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Teammate of trans swimmer Lia Thomas comes forward with 'disturbing' details
A teammate of Lia Thomas at the University of Pennsylvania said the biological male who was competing on the women's team regularly showed off his genitalia in the women's locker room and that the university barred women on the team from complaining about Thomas. Read More.
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Christian Exodus: Actor aims for Hollywood 2.0 in Nevada
Actor and devout Catholic Mark Wahlberg said he sold his mansion in Beverly Hills and left woke Christian-bashing Hollywood for Nevada, where he hopes to build a film studio. Read More.
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Female track athletes sue Connecticut over trans policy
Two biological males who identified as females and competed in female track meets in Connecticut were so dominant that they “took so many opportunities away from biological females,” a female athlete who is suing to stop the state's trans policy told the New York Post. Read More.
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Scientists employ new strategy in search for extraterrestrial civilizations
Scientists are using new tools and expanding their search for extraterrestrial civilizations. Read More.
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Fascism in the name of equity: Going down 'the gay rabbit hole'
What is the Corporate Equality Index (CEI)? It is a system pushed by the woke leftist mob that resembles communist China's social credit score system, critics say. Read More.
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Pride month? Consumers put the fear of the Lord into marketing executives
One day, Monday May 29, is Memorial Day. One month, beginning Thursday June 1, is "LGTBQ+ Pride Month." Such are the nation's priorities in 2023. Read More.
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Biological male's 2nd place finish in high school meet deprives female of spot in California state finals
A biological male competing in the girls' division took the silver medal in the 1,600 meter run at the North Coast Meet of Champions of California, depriving the female runner who finished in fourth position a spot in the state finals, reports say. Read More.
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Study: 'Refinement methods' for lab-grown meat produces 25 times more CO2
The environmental impact of lab-grown meat “is likely to be orders of magnitude higher than median beef production,” according to a study out of the University of California-Davis. Read More.
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Died suddenly: 1,293 athlete deaths since rollout of Covid injections
A website which has been tracking the deaths and cardiac events of athletes since the Covid jabs were first rolled out reports that 1,293 athletes have been added to the died suddenly list as of April of this year. Read More.
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Berenson: New evidence that ventilators killed Covid patients
Many patients who were admitted to the hospital with Covid died as a result of being placed on a ventilator, independent journalist Alex Berenson noted, citing Northwestern University researchers. Read More.
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Death by ‘The Lifestyle’: Cash App founder liked elites’ sex and drug parties
Bob Lee, the founder of Cash App, was heavily into partying with San Francisco elites where cocaine and swingers were a common feature, a report said. Read More.
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Trans activists: Autistic people 'drawing' their gender should be accepted as consent to transition
Transgender activists are taking grooming to the next level, critics say, by pushing for individuals with autism and other non-verbal afflictions to be allowed to consent to gender transitioning by "drawing" their preferred gender. Read More.
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Judge clears trans of flashing at Ohio YMCA: 'Genitalia was not visible'
An Ohio judge has ruled that a man who identifies as a transgender woman could not have indecently exposed his penis in a YMCA female changing room after agreeing with the individual's claim of being too fat for it to be visible. Read More.
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Navratilova: ‘Women’s sports is not the place for trans athletes’
Tennis great Martina Navratilova said trans identified males should not be competing in women’s sports after a biological male identifying as a woman won an official women’s cycling race in New Mexico. Read More.
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It's the Hall of Fame, not the Hall of Saints: The case for Pete Rose
It was just about 35 years ago that the baseball world got ripped with the news that Pete Rose who was then a player-manager for the Cincinnati Reds, had been betting on major league baseball games in violation of an unbendable written rule. Read More.

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