Senator Bob Menendez has spoken out against federal bribery charges he received last week. The senator claims that he has done nothing wrong and insists he will be exonerated.
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The Writers Guild of America (WGA) has reached a tentative deal with film and television studios to end the almost five-month strike.
Read More Striking Writers Reach Tentative Deal With Film And TV Studios To Resolve Strike
On Interstate-55 going through conservative, pro-life states, an organization that advocates “normalizing abortion” has begun funding advertising on at least six billboards, one of which boldly claims, “God’s plan includes abortion.”
Read More Pro-Abortion Group Funds ‘God’s Plan Includes Abortion’ Billboards in Conservative States
The Washington National Cathedral has revealed that their new stained glass windows will portray a racial justice theme, meant to replace the previous windows that honored Confederate Generals Robert E. Lee and Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson.
Read More Washington Nat’l Cathedral Replaces Confederate Themed Glass Windows With Racial Justice Themed Glass
The parents and aunt of an infant in Indiana have been charged after the child almost died in their care from “over 50 rat bites.”
Read More Parents, Aunt Arrested After Infant Almost Dies From Over 50 Rat Bites
Roger Waters, a co-founder of the British rock band Pink Floyd, was recently prohibited from speaking at the University of Pennsylvania due to accusations of anti-Semitism stemming from his “Nazi-inspired outfit” and exhibition of controversial symbols during a previous show in Berlin.
Read More Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters Banned From Speaking At College Due To Accusations Of Anti-Semitism