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Target is now selling ‘Pride’ toys and treats for your pets

The retail giant Target has come under fire recently for promoting its so-called “Pride” collection, which featured, among other things, a “tuck-friendly” bathing suit and clothing designed for young children to support homosexuals celebrating their sexual preferences. The national backlash forced the company to remove some of its “Pride” merchandising. The merchandising rearrangement, however, apparently did not include its pet section. Anyone visiting a Target store and perusing the pet section will notice “Pride” toys and treats for their pets.

California school district faces backlash for including controversial Christ artwork in curriculum

Dos Pueblos High School in California is facing repercussions from Christian families for including a photograph called “Piss Christ” in its international baccalaureate curriculum.

Chris Christie is going to help Trump in the primary whether he means to or not

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie supposedly jumped into the 2024 GOP presidential primary to take down former President Donald Trump. But the reality is that Christie is only going to help Trump during the campaign, whether he means to or not.

Air Defender 23 doesn’t show NATO’s strength but rather its US dependency

NATO remains a critical alliance for U.S. national interests and for the defense of democratic sovereignty. Russia's brutal war on Ukraine proves that European defense alliances still matter. That said, NATO suffers a sustaining malady. Even as the United States must urgently prioritize its military resources in preparation for a conflict with China, most NATO members continue to rely on the U.S. to do the heavy lifting in Europe's defense.

‘Uniquely American’: Lawmakers mark annual Seersucker Day

SPOTTED: A dozen senators sporting their best summertime stripes on Thursday in what’s become — depending on who one asks — both a beloved and sometimes-grumbled-about Capitol tradition: Seersucker Day. The day dedicated to congressional seersuckers began in 1996, when then-Sen. Trent Lott (R-Miss.) introduced it at the Capitol. While Congress took a break from...

Court orders DC man to stop smoking pot where his neighbor can smell it

A D.C. judge ruled that a resident must stop using medical marijuana after a neighbor complained it was disturbing her. After a nearly three-year long court battle, Judge Ebony Scott ruled Monday night that Thomas Cackett could no longer smoke in his apartment or within 25 feet of his neighbor’s home. Scott said while Cackett...

Jeffries says he’ll ‘respect’ whatever ‘judicial decision is rendered’ in NY redistricting case

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) said Thursday that he will "respect" whatever "judicial decision is rendered" by the courts ahead of arguments scheduled later in the day over the state's congressional maps. A New York appeals court is set to hear arguments in a case seeking to have the bipartisan Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC)...

Rand Paul holds up tax bill that is priority for US-Taiwan economic ties

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky) on Thursday held up legislation that would ease tax burdens on businesses operating in both Taiwan and the U.S., a key priority as both sides seek to strengthen economic ties in the face of aggression from the People’s Republic of China.  The legislation, called the Taiwan Tax Agreement Act of 2023,...

NOAA declares El Nino conditions are present, expected to strengthen

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has declared the arrival of El Nino, a climate phenomenon that brings warmer sea temperatures near the equator. According to NOAA, El Nino, which occurs every two to seven years on average, can bring heavier rainfall to some parts of the world and droughts to other parts....

Nikki Haley’s uphill battle in Iowa

Can the former South Carolina governor break away from the pack of those polling in the single digits?

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