Riley Gaines threatens to sue news outlet for ‘libel and character assassination’

Swimmer and activist Riley Gaines responded to a news article she claimed was an attempt at “character assassination” with a threat to sue.

British newspaper PinkNews released a story early Friday that read: “Anti-trans harassment pedalled on social media by former US college swimmer Riley Gaines has been linked with a bomb threat at a California library.” Gaines had shared a video from a meeting of the Yolo County chapter of Moms for Liberty at Mary L. Stephens Library in Davis, where library staff kept interrupting the meeting, insisting the group not misgender transgender athletes, until they were asked to leave.

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Fired Ukrainian prosecutor Shokin says Joe and Hunter Biden DID take BRIBES – and were behind his ousting: ‘Isn’t that corruption alone?’ he says in preview of bombshell interview

Former Ukranian Prosecutor-General Viktor Shokin is accusing Joe and Hunter Biden of ‘corruption’ – saying they accepted large money ‘bribes’ from Burisma and were behind his firing.

Shokin, who was ousted as Ukraine’s top prosecutor in 2016, made the accusations during excerpts of an upcoming explosive interview airing on Fox News.

At the time of his firing, he was investigating oil company Burisma Holdings for corruption – when Hunter was serving on the firm’s board.

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Sex workers claim ‘violent’ encounters with suspected Gilgo Beach killer Rex Heuermann

Two sex workers have claimed that Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann was “violent” and “aggressive” during encounters, authorities said this week — as it was revealed that the disgraced father of two has been meeting with a clergyman behind bars.

The two women were interviewed by Suffolk County’s anti-human trafficking unit at the Riverhead and Yaphank jails late last month, Sheriff Errol Toulon Jr. told Newsday.

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Poilievre Says Attendance at ‘Million Person March’ Undecided, but He Supports Parental Rights

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre doesn’t know if he’ll attend the “Million Person March” against gender ideology being taught in schools, but he says parents should be the arbiters on how children are educated.

While attending a Pakistan Independence Day event in Toronto on Aug. 20, Mr. Poilievre was asked by Awaz media whether he will attend the march, according to social media posts.

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Ari Blaff: Toronto schools’ anti-racism trainer demands religious blind faith

The disturbing rhetoric of Kike Ojo-Thompson during her infamous session with Toronto District School Board (TDSB) has raised concerns about what diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) facilitators are allowed to say and how they are permitted to treat people.

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DOJ Sues SpaceX, Alleging Discriminatory Hiring Practices against Refugees

The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a lawsuit on Thursday against SpaceX, a rocketry company founded by Elon Musk, alleging that the firm discriminated against asylum seekers and migrants.

From “at least September 2018 to May 2022, SpaceX routinely discouraged asylees and refugees from applying and refused to hire or consider them, because of their citizenship status, in violation of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA),” a departmental news release reads.

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California Gives Shoplifters Another Free Pass

New legislation would handcuff retailers and impose costly new regulatory burdens.

SACRAMENTO — Several years ago, I was shopping in a Santa Ana big-box store when a nondescript young man asked the clerk to show him a video game system — probably a $200-to-$300 item — that was kept in a locked cabinet. She handed it to him and he then nonchalantly put it under his arm and slowly walked away with it, exiting through the alarmed exit door. Employees and customers (myself included) just stood there and watched this theft take place.

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Spinning the myth of Global Warming for corporate gain

“The myth of human-induced global warming has always been a mixture of scientific chicanery and businesses, seeking to leverage a competitive advantage over their rivals.

For scientists – at least those in the public sector – global warming provided the opportunity to be listened to by politicians and the public, to attend international gatherings, and be shown the respect they felt was previously lacking.”

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The Biden Clan’s Con Is Coming To An End

Despite years of Biden family and media disinformation, we are finally learning that President Joe Biden really did fire Ukrainian prosecutor Viktor Shokin for looking into state corruption involving the oil company Burisma and Hunter Biden — and ultimately Joe Biden himself.

As vice president, Biden, in his own words, bragged that he had threatened to cancel the deliverance of American foreign aid to Ukraine unless Shokin was dismissed.

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Guyana’s president goes on reparations rant

Guyana’s president asks European slave traders’ descendants to pay reparation

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The president of Guyana has called on descendants of European slave traders to offer to pay reparations to right historical wrongs.

Irfaan Ali also demanded that those involved in the transatlantic slave trade and African enslavement be posthumously charged for crimes against humanity.

The South American leader’s comments come in advance of Friday’s official apology by the descendants of Scottish 19th-century sugar and coffee plantation owner John Gladstone, father of four-time prime minister William Gladstone.

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Drag queen jailed after sending sexual messages to ‘14-year-old boy’

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A drag queen trapped by paedophile hunters who fooled him into believing he was talking to a teenage boy has been jailed for 34 months.

Andrew Way, an LGBT Pride organiser known by the stage name Miss Gin, believed he was talking to a 14-year-old boy in explicit messages online.

Way pretended he was 27 when he began contacting the “boy”, not realising that a paedophile hunting group was behind the profile.

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Putin puts on a show of being top dog. But is he really weaker now Prigozhin is gone?

As threats go, it wasn’t particularly veiled. It was as if Vladimir Putin either couldn’t quite be bothered to disguise his warning, or simply didn’t want to.

The day after Evgeny Prigozhin died in a plane crash, he described his formerly loyal fixer as a “talented businessman” who had “made some serious mistakes”.

Putin was asserting himself as the top dog in Russia and if anybody dared to challenge him, as Prigozhin had done so in a failed mutiny two months ago, they would also die.

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