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GOP Gov. Tate Reeves of Mississippi speaks to business leaders at the Mississippi Economic Council's annual "Hobnob Mississippi" in Jackson on Oct. 28.

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Mississippi Governor Reveals He'll Make His Move After Roe Is Overturned

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves says his state is ready to ban most abortions if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade.

By Jack Davis December 5, 2021

Then Secretary to the Governor Melissa DeRosa, left, and then New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo sir together for a press conference in New York on Sept. 14, 2018.

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Dem's Dirty Secret: Andrew Cuomo's Top Staffers Staged Covert Op to Spy on Gov's Alleged Victims

The lid has been lifted on some of the tricks former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo used to try to hang onto power.

By Jack Davis December 5, 2021

An aerial view shows the houses on Lomitas Avenue, Canon Drive, and Beverly Drive in Beverly Hills, California.

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Elites Shocked as CA Violence Spills Into Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills, California is dealing with violent crime, which can be linked to the ongoing crime that has been seen throughout the state.

By Jack Davis December 5, 2021

A note to employees advising them how to handle African customers drew sharp criticism after pictures of it went viral online.

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Store Apologizes for Sign Telling Employees What to Do When an African Walks in

A note behind the counter that told one store's staff how to deal with African customers has caused a fuss.

By Jack Davis December 5, 2021

This photo shows police detectives and an officer in the background at a crime scene which has been secured by "Police Line Do Not Cross" tape.

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Idiotic New 'Door Kicking' Trend Is Bound to Get Somebody Shot

Young people are kicking in doors, some hard enough to burst them open, while listening to the song "Die Young" by Kesha.

By Jack Gist December 5, 2021

A group of anti-abortion protesters gather outside the United States Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday to pray.

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NYT Writer Argues Adoption More 'Dangerous and Potentially Traumatic' Than Abortion: Op-Ed

Spiers' argument that killing a child in the womb is better than adoption because life is difficult and full of suffering is sheer madness.

By Elizabeth Stauffer December 5, 2021

Former Sen. Bob Dole salutes before the flag-draped coffin of former President George H.W. Bush in the Capitol Rotunda Dec. 4, 2018.

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GOP Icon and Former Republican Presidential Candidate Bob Dole Dead at 98

He survived near death in combat in Europe to forge a career that made him a political giant of the Republican Party, and the entire country.

By Jack Davis December 5, 2021

This photo shows a mall full of people looking into stores, shopping, and getting food.

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Omicron Has Been Found in 38 Countries, But Something Even Bigger Was Just Realized About the Variant

As the WHO warns about the spread of the omicron variant, it also notes that no deaths have been atrributed yet to the variant.

By Jack Davis December 5, 2021

Russian military vehicles are pictured in a photo from May when the country celebrated the 76th anniversary of the Allied victory over Nazi Germany in World War II.

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D-Day Size Invasion Force Lining Up, Officials Warn Major European War Only Months Away: Report,

War could be in the air soon as Russian forces amass overpowering superiority along the borders of Ukraine, according to a new report.

By Jack Davis December 5, 2021

Bette Midler is seen entering the Variety's Power of Women in New York City on April 5, 2019.

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After Claim About Trump in New Book, Bette Midler Says He Should Be Hit with Outrageous Charge

Midler's tweet came after news outlets got ahold of former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows' book.

By C. Douglas Golden December 5, 2021

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