Richard Spencer, a prominent neo-Nazi who coined the term “alt-right,” said on Sunday that he plans to vote for the 2020 Democratic presidential nominee, Joe Biden. “I plan to vote for Biden and a straight democratic ticket,” Spencer tweeted on Sunday. “It’s not based on ‘accelerationism’ or anything like that; the liberals are clearly more
A resident of Attica, New York, Lauren Nelson — like many young people — was looking forward to the summer. No school, plenty of free time — and quarantine. With the change of plans and a renewed need to find local activities, 11-year-old Lauren came up with a unique summer project that will last for
Amidst all of the noise about mail-in ballots and stolen elections the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) has named China as currently the greatest threat to the November vote. DNI John Ratcliffe recently told Fox News that China poses “a greater national security threat” to the United States “than any other nation,” detailing a web
A tourism official in the Bahamas wants cruise ships to sail to the archipelago’s population-dense islands and not just private ports, according to Bahamian local news outlet The Tribune. In an interview with the publication, the Bahamas Minister of Tourism and Aviation Dionisio D’Aguilar said he would “encourage” cruise lines to visit the vacation destination’s
Dutch sex workers welcomed customers back on Wednesday as the Netherlands further eased coronavirus measures, but they were advised to avoid heavy breathing and kissing to help reduce the risk of transmitting COVID-19. Erotic dancers and prostitutes lost their main source of income for three-and-a-half months and generally did not have access to state support
A three-judge panel in the Florida 4th District Court of Appeal in West Palm Beach will hear an appeal of the case against New England Patriots’ owner Robert Kraft this week when it considers a lower court’s decision to throw out video evidence that is central to the two misdemeanor charges against him for solicitation
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton is one of a string of former White House aides who hope to harvest millions of dollars by dishing out the dirt – or anything that could be construed as dirt – on the boss. There is nothing new about it. Virtually every President has had a staffer or
Indiana’s Supreme Court has ruled that the Fifth Amendment allows a woman accused of stalking to refuse to unlock her iPhone. The court held that the Fifth Amendment’s rule against self-incrimination protected Katelin Seo from giving the police access to potentially incriminating data on her phone. The courts are divided on how to apply the
America, individually and collectively, is facing a multidimensional precipice, currently bombarded by an unprecedented storm of psychosocial overstimulation: A global pandemic with an invisible enemy, a prolonged quarantine wrecking social order, a long overdue societal eruption against systemic racism, protestors in the streets, and economic pressure. For children, add disruption of education by “zoom learning,”
“Black lives matter,” Starbucks wrote on social media last week, amid widespread anti-racist protests in the United States and across the world. “We are committed to being a part of change.” “We will continue to work to confront bias and racism,” the statement adds. But Starbucks is curtailing its employees’ ability to be a part
