorities arrested a reputed Gulf Cartel commander who was hiding out in the border city of Brownsville, Texas. The cartel commander illegally entered the country and was operating in the region before his arrest. Known authorities identified the man as Commander Pony, Fabian Silva Aguirre, a Gulf Cartel member tied to drug and human…
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Employers in the United States added 228,000 workers to their payrolls in March, the Department of Labor said Friday, and the unemployment rate inched up to 4.2 percent. Economists had been expecting just 140,000 jobs would be added in March. The climb in the unemployment rate was expected. The private sector’s hiring was much stronger…