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A hard foul became a racial theory almost instantly. Instead of ‘I went too far,’ DiJonai Carrington’s response became her seminar on racism, white-privilege, and powerlessness for people of color.

The language is shifting, but the goal is the same.

They have been sheltered by government employment and protected by corporate diversity mandates.

Carrington was ejected after striking Cunningham across the face during Indiana Fever's 90-86 win over Chicago Sky

The Iranian regime’s nuclear secrecy deep inside Kolang Mountain demonstrates its prioritization of destructive nuclear projects and its insistence on military adventurism to preserve the regime’s survival.

The increase in executions in Iran has once again drawn reactions from international organizations. The United Nations says the implementation of death sentences has accelerated in recent months, and a growing number of defendants in national security and protest-related cases are at risk of execution.

A regime’s true condition is not measured in missile inventories or centrifuge counts. It is measured at the checkout line. And in Iran this week, the checkout line is telling a story Tehran cannot spin, censor, or blame on the Zionists.

MOORESVILLE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — It was a full house Monday night at the Mooresville Commissioners’ meeting as residents voiced their concerns over a proposed Islamic Center in the city.

The property for the proposed development is located on Swift Arrow Drive off Morrison Plantation Parkway. The Islamic Center of Lake Norman has owned the lot since 2019. Early construction is underway on the new, permanent location for the non-profit.

Riley Gaines and Sophie Cunningham face criticism from the former soccer star after a photo together at an Indiana Fever game

over alleged 'fake' Ugandan accent
Critics accuse the New York City mayor of using a 'fake' accent while promoting his mother Mira Nair's Disney film

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“All he had to do was tell the truth more than 100 times. Though he refused,” said Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., the committee chairman. “The chair ruled that Dr. Fauci’s assertion of the Fifth Amendment privilege was unsupported in light of the pardon and the testimony he offered in his opening statement.”

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