Lexie Purdy, Author at The Western Journal

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Lexie Purdy is a Junior Assignment Editor at The Western Journal. She is currently earning her degree in Government with an Emphasis in Legal Studies at Grand Canyon University.

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The above image is of a Tesla being extinguished after Hurricane Ian.

@JimmyPatronis / Twitter video screen shot

FL Firefighters Face Major EV Nightmare After Hurricane Ian - Tesla Catches on Fire from Salt in Water

A south Florida fire department responded to a call on Thursday when a Tesla caught on fire on the back of a tow truck.

By Lexie Purdy October 6, 2022

A pilot captured images of red lights beneath the clouds.

CNN en Español / YouTube screen shot

Pilot Captures Mysterious Red Glow Lurking Beneath the Clouds Unlike Anything He's Ever Seen

A pilot captured an odd sighting while flying over the ocean at night. Once the media hit the internet, theories for the phenomena went amok.

By Lexie Purdy August 2, 2022

Former Ohio state Sen. Nina Turner, left, got a surprising response to her poll about canceling student loan debt, much to Matt Walsh's amusement.

Leigh Vogel / Getty Images; Danielle Del Valle / Getty Images

Commentary

Blue-Check Lib Posts Poll, Results Gloriously Backfire - Then Matt Walsh Throws the Final Punch

Former Ohio State Senator Nina Turner got a brutal awakening after posting a poll on her Twitter asking if student debt should be canceled.

By Lexie Purdy August 1, 2022

Donald Trump and his son, Barron Trump, smile at each other in front of the White House in Washington, D.C., on Trump's Inauguration Day, Jan. 20, 2017.

Mark Wilson / Getty Images

Commentary

Barron Trump Makes Public Appearance, Towers Over Parents: How Much Taller Did He Get?

According to the New York Post, last year Barron stood at 6 feet, 7 inches at 15 years old. A year later, he looks even taller.

By Lexie Purdy July 23, 2022

The man wore a floral dress, white sneakers and orange gloves and carried a pink purse.

McDonough Police Department / Facebook screen shot

Pics: Bank Robbing Suspect's Discreet Disguise Fooled Everyone, Now Police Can't Find Him

Georgia police are looking for a man who allegedly robbed a bank on Monday. The footage caught him wearing an interesting costume.

By Lexie Purdy July 20, 2022

Escambia County, Florida, Sheriff Chip Simmons discusses a July 7 home invasion incident on Friday.

scambia County Sheriff's Office / Facebook screen shot

FL Sheriff: Man Who Defended Home with 'AK-47 Style' Gun Will 'Absolutely Not' Face Charges

As Stand Your Ground laws have come under much scrutiny, a Florida man shows just how important it is to be able to defend yourself.

By Lexie Purdy July 14, 2022

A Rivian R1T electric truck drives near Van Horn, Texas, on Oct. 12, 2021.

Patrick T. Fallon - AFP / Getty Images

Commentary

Couple Towed Trailer Behind $80,000 Electric Truck, Had to Stop Every 100 Miles on 2,700-Mile Trip

This hair-pulling journey validates the serious concerns that many Americans have about electric vehicles.

By Lexie Purdy July 8, 2022

GOP Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas departs from an event with Senate Republicans in the U.S. Capitol building on Aug. 5, 2021, in Washington, D.C.

Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images

Commentary

God Help Us: We Asked Every US Senator if They Support Banning 'Kid-Friendly' Drag Shows - Only 1 Said Yes

As 'kid-friendly' drag shows continue in America, calls for lawmakers to pass bills banning such events have ensued; but are they willing?

By Lexie Purdy June 21, 2022

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'WJ Live': Biden Shakes and Screams During AFL-CIO Speech

President Joe Biden gave a speech to the AFL-CIO in which he became unhinged, listing off excuses for the economic crisis in America.

By Lexie Purdy June 15, 2022

A home is swept away in the Yellowstone River in Gardiner, Montana, on Monday.

NBC Montana / Facebook screen shot

Yellowstone Park Completely Cut Off by Historic Floods, House Falls Into River and Floats Away

Montana and Wyoming have been hit with severe flooding, which has destroyed houses and bridges, and even caused individuals to be stranded.

By Lexie Purdy June 15, 2022

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FL Firefighters Face Major EV Nightmare After Hurricane Ian - Tesla Catches on Fire from Salt in Water

Pilot Captures Mysterious Red Glow Lurking Beneath the Clouds Unlike Anything He's Ever Seen

Blue-Check Lib Posts Poll, Results Gloriously Backfire - Then Matt Walsh Throws the Final Punch

Barron Trump Makes Public Appearance, Towers Over Parents: How Much Taller Did He Get?

Pics: Bank Robbing Suspect's Discreet Disguise Fooled Everyone, Now Police Can't Find Him

FL Sheriff: Man Who Defended Home with 'AK-47 Style' Gun Will 'Absolutely Not' Face Charges

Couple Towed Trailer Behind $80,000 Electric Truck, Had to Stop Every 100 Miles on 2,700-Mile Trip

God Help Us: We Asked Every US Senator if They Support Banning 'Kid-Friendly' Drag Shows - Only 1 Said Yes

'WJ Live': Biden Shakes and Screams During AFL-CIO Speech

Yellowstone Park Completely Cut Off by Historic Floods, House Falls Into River and Floats Away

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