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Amazon Obtains Interior Maps of Millions of Homes with Purchase of iRobot

iRobot has accepted the almost $2 billion purchase bid.

North Carolina County Stocking Schools With AR-15s

North Carolina’s Madison County is collaborating with the local sheriff’s office to place AR-15 rifles in emergency safes in each of their schools as part of an effort to enhance security in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting.

Then VP Biden Met CCP-Linked Energy Executives at White House in 2014

Vice President Joe Biden reportedly met at the White House two Chinese energy executives who worked with a CCP-linked company, Wanxiang, on July 25, 2014, between 11 A.M and 12.15 P.M., emails from Hunter’s laptop reveal.

Indiana: First State to Approve Abortion After Roe v. Wade

Indiana on Friday became the first state in the nation to approve abortion restrictions since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, as the Republican governor quickly signed a near-total ban on the procedure shortly after lawmakers approved it.

Indiana House Overwhelmingly Passes Bill to Ban Abortions, Save Unborn Babies

Indiana is closer to becoming the next state to protect babies from abortions.

Rising ‘Constitutional Carry’ Is a Sign of Failing Trust in Government

Come next January, Alabama will be the twenty-fifth state to allow concealed carry without a permit.

IRS Is Stockpiling 5 Million Rounds of Ammo

The federal government is currently stashing large amounts of weapons and ammunition for unknown reasons.

George Soros Admits Backing Leftist Prosecutors in Wall Street Journal Op-Ed: ‘I Have No Intention of Stopping’

"This is why I have supported the election (and more recently the re-election) of prosecutors who support reform. I have done it transparently, and I have no intention of stopping," writes Soros for WSJ.

Judge Refuses to Dismiss Trump Lawsuit Against YouTube

A district judge stayed former President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against YouTube until the end of the appeal against the dismissal of his case against Twitter.

Federal Judge Rules West Virginia Medicaid Must Provide Coverage for Gender-Related Surgeries

On Tuesday, District Judge Robert C. Chambers ruled that West Virginia Medicaid must provide coverage for the surgical treatment of gender dysphoria.

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