Biden Admin Allocates $5M to Support Journalists Traumatized by Online Trolling – The Conservative

(Molly Bruns, Headline USA) The Biden administration approved nearly $6 million in funding for journalists in need of therapy after allegedly facing trolling online. George Washington University, which received the funding for the program—called Expert Voices Together—described it as “a socio-technical system that provides real-time support to experts experiencing online harassment,” according to the Daily […]

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Washed out ‘Bridge to Nowhere’ on Google Maps route led to driver’s death: Lawsuit

A picture of what was locally known as the “Bridge to Nowhere” in Hickory, North Carolina. Inset top: Alicia Paxson and her husband, Philip, who died after his car drove over a washed-out bridge that was part of a route advised by Google Maps. Inset bottom: Philip Paxon’s car after the incident. (Images via law […]

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DOJ Wrist-Slaps J6 Provocateur Ray Epps With One Misdemeanor – The Conservative

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) J6 provocateur Ray Epps has finally been charged in relation to the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol Hill protest. No, Epps wasn’t charged with inciting a riot for telling protestors to go “into the Capitol,” as he’s infamously caught on video saying. Nor was he charged for allegedly helping ram a sign into police […]

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Family faces hospital in court for allegedly driving the mother to suicide

Maya and Beata Kowalski. (Screenshot: Netflix/YouTube) A Florida family is facing off against a hospital in court, saying staff callously dismissed a teenage girl’s debilitating condition and falsely claimed the mother was making it up. According to the complaint from Pinellas County, the mother, Beata Kowalski, died by suicide because of the turmoil that the […]

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AOC Gets A Dose Of Tough Love From New Workers – The Conservative

It’s not just Mayor Eric Adams who’s worried about his sanctuary city being overrun by illegal immigrants as Governor Greg Abbott continues to bus them out of Texas. Now, New Yorkers themselves are starting to get angry. “Welcome to our nightmare,” Pat Gray from the Blaze says, who notes that New York is not even […]

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Lin Wood listed as state’s witness in Georgia RICO case – but says he won’t fight subpoena

Lin Wood, left, and Donald Trump, right, appear in a White House photo from March 2020. A stalwart ally of former president Donald Trump has been listed and subpoenaed as a witness for the state in Fulton County’s racketeering (RICO) case against the 45th president and 18 other co-defendants accused of taking part in a […]

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Supreme Court Rules On Case To OVERTURN Election Results – The Conservative

The Arizona Supreme Court has issued a ruling that sanctions the Republican National Committee in a case related to the 2022 election, according to Democratic lawyer Marc Elias. This ruling follows a request made by Abe Hamadeh, a state GOP attorney general candidate who lost to Democrat Kris Mayes by just 280 votes, for the […]

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Family of man who died in custody during mental health crisis gets $8 million settlement

Video shows deputies and hospital staff pinning Irvo Otieno, inset, at a Virginia hospital. He later died. (Screenshot from CBS Richmond, Va., affiliate WTVR; Otieno screenshot from GoFundMe) An $8.5 million settlement has been reached in the civil lawsuit involving a 28-year-old man who died after deputies and staff at a Virginia hospital pinned him […]

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Hopes of Finding Lost F-35 Fighter Jet Rise as Debris is Found

The stealth abilities of a US fighter jet appear to be functioning too well, as it took officials hours to identify a debris field after an F-35 went missing after the pilot evacuated due to a “mishap.” Officials said the debris was discovered Monday evening roughly two hours northeast of Joint Installation Charleston, an air […]

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Bishop Rallies Support to Block RINO Compromise, Force Tougher Cuts on Gov’t Spending – The Conservative

(Victor Skinner, The Center Square) A compromise spending proposal between Republican factions in the U.S. House that aims to prevent a government shutdown is facing opposition from the most conservative members of the lower chamber, including North Carolina Congressman Dan Bishop. Bishop, who represents eight counties in the 8th Congressional District east of Charlotte, was […]

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