Ole Braatelien, Author at The Western Journal

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Ole Braatelien has written for The Western Journal since 2022. He earned his bachelor's from ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

View from behind a bar counter with various liquor bottles and bar tools at a restaurant, Bishop Ranch Business Park, San Ramon, California, May 22, 2024.

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Officials Vow Justice After American, Five Tourists Killed in Poisoning

The Laotian government remains tight-lipped about these mysterious poisonings. One of the casualties was an American tourist.

By Ole Braatelien November 23, 2024

Stock picture of a New York City street.

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Building Super Allegedly Befriends 100-Year-Old Tenant, Gains Power of Attorney for Massive Betrayal

Just one year before, The New York Times lauded the woman as a "lifeline" to the elderly living in her apartment.

By Ole Braatelien November 23, 2024

Jeriline Brady-McGinnis was transported to a hospital, where she died of her injuries.

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Woman Killed by Her Own Dog Before It Turns on Officers

The Boston woman and her husband were reportedly dog breeders, whose neighbor said they had "too many dogs."

By Ole Braatelien November 21, 2024

Brock Bowers, left, of the Las Vegas Raiders celebrates a touchdown by performing the "Trump Dance" with fellow teammates.

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'Wow': Controversy Swarms CBS as Network Gets Accused of Hiding NFL Players' Trump Celebration

Yet another sports star has broken out the "Trump Dance." The move has caught fire on the internet, and the legacy media is hating it.

By Ole Braatelien November 21, 2024

Mynor Stiven De Paz-Munoz, left, and Billy Erney Buitrago-Bustos, right, are illegal immigrants who were arrested in Massachusetts and are both accused of raping children.

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ICE Arrests Two Illegal Immigrants Suspected of Child Rape After They Were Released by Local Authorities

Two illegal immigrants in Massachusetts have been arrested, days after the state's governor took a hard stance against mass deportations.

By Ole Braatelien November 21, 2024

Amish men walk by a home in Mechanicsville, Maryland.

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How the Amish Helped Trump Win Pennsylvania

There's no question that the Amish helped President-elect Donald Trump win Pennsylvania. Here's how it happened.

By Ole Braatelien November 17, 2024

Thomas Homan, Deputy Director of Immigration and Immigration enforcement shakes hands with Border Patrol agents after a press conference at Border Field State Park on May 7, 2018 in San Ysidro, CA.

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Thousands of Retired Officers, Veterans Are Volunteering for Unprecedented Deportation Effort

Many are wondering how the Trump Administration could pull off the mass deportation of illegal immigrants. This is part of the answer.

By Ole Braatelien November 16, 2024

Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) arrives as supporters wait to hear Democratic presidential nominee, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris concede the election, at Howard University on November 06, 2024 in Washington, DC.

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Pelosi Refuses to Call it Quits, Files for Reelection at 84-Years-Old

Democrat Rep. Nancy Pelosi won't give up power. Sources say President-elect Donald Trump's victory influenced the 84-year-old's decision.

By Ole Braatelien November 16, 2024

The oldest known carving of the Ten Commandments will be auctioned by Sotheby's in December.

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Archaeologist Takes Closer Look at Sidewalk Stone, Realizes It's Ancient Bible Artifact, Now Worth $2 Million

When it was first discovered in 1913, nobody recognized its significance. Today, people look at the stone much differently.

By Ole Braatelien November 15, 2024

The utility company cut power after the woman climbed into a high-voltage substation in Salt Lake City, Utah.

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Woman Forces Police to Act as Her Mental Health Episode Leaves Over 800 Homes Without Power

This woman was clearly disturbed. Fortunately, she wasn't harmed, as this story could have had a very different ending.

By Ole Braatelien November 15, 2024

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Officials Vow Justice After American, Five Tourists Killed in Poisoning

Building Super Allegedly Befriends 100-Year-Old Tenant, Gains Power of Attorney for Massive Betrayal

Woman Killed by Her Own Dog Before It Turns on Officers

'Wow': Controversy Swarms CBS as Network Gets Accused of Hiding NFL Players' Trump Celebration

ICE Arrests Two Illegal Immigrants Suspected of Child Rape After They Were Released by Local Authorities

How the Amish Helped Trump Win Pennsylvania

Thousands of Retired Officers, Veterans Are Volunteering for Unprecedented Deportation Effort

Pelosi Refuses to Call it Quits, Files for Reelection at 84-Years-Old

Archaeologist Takes Closer Look at Sidewalk Stone, Realizes It's Ancient Bible Artifact, Now Worth $2 Million

Woman Forces Police to Act as Her Mental Health Episode Leaves Over 800 Homes Without Power

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