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Olympia mayor calls forcible occupation of hotel ‘domestic terrorism’

Olympia mayor calls forcible occupation of hotel ‘domestic terrorism’

by 6 years agoUncategorized

City officials in Olympia, Wash., on Tuesday, condemned the actions of the group Oly Housing Now, which “forcibly” occupied a hotel in the city over the weekend to demanding…

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Ingraham vows ‘no ransom for hostage takers’ as Democrats seek to smear GOP as extremists

Ingraham vows ‘no ransom for hostage takers’ as Democrats seek to smear GOP as extremists

by 6 years agoUncategorized

President Biden and his Democratic allies are demonstrating why 74 million people voted for Donald Trump last year, Laura Ingraham said Wednesday.

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Lottery lightning strikes twice: Idaho woman claims 2 big jackpots in 2 days

Lottery lightning strikes twice: Idaho woman claims 2 big jackpots in 2 days

by 6 years agoUncategorized

How’s this for a lucky streak: A lottery player in Idaho won a $200,000 scratch-off prize last Friday – then won a $300,000 prize the very next day,…

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Olympia mayor calls forcible occupation of hotel ‘domestic terrorism’

Olympia mayor calls forcible occupation of hotel ‘domestic terrorism’

by David Aaro6 years agoWorld

City officials in Olympia, Wash., on Tuesday, condemned the actions of the group Oly Housing Now, which “forcibly” occupied a hotel in the city over the weekend to demanding…

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Ingraham vows ‘no ransom for hostage takers’ as Democrats seek to smear GOP as extremists

Ingraham vows ‘no ransom for hostage takers’ as Democrats seek to smear GOP as extremists

by Charles Creitz6 years agoWorld

President Biden and his Democratic allies are demonstrating why 74 million people voted for Donald Trump last year, Laura Ingraham said Wednesday.

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Lottery lightning strikes twice: Idaho woman claims 2 big jackpots in 2 days

Lottery lightning strikes twice: Idaho woman claims 2 big jackpots in 2 days

by Dom Calicchio6 years agoWorld

How’s this for a lucky streak: A lottery player in Idaho won a $200,000 scratch-off prize last Friday – then won a $300,000 prize the very next day,…

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Morgan Wallen ineligible for ACM Awards following use of racial slur

Morgan Wallen ineligible for ACM Awards following use of racial slur

by 6 years agoUncategorized

“7 Summers” singer Morgan Wallen is now ineligible for the Academy of Country Music Awards following his use of the N-word.

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Obama center in Chicago, estimated at $500M, to break ground this year despite complaints, officials say

Obama center in Chicago, estimated at $500M, to break ground this year despite complaints, officials say

by 6 years agoUncategorized

After years of delays and a federal review, construction on the planned $500 million Obama Presidential Center will begin later this year in Chicago, officials said Wednesday.

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Judge Andrew P. Napolitano: The abuse of the Fourth Amendment and the consequences of that abuse

Judge Andrew P. Napolitano: The abuse of the Fourth Amendment and the consequences of that abuse

by 6 years agoUncategorized

When Justice Louis D. Brandeis referred to the right to privacy as “the right to be let alone,” it was 1928. 

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Gaetz decries political double standards ‘eating away at our voters and the country’

Gaetz decries political double standards ‘eating away at our voters and the country’

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Every elected official in Washington should be held to the same standard when it comes to their rhetoric, Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., told Fox News’ “Hannity” on Wednesday.

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