Category: State News

Relatives of El Paso Walmart Shooting Victims Seek Justice, Saying They’re Down but Not Out

July 6, 2023
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EL PASO, Texas—A brother who traveled more than 1,000 miles to confront his sister’s killer. An uncle of an orphaned 4-year-old whose parents died while shielding the boy from the spray of bullets. A wife whose husband was gunned down at her side while their 9-year-old granddaughter looked on. Nearly four years after a gunman…

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Rebuilding Ducks Excited About Future Prospects

July 5, 2023
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During the same week millions of Americans celebrated Independence Day, 32 young hockey players gathered at Irvine’s Great Park Ice looking to take the next step in their quests for long and fruitful NHL careers. The Anaheim Ducks’ annual summer development camp, which opened there July 3 and runs through July 7, offers youngsters who…

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LA Council Approves More Funding for Victims of 2021 Fireworks Explosion

July 5, 2023
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LOS ANGELES—The Los Angeles City Council approved an additional $660,000 in funds on July 5 for victims of a botched detonation of illegal fireworks in a South Los Angeles neighborhood two years ago. The council voted 12–0 to further allocate funding to assist recovery efforts for families and residents affected by the explosion, many of…

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Secret Service Confirms Cocaine Found in White House Possibly Dropped by Authorized Person

July 5, 2023
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The U.S. Secret Service has confirmed that the substance found in the White House on Sunday evening, July 3, identified to be cocaine may have been brought in by someone who works there or had authorization to be there. A Secret Service spokesman said the incident with the illegal drug is under investigation but doesn’t…

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Huntington Beach Pacific Airshow Allegedly Canceled Due to Personal Animosity

July 5, 2023
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Huntington Beach officials’ alleged dislike towards the operator of the Pacific Airshow—a three-day event showcasing aviation flyovers along the city’s shore—were added as reasons why the last day of its 2021 show was canceled and not only due to an oil spill off the city’s coast, according to a recent court filing in a lawsuit…

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Hundreds of Thousands Celebrate America’s 247th Birthday at Huntington Beach Parade

July 5, 2023
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With countless Star-Spangled Banners flying everywhere from eaves and bikes to hats, Huntington Beach welcomed back its 119th Fourth of July Parade celebrating the country’s independence, freedom, and people from all walks of life. Debuted in 1904, the parade has been the longest-running July Fourth parade west of the Mississippi and a cherished tradition among…

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Beware of Rushed News Headlines

July 5, 2023
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The Epoch Times and the Los Angeles Times gave kind and appropriate articles on the sudden retirement of Jim Palmer, president and chief executive officer of the Orange County Rescue Mission in Southern California. The Orange County Register, not so much. The Orange County Rescue Mission (OCRM) could have issued a better press release to…

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Motorcyclist Shot to Death in Alleged Road Rage on 14 Freeway in Lancaster

July 5, 2023
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A motorcyclist was shot to death on July 4 in a suspected road rage incident in Lancaster. The shooting on the northbound Antelope Valley 14 Freeway at the Avenue L off-ramp was reported at 2:57 p.m., according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). The Los Angeles Department of Medical Examiner identified the 37-year-old motorcyclist on…

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[PREMIERING NOW] ‘Wall of Separation’ Between Tech and State Is Critical to Protect Free Speech—Missouri AG Andrew Bailey [ATL:NOW]

July 5, 2023
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“There needs to be a permanent wall of separation established between tech and state.” On this episode, I check in with Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey about his landmark case against the Biden administration for colluding with Big Tech to censor views unfavorable to the government’s narrative. “What we’ve uncovered is a relationship of coercion…

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‘Wall of Separation’ Between Tech and State Is Critical to Protect Free Speech—Missouri AG Andrew Bailey [ATL:NOW]

July 5, 2023
1st amendmentAmerican Thought LeadersAndrew BaileyATL:NOWAttorney General Andrew BaileyAttorney General Jeff LandryBiden’s DOJBig TechBig Tech, Censorship, and SocialismBusiness & MarketsCompaniesconstitutional rightsDefending AmericaElection IntegrityEpochTVFeatured Topicsfree speechGeorge Orwellgovernment censorshipLive VideosMedia & Big TechMissouriNational SecurityRegional & State NewsSocial MediaState NewsUSUS NewsVideo
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“There needs to be a permanent wall of separation established between tech and state.” On this episode, I check in with Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey about his landmark case against the Biden administration for colluding with Big Tech to censor views unfavorable to the government’s narrative. “What we’ve uncovered is a relationship of coercion…

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