Former President Trump joined the social media platform TikTok over the weekend and already amassed more followers than the Biden campaign.
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Biden’s Black Outreach Is Failing, and No One Knows How to Fix It
A Pew poll from April found that only 55% of black voters approved of Biden’s job performance. That ghastly number is only the beginning of Biden’s troubles with the Democrat’s most reliable voting bloc: the black vote.
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FIERY Israel Debate – Konstantin Kisin, Briahna Joy Gray, Michael Moynihan, Eli Lake and Jake Klein – Dissident Dialogues
U.S. and Germany Authorise Ukrainian Attacks Against Russia – The European Conservative
Both the United States and Germany have allowed weapons they supplied to Ukraine to be used against targets inside Russian territory.
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BREAKING: Trump says ‘Mother Teresa could not beat these charges’ in ‘rigged’ case against him – The Post Millennial
Trump addressed reporters outside the Manhattan courtroom on Wednesday morning where jurors inside began deliberating DA Alvin Bragg’s falsified business records case, saying that the charges against him are “rigged.”
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Jeffrey Sachs: The Untold History of the Cold War, CIA Coups Around the World, and COVID’s Origin – Tucker Carlson
US announces measures to help over 11,000 Cuban small businesses – Voice of America
WASHINGTON — The United States announced regulatory changes on Tuesday to increase support for the Cuban people and independent private sector entrepreneurs.
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RFK Jr blasts removal of Confederate statues as ‘destroying history’ – Just The News
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., blasted the removal of Confederate statues last week, claiming he had a “visceral reaction” to the removal of the statue of Robert E. Lee in 2021.
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WHO’s Pandemic Treaty Dead in the Water—for Now – The European Conservative
Following two years of negotiations, on Friday, the 194 member states of the World Health Organization (WHO) proved unable to reach consensus on a draft of its new wildly contested ‘Pandemic Treaty.’
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NCAA, 5 power conferences, agree to allow universities to pay student athletes – The Post Millennial
