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Herschel Walker spent a couple decades promoting so-called health products that his own companies, Renaissance Man, Inc. and American Consolidated Management Group, had to admit weren't supported by medical science.
Calls grew to free Brittney Griner from Russia over drug allegations after Biden announced a prisoner swap deal to release a different American prisoner from Russia in exchange for a Russian pilot convicted in the U.S. of similar charges on which the pro basketball star is being held.
Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene made her first court appearance in a hearing brought on by a group of Georgia voters backed by non-profit organization, Free Speech for People, who are seeking to bar her from seeking re-election.
Former national security advisor Michael Flynn made an appearance on Emerald Robinson’s show on Mike Lindell TV where he was asked what he thought about former MSNBC foreign-policy analyst Malcolm Nance joining the fight in Ukraine. He asked if Nance is "fighting for a fascist dictator, or is he fighting communism."
On Tuesday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis confirmed that the congressional redistricting map he is proposing will dismantle a congressional district designed to help Black voters living in the former plantation territories of North Florida. he calls it "race-neutral" redistricting, but Black lawmakers call it racist.
“Where are all those who stated ‘Black lives matter?'”NYC Mayor Eric Adams said Wednesday after multiple shootings were reported out of Brooklyn and the Bronx. The post Eric Adams Takes Jabs At Black Lives Matter appeared first on NewsOne.
President Joe Biden's speech from North Carolina A&T State University is expected to address rising prices at a time when Black students disproportionately saddled by debt are among the most adversely affected by the inflation crisis.
New York's NAACP President Hazel Dukes has offered a vehement defense of Brian Benjamin, the state's now-former lieutenant governor who resigned hours after he was indicted for alleged campaign finance violations, including bribery.
Republicans tried their damnedest to upstage the Senate vote confirming Ketanji Brown Jackson and reinforced the disrespect they've repeatedly directed toward the person poised to become the first Black woman U.S. Supreme Court justice.
As HuffPost reported, on Tuesday, Cotton stood his long-neck-head-a** up during a Senate hearing to use Jackson's common AF surname to draw the stupidest parallel imaginable in insinuating that she's a Nazi sympathizer based on her record as a public defender.
DirecTV said it's ditching OAN starting on Tuesday despite pressure from the "news" outlet and its supporters, including GOP politicians who pressured the platform to reverse the decision.
The Tennessee legislature passed House Bill 2670, which would “prohibit a public institution of higher education from taking certain actions with regard to divisive concepts and the ideologies or political viewpoints of students and employees.”