Levin slams liberal outrage at potential Roe reversal: 'Was Korematsu or Dred Scott good law?'

In the wake of protests at Supreme Court justices’ homes over the prospect of abortion regulation and restrictions potentially being returned to state governments, former Reagan Justice Department chief of staff Mark Levin said the high court is not infallible in its landmark rulings. Levin and former Whitewater Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr discussed past cases…

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Omar, Sanders slam Manchin for rejecting Build Back Better: ‘I think it’s bull—-‘

Progressives slammed Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., after he revealed Sunday that he would not support joe-biden” target=”_blank”>President Biden’s<. “The people of West Virginia would directly benefit from childcare, pre-Medicare expansion, and long term care, just like Minnesotans. This is exactly what we warned would happen if we separated Build Back Better from infrastructure.”  MANCHIN SAYS…

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Secretary of State Blinken ripped for 'rather soft' speech on China threat

Former Special Assistant to George W. Bush Michael Allen commented on Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s world-regions as the United States’ most serious long-term threat. On “America’s Newsroom” Friday, Allen argued Blinken delivered a ‘soft speech’ given the high stakes of China’s growing threat to global security and demanded a strong approach to protect American…

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2 Asian women stabbed on San Francisco street, suspect arrested, police say

Police have arrested a 54-year-old man suspected of stabbing two Asian women on a busy san-francisco” target=”_blank”>San Francisco< of the Bay Area. Both victims were rushed to a hospital. Their conditions were not immediately disclosed. Aerial images above the scene show multiple police vehicles present at the San Francisco intersection where a double stabbing took place. (FOX 2…

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Should you warm up your car in winter?

It’s a common sight on a cold day. Modern cars don’t need to be warmed up. (iStock) Parked cars and trucks with steam coming out of their tailpipes as their owners warm them up before driving. But is it necessary? It was in the old days when cars used carburetted engines, but not so much…

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