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‘White mediocrity’ in court: Misconduct complaint hits Judge Ada Brown
A lawyer’s misconduct complaint against US District Judge Ada Brown follows an April 2026 hearing where she “repeatedly directed racial insults” at him, according to documents reviewed by Bloomberg Law. What the transcript shows Bloomberg Law reported that during the Dallas hearing, Brown told attorney Ezra Young: “I think what’s happening here, quite candidly, is…
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UN Erupts After Mike Waltz Says Cuba Profits from Forced Labor
BBC video shows a heated exchange at the UN after Mike Waltz’s claim that Cuba profits from forced labor; Cuban officials pound tables and demand a point of order.
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Looney Tunes Star Eric Bauza Dies at 46: Cause Reported
The BBC reports his family said on Instagram he died “suddenly.” Variety reported hypertensive cardiovascular disease and that he died at home.
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Booked After Nov. 20? Airbnb Says No Bed-Stripping, No Dishes
Airbnb told the BBC it has redesigned house rules so hosts can’t require cleaner-level tasks like stripping beds or washing and putting away dishes on new reservations.
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AIPAC Stops Direct Campaign Cash—Super PAC Still in Play
NPR reports AIPAC will halt endorsements and direct PAC giving—but confirms its affiliated super PAC will keep operating.
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Report Says Dick’s Blocked Christian Bottles—But Let Islam Through
A Western Journal post alleges Dick’s Sporting Goods blocked Christian phrases on custom water bottles while permitting Islamic terms. We have not independently verified the claim.
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$91K Flights, $3,200 ‘Cultural’ Fee: Inside Whitmer’s $200K Asia Trip
FOIA records obtained by The Center Square show Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s eight-day trip to South Korea and Taiwan topped $200,000, including $91,000 for airfare and $3,200 for a “cultural activity.”
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Trump Signs Onstage Pardons in Alaska—Then Claims 800-Mile Pipeline Is Cleared
At a Wasilla rally, Donald Trump signed pardons for two Alaska diesel shop owners onstage, Fox News reported, and told the crowd an 800-mile gas pipeline now has all federal permits.
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Poll Jolt in Texas: Paxton Edges Ahead, per Quantus
WLT Report cites a Quantus Insights survey showing Ken Paxton narrowly ahead of James Talarico in a Texas Senate race the post says has drawn $440 million—within the margin of error.
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Mullin says DHS probing 1,620 voter-fraud cases…
A post attributed to the Western Journal carries a headline asserting the Department of Homeland Security is investigating 300,000 voter-fraud cases tied to state voter rolls. In the supplied excerpt, a Fox News appearance is referenced in which “Secretary Markwayne Mullin” is quoted as saying DHS is investigating 1,620 cases of alleged [ellipsis in source].…
