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Democratic fundraiser Kelly Neumann has threatened legal action against the Free Beacon for noticing her 2024 Veterans Day tribute to Nazi officer who escaped to Brazil Facebook / Kelly Neumann A prominent Democratic fundraiser omitted key Nazi-related details from an Instagram post thanking U.S. service members for preserving her freedom to ride electric bikes at

The best movie of the year so far (IMDb) The smashing new film Tuner—which you must go see if you like movies at all—has similarities to so many other things made in the past decade that it might seem derivative. A plot that involves purloining objects from ultra-wealthy people who will never even know they’ve

Incoming Massachusetts Teachers Association vice president Deb Gesualdo is a member of the union’s progressive caucus, as is its new president, Matt Bach Deb Gesualdo (Massachusetts Teachers Association) The newly elected vice president of Massachusetts’s top teachers’ union is a longtime left-wing activist who has denounced the United States as a “fascist oligarchy,” objected to

The X account known as “TrackAIPAC,” the self-described “America First” group that accuses pro-Israel U.S. politicians of being “foreign agents,” got its start as “California for Warren,” an account dedicated to promoting left-wing Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren’s (D.) failed presidential campaign, a Washington Free Beacon review found. At one point, the account described itself as

Foreign billionaires and nonprofits have funneled tens of millions of dollars to the activist groups fueling data center opposition across the United States, records show. Chief among them is Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss, who has contributed nearly $14 million to four left-wing groups that signed a letter calling for a U.S. data center moratorium. Those

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To historian Craig Fehrman the 8,000-mile expedition (1804-06) indelibly associated with Meriwether Lewis and William Clark is nothing less than “our national Odyssey.” To this TCM junkie their epic crossing of the continent suggests a road picture with more perils than Pauline and more plot twists than anything starring Hope and Crosby. Fehrman spent five