Новости за 10.03.2024

Dana Carvey, the "Saturday Night Live" legend most famous for his "Church Lady" skits and impressions of former President George H.W. Bush in the 1980s and '90s, is now getting rave reviews for his impersonation of Joe Biden's numerous stances on the border crisis. Carvey was discussing the issue with fellow "SNL" veteran David Spade…

(JNS) -- Hamas is trying to incite a regional escalation during the Muslim holiday of Ramadan, according to a joint statement released by Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency and the Prime Minister’s Office on Saturday. Mossad head David Barnea met with CIA Director William Burns in Amman, Jordan, on Friday, according to the statement, which described…

(JNS) -- After first denying that he had said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu needed to have a “come to Jesus” moment, U.S. President Joe Biden admitted to making the remark post-State of the Union address during a March 9 interview on MSNBC’s “The Saturday Show with Jonathan Capehart.” “What I meant was, it’s…

By Brandon Poulter Daily Caller News Foundation Republican Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed a bill Friday banning legacy admissions at public colleges in the state. Several states have moved to eliminate legacy admissions, which are admissions based on prior familial attendance to a school, after the fall of race-based admissions at the Supreme Court in…

By Katelynn Richardson Daily Caller News Foundation Some liberals are beginning to publicly voice the opinion that 69-year old Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor should retire before the 2024 election to open up her seat for a younger Democratic appointee. Enabling President Joe Biden to appoint a younger liberal justice now would head-off the possibility…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Michael Chamberlain Real Clear Wire The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is funded by Congress, but it also collects “user fees” from regulated industries to fund testing and regulation of those industries’ products. By law, fees from the dairy industry must be used…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Live Action News.] By Bridget Sielicki Live Action News The National Right to Life Committee (NRLC) filed an amicus brief last week asking the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a mandate by the Biden administration that could force emergency room doctors to commit abortions. In August 2022,…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Live Action News.] By Cassy Fiano-Chesser Live Action News YouTube has changed the disclaimer attached to some abortion-related videos after a group of 16 attorneys general (AGs) sent a letter demanding the platform remove misleading information listed there. In the letter, the AGs pointed out that pro-life…

    [Editor's note: This story originally was published by Live Action News.] By Nancy Flanders Live Action News According to The New York Post and other sources, young women are walking away from hormonal birth control as research shows it can cause a variety of health issues. Between 2002 and 2017, oral contraceptive use…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Susan Crabtree Real Clear Wire PALM DESERT, California — The election night venues couldn’t have been more different, though each captured a quintessential piece of California. Rep. Adam Schiff, who led the first impeachment inquiry against former President Donald Trump, held his watch…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Akash Chougule Real Clear Wire The President may be proud of “Bidenomics,” with its massive, seismic transformation in the size and scope of government, but to voters, it is raw pain. Like a runaway train that has smashed into a small town’s railyard,…

By Jason Cohen Daily Caller News Foundation Legendary actor Robert De Niro on Friday declared he would unequivocally refuse to play former President Donald Trump in a movie because of his personality. De Niro has played mobsters and hitmen but portraying Trump would cross the line, he told comedian Bill Maher on “Real Time with…

By Jason Cohen Daily Caller News Foundation President Joe Biden on Saturday expressed regret for referring to Laken Riley’s alleged murderer as “an illegal.” Liberals criticized Biden’s use of the term when describing the 22-year-old nursing student’s alleged murderer Jose Antonio Ibarra during his State of the Union address Thursday after Republicans demanded the president say…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Adam Andrzejewski Real Clear Wire Topline: The City of Denver announced $5 million in budget cuts to help pay for free shelter for migrants from the southern border, with more budget cuts expected. But according to records at OpenTheBooks.com, roughly one-third of Denver…

A federal lawsuit against a Nevada school system over a teacher's demands that a student read an offensive, sexually explicit and obscene script – written by another student – is continuing. The American Center for Law and Justice reports the court denied in part the school's demands that the case be dismissed. The decision was…

A legal fight has been triggered in New Hampshire because of a town's demand that a group of people meeting for religious services must undergo an extensive – and expensive – permitting process that is not being required for those groups that are secular. A report from First Liberty Institute explains that a request has…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Peter Berkowitz Real Clear Wire TEL AVIV—The United States and Israel have advanced apparently conflicting visions of the day after Israel defeats Hamas in Gaza. Whereas the Biden administration seeks the establishment of a Palestinian state, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government plans…

Arjun Singh Daily Caller News Foundation The Senate passed a consolidated bill on Friday to fund a part of the federal government for the 2024 fiscal year, which partially completes the appropriations process that has been delayed since Sept. 30, 2023. Congress has passed four continuing resolutions since the new fiscal year began to avert…

Harold Hutchison Daily Caller News Foundation Democratic Sen. Laphonza Butler of California said Friday that President Joe Biden’s description of the alleged killer of nursing student Laken Riley as an “illegal” was “unfortunate.” Riley’s alleged killer, Jose Antonio Ibarra, an immigrant from Venezuela who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, was arrested by University of Georgia…

Jake Smith Daily Caller News Foundation President Joe Biden signaled on Friday he would sign off on new legislation in Congress that could potentially result in the ban of TikTok. The House Energy and Commerce Committee voted unanimously on Thursday to advance a bipartisan bill that would force Bytedance, a Chinese-based company, to sell its…

Harold Hutchison Daily Caller News Foundation Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul of New York defended her decision to deploy National Guard troops to the New York City subway Friday, citing commuters’ “anxiety,” the New York Post reported. Hochul announced Wednesday that she would deploy 750 members of the New York National Guard and 250 state troopers…

(BNN BREAKING) – In Portland, Oregon, a homeschooling mother, Tara Faul, has taken to documenting the city's escalating social issues, capturing the stark reality of its streets through her lens. Initially apolitical, Faul's perspective shifted dramatically post-2020, as she began to witness firsthand the dissonance between mainstream media portrayals and the tangible decline of her…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By Steve Cohen Real Clear Wire Two stories made news a few weeks ago, but neither mentioned the other. They should have. First, five members of the armed services were killed – and dozens more wounded – in Jordan and off the coast of…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.] By James Glassman Real Clear Wire Remember U.S. Steel? It isn’t what it used to be. Founded in 1901 by Andrew Carnegie and J.P. Morgan, the company was the symbol of American industrial power. But employment peaked 80 years ago at 340,000; it’s now 23,000. Once the largest…

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