Variety reports: Wordle is celebrating a major milestone, as the popular online word-guessing game from the New York Times recently released its 1000th puzzle. As part of the #Wordle1000 celebrations, the newspaper released a list of the five hardest Wordles to solve, sharing both the puzzle number and players’ success rate. Now, Wordle is available to play off-line as well, …
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Ex-NYC Cop Sues Mayor Over Alleged Sexual Assault
The New York Daily News reports: A former police colleague of New York City Mayor Eric Adams claims in a bombshell new lawsuit alleging sexual assault that he exposed himself to her and demanded she perform oral sex on him in exchange for help with a job issue more than three decades ago. The accuser, Lorna Beach-Mathura, first came forward …
Read More »Trump Claims “Jewish Democrats Hate Their Religion”
“The Democrat party hates Israel. I really believe they hate Israel and they also see a lot of votes still. Don’t forget, when you see those Palestinian marches, even I– I’m amazed at how many people are in those marches. “And guys like Schumer see that and to him, it’s votes. I think it’s votes more than anything else because …
Read More »Hate Group Ridicules “Pitchwoman” Gov. Kristi Noem
From the Family Research Council’s website: These recent ads — cast in the vein of a social media influencer — involve Noem herself as a pitchwoman, and it’s not a good look. The chief executive of a state is hawking dentists, coffee shops, and shoe inserts. Even if the endorsements are determined to be legal, they’re certainly a conflict of …
Read More »Trump Loses Attempt To Block Stormy From Testifying
The Independent reports: The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s criminal trial stemming from hush money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels has rejected the former president’s attempts to block her testimony. On Monday, New York Judge Juan Merchan also rejected Mr Trump’s attempts to block testimony from Michael Cohen, his former attorney who allegedly supported a scheme to bury compromising …
Read More »SCOTUS Blocks Texas Law Letting Cops Arrest Migrants
CNN reports: The Supreme Court on Monday indefinitely blocked Texas from enforcing an immigration law that would allow state officials to arrest and detain people they suspect of entering the country illegally. The so-called administrative stay will remain in place while the court considers emergency appeals from the Biden administration and others, who want the justices to block enforcement of …
Read More »SCOTUS To Peter Navarro: Report To Federal Prison
Politico reports: Peter Navarro, a former trade adviser in Donald Trump’s White House, appears to be heading to jail. Chief Justice John Roberts on Monday turned down Navarro’s emergency motion to stave off his imminent jail sentence — set to begin Tuesday at 2 p.m. in a Miami federal prison — for his defiance of a subpoena from the House …
Read More »Infamous Liar Money Begs Over “Bloodbath” Tirade
“At a rally on Saturday, I predicted a bloodbath for our auto industry if Crooked Joe Biden were to win in November. Then immediately, the LIARS in the Fake News & Democrat Party pushed their biggest HOAX of the election. They used edited clips to viciously misquote me. They said that YOU were a dangerous threat to our country.They even …
Read More »Cultist “Influencer” Arrested On Five Riot Charges
NBC News reports: A conservative influencer was arrested in California on Jan. 6 charges, including helping to steal a table from a Capitol conference room that the FBI says was used to assault officers just feet away at the lower west tunnel, where some of the most brutal attacks on law enforcement took place. Isabella Deluca, a fervent supporter of …
Read More »DOJ To Supreme Court: Reject Peter Navarro’s Appeal
Fox News reports: The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court on Monday to reject Navarro’s last-ditch effort to avoid reporting to prison. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar called Navarro’s arguments “meritless” and urged the court to deny his emergency appeal, arguing that his challenge is not likely to result in a reversal of his conviction. Navarro’s “numerous arguments fall into two …
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