Richard Moorhead, Author at The Western Journal

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Richard Moorhead is a conservative journalist, a graduate of Arizona State University, Army Infantryman, Gold Star grandson, and guitar player.

Michael Avenatti speaks to members of the media

AP Photo / John Minchillo

Convicted Again: Avenatti Found Guilty Again, This Time for What He Did to Stormy Daniels

Avenatti, who has yet to begin a sentence for defrauding Nike, is set to receive even more prison time for stealing from Stormy Daniels.

By Richard Moorhead February 4, 2022

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Commentary

Biden Official: Secretly Scattering Criminal Migrants Across America 'Beautiful to Watch'

Biden officials believe it's 'beautiful to watch' the integrity and security of the southern border thrown to the wind.

By Richard Moorhead February 4, 2022

Children raise their hand in a classroom in this stock image.

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Georgia 'Parents' Bill of Rights' Introduces Transparency to Public School Curriculum

A bill introduced in Georgia would create a process by which parents can request information on curriculum from schools.

By Richard Moorhead February 4, 2022

The Washington Post says it will recuse its new national editor, Matea Gold, from coverage involving the FBA, since Gold is married to the FBI director's chief of staff, according to news reports.

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Conflict of Interest: Washington Post's National Editor Married to FBI Chief of Staff

A woman appointed as the Washington Post's national editor last month is married to the current chief of staff of the FBI.

By Richard Moorhead February 3, 2022

Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York speaks during an event at the US Climate Action Centre during COP26 on Nov. 9, 2021, in Glasgow, Scotland.

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AOC Temporarily Quits Twitter, Citing 'Negativity' and Anxiety

One of the most social media-obsessed members of the Democratic Party decided to take an extended break from Twitter.

By Richard Moorhead February 2, 2022

Akash Bashir, a security guard who was killed preventing a suicide bomber from entering a Pakistani church in 2015, has been declared a servant of God by the Vatican.

@Sachinettiyil / Twitter

Guard Who Stopped Islamic Terrorist from Entering Church with Bomb Placed on First Step to Sainthood

The first Pakistani to be named a servant of God was killed preventing a suicide bomber from entering a church in 2015.

By Richard Moorhead February 2, 2022

West Virginia Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin, seen in a file photo from January, told reporters that President Joe Bidens Build Back Better spending package is 'dead.'

Jose Luis Magana / AP

Joe Manchin Predicts Doom For Biden's Build Back Better Package: 'It's Dead'

"What Build Back Better bill? There is no, I mean, I don't know what you all are talking about ... No, no, no, no. It's dead."

By Richard Moorhead February 2, 2022

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi of California gives a news conference from the Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 20.

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Voter Registration Data Shows GOP Gaining Voters in Hot Swing State as Democrats Lose Big Time

New voter registration information released in Arizona reveals Republicans have increased their party affiliation advantage in the state.

By Richard Moorhead February 2, 2022

CNN president Jeff Zucker, pictured here attending the 13th annual CNN Heroes: A n All-Star Tribute in New York City on Dec. 8, 2019, resigned on Wednesday after confessing to having a relationship with another CNN employee.

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Breaking

CNN President Announces His Resignation to 'Stunned' Employees Amid Scandal

Jeff Zucker's resignation is one of several incidents of employee misconduct at the liberal establishment media network.

By Richard Moorhead February 2, 2022

Former President George W. Bush, left, donated to the re-election campaigns of two Republican lawmakers known for their opposition to former President Donald Trump.

Doug Mills / AP; Ben Gray / AP

George W. Bush Sends Maximum Cash Donations to Embattled Republicans Who Voted to Impeach Trump

Former President George W. Bush is opening his checkbook for two Republicans who fought to impeach Donald Trump.

By Richard Moorhead February 1, 2022

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Convicted Again: Avenatti Found Guilty Again, This Time for What He Did to Stormy Daniels

Biden Official: Secretly Scattering Criminal Migrants Across America 'Beautiful to Watch'

Georgia 'Parents' Bill of Rights' Introduces Transparency to Public School Curriculum

Conflict of Interest: Washington Post's National Editor Married to FBI Chief of Staff

AOC Temporarily Quits Twitter, Citing 'Negativity' and Anxiety

Guard Who Stopped Islamic Terrorist from Entering Church with Bomb Placed on First Step to Sainthood

Joe Manchin Predicts Doom For Biden's Build Back Better Package: 'It's Dead'

Voter Registration Data Shows GOP Gaining Voters in Hot Swing State as Democrats Lose Big Time

CNN President Announces His Resignation to 'Stunned' Employees Amid Scandal

George W. Bush Sends Maximum Cash Donations to Embattled Republicans Who Voted to Impeach Trump

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