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Former Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie announced his campaign for the 2024 presidential election on Tuesday, during which he knocked former President Donald Trump and strangely praised former President Woodrow Wilson at George Washington’s expense.

Republican Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna (FL) alleged Monday the FBI fears an informant accusing President Joe Biden of a criminal bribery scheme “will be killed.”

The official Instagram account for the beloved British children’s character Peppa Pig wished its fans a “Happy Pride Month.”

Former Democrat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will throw out the first pitch at Washington Nationals LGBTQ-themed “Night OUT”

Left-wing Disney-Marvel star Mark Ruffalo has taken a beating on social media after he issued a call to tax billionaires at 90 percent.

Former Vice President Mike Pence reiterated his call on Republicans to resist what he called the “siren song of populism” during the 2024 presidential race, signaling that it will be his theme throughout his rumored run.

The ad agency that facilitated the Dylan Mulvaney partnership with Bud Light now finds itself in a state of “serious panic mode,” according to a report from the New York Post.

The U.S. Senate voted to approve the “The Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023,” averting a potential default on the national debt. 

Republican Gov. Kay Ivey called upon ESPN to correct its reporting on a new law in her state that will ban men from women’s sports.

Crowds in Toronto greeted Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass with a chorus of boos after he apologized to the LGBTQ community.

The California State Legislature will soon honor the anti-Catholic drag queen group “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” amid backlash.

A poll shows that Americans largely support the bipartisan debt ceiling deal negotiated between Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and the Biden White House.

The prosecution of a former CIA agent accused of sexually abusing multiple women could collapse due to questions over evidence obtainment.

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy called out Elon Musk and other American CEOs for catering to China for economic gain. 

Dodgers pitcher Blake Treinen has publicly told his team to quit the LGBTQ propaganda after it invited the anti-Catholic drag queen group.

Nevada Democrats passed a law that would penalize school boards that ban men from participating in women’s sports. 

Actor James Van Der Beek publicly scolded the DNC for backing Biden without allowing his challengers to debate him on television. 

Tara Reade, the former Senate staffer to Joe Biden who accused him of sexual assault during the 2020 election, has now defected to Russia. 

LGBTQ radicals reportedly deluged Target with bomb threats in retaliation to the retail giant pulling back on some of its Pride Month merchandise after significant backlash.

Director Martin Scorsese recently paid a visit to Pope Francis where he announced that he will be making a new movie about Jesus Christ. 

Singer Billie Eilish has lashed out at her “women-hating” critics who have voiced displeasure over her embrace of a more feminine style, departing from her usual tomboy, neo-punk appearance.

Actress and singer Paloma Faith, best known for her work in the show Pennyworth, lambasted Disney’s live-action remake of their beloved animated classic The Little Mermaid, charging it teaches women a bad lesson in dependency.

Actress Rachelle Lefevre, known for her work in the Twilight films and various short-lived TV series, has hit back at her critics with passive-aggressive psychoanalysis after she defended Target’s Pride Collection and called the store’s boycotters “terrorists.”

Comedy legend John Cleese says he refuses to remove the famous “Loretta” transgender scene from Monty Python’s Life of Brian for the stage adaptation of the classic film.

USA Today sports columnist Nancy Armour smeared ESPN broadcaster Sam Ponder for daring to defend women’s sports.

Some Democrat leaders have acknowledged some of the losses in the debt ceiling negotiations and have urged members to vote “yes” anyway. 

JPMorgan Chase & Co. has alleged convicted sex offender and trafficker of minors Jeffrey Epstein paid tuition for the children of former U.S. Virgin Islands Gov. John de Jongh Jr.

President Joe Biden falsely claimed on Thursday that Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel had said a U.S. default on the debt ceiling would “bode very well” for the GOP come 2024.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis kicked off his campaign for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination on Wednesday and reportedly pulled in a haul of $8.2 million in the first 24 hours.

A House Democrat reportedly expressed disbelief upon learning that Joe Biden would be headed to his home state of Delaware.

The Arkansas man who infamously put his feet on Pelosi’s desk during the January 6 riot has been sentenced to four and a half years.

Montana has become the first state in the union to ban drag queen story hour for children from public schools and libraries.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis defended his administration’s fight with the multi-national corporation Disney on the day of his campaign launch.

Actress Eva Longoria lamented that a white man can direct a major blockbuster flop and still get another picture while women like her cannot. 

Hunter College has now fired professor Shellyne Rodriguez, 46, after she verbally assaulted pro-life students and allegedly violently trashed their display, culminating in her reportedly threatening a reporter with a machete when questioned about the incident.

Christopher Neely, the uncle of Jordan Neely, was arrested on Monday for allegedly pickpocketing near the Port Authority Bus Terminal, police said on Tuesday.