Day: June 25, 2023

NJ parents group rips state AG for ‘waging war’ on parents, children by suing schools over trans policy

4:30 pm June 25, 2023

New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin is stepping in to make sure a number of local school districts rescind their policies requiring staff to inform parents of their child’s decision to transition genders, filing “emergency” lawsuits against them over the allegedly “discriminatory” policy. “Without question, the discriminatory policies passed by these boards of education, if […]

Blinken: Wagner march raises ‘profound questions’ as ‘more cracks emerge in the Russian façade’

4:12 pm June 25, 2023

Secretary of State Antony Blinken insisted Sunday that Wagner chief Yevgeniy Prigozhin’s halted march against Moscow remained an internal “Russian matter,” though adding the challenge could benefit Ukraine’s counteroffensive as Moscow focuses on defending itself “against mercenaries of Putin’s own making.” Blinken, in appearances on CNN’s “State of the Union” and NBC’s “Meet the Press” […]

Don Lemon touts ‘abiding by the Constitution’ in first TV interview since firing: ‘Journalistic duty’

4:00 pm June 25, 2023

Former CNN host Don Lemon spoke to ABC24 in his first TV interview since being fired from the network, telling the local affiliate that he doesn’t believe in “platforming liars and bigots” and putting them on the “same footing as people who are abiding by the Constitution.” ABC24’s Rudy Williams asked Lemon about his CNN […]

Antonio Brown accuses Bucs of treating him like ‘a little dog,’ suggests Tom Brady enticed him to play hurt

3:38 pm June 25, 2023

The last time Antonio Brown was on an NFL field came in 2022 when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers took on the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. He left the stadium in the middle of the game, removing his gear and his shirt on his way to the dramatic exit. […]

Americans reveal most compelling reason to oppose continued aid to Ukraine: survey

3:21 pm June 25, 2023

Americans who do not support sending continued aid to Ukraine believe that money would better be spent on domestic needs. A majority of those who don’t support continued aid to Ukraine, 57%, believe spending money on unmet domestic needs is the “most compelling” reason for their position, according to the results of a Reagan Institute […]