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Kevin Costner not returning to 'Yellowstone': 'It was something that really changed me'

By: Scott McDonald
Kevin Costner announced Thursday night through Instagram that he will not return for another season of β€˜Yellowstone.’ The show is anticipated to return from it's hiatus in Nov.

Ohio man hospitalized after being struck by roller coaster: police

By: Sarah Rumpf-Whitten
A 38-year-old man was taken to the hospital after officials said he was believed to have been hit by the Banshee roller coaster at Kings Island amusement park in Ohio.

Patriots' Rhamondre Stevenson agrees to 4-year extension: reports

By: Scott Thompson
The New England Patriots are locking in running back Rhamondre Stevenson long term after he reportedly agreed to a four-year extension worth $36 million.

Train collision in Chile kills at least 2 people and injures 9 others

A train collision outside Chile's capital has left two rail workers dead and nine others injured; a freight train collided with a train on a test run, marking a rare fatal crash in the country.

Trump motions to have judge in New York civil fraud case recused

By: Brianna Herlihy Β·Β Brandon Gillespie
Lawyers for former President Donald Trump have filed a new motion in his New York civil fraud case alleging that the judge engaged in "prohibited communications" and should recuse himself.

LeBron James and son Bronny are not a package deal, agent says

By: Ryan Morik
Despite once saying it was his goal to play with his son in the NBA, LeBron and Bronny James are not a package deal this summer, says their agent Rich Paul.

U.S. Is Losing Its Global Currency Status – Lunch Alert!

By: Dick Morris
This Dick Morris Lunch Alert! is sponsored by Patriot Gold Group. Click Here to give me your thoughts and continue the discussion. Please forward this email to any friends or family who may be interested in viewing my video. Thanks…

JJ Redick agrees to become next Lakers head coach: report

By: Scott Thompson
JJ Redick is leaving the broadcast headset for a Los Angeles Lakers clipboard, as the 15-year NBA veteran is reportedly becoming the team's next head coach.

Donald Sutherland, 'M*A*S*H' and 'Hunger Games' star, dead at 88

By: Tracy Wright
Donald Sutherland, who starred in "The Hunger Games" and in "M*A*S*H*" died, according to his son, Kiefer Sutherland. The award-winning actor was 88.

US approves $360M sale of drones, missiles to Taiwan

By: Anders Hagstrom
The Biden administration is moving forward with the sale of $360 million worth of missiles and drones to Taiwan, a move likely to anger Beijing.

Kamala Harris called 'Madam President' in mistaken video caption from 'Queer Eye' visit

By: Greg Wehner
"Queer Eye" cast members met with Vice President Kamala Harris at the White House. A video shared by Harris on social media features an apparent caption error that gives Harris a promotion.

Ex-NBA star Nate Robinson sounds alarm on health issue: 'I want to stay alive'

By: Ryan Gaydos
Former NBA Dunk Contest star Nate Robinson expressed just how dire his situation is in a recent interview. He is in need of a kidney transplant.

How Trump Can Campaign Even If The Court Restricts His Movements – Lunch Alert!

By: Dick Morris
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Jake Paul says he'll be done boxing within next 4 years, but for good reason

By: Ryan Morik
Jake Paul says his boxing career is already halfway over, saying that within the next four years, he'll accomplish "everything" he's wanted to, including a world title.

Juneteenth is a celebration of ethnic harmony

By: Alveda King
Juneteenth marks the moment when Union troops reached Galveston, Texas, and liberated the last remaining enslaved Black Americans from their chains of slavery.

American soldier arrested in Russia sentenced to nearly four years in prison

By: Elizabeth Pritchett
Army Staff Sgt. Gordon Black, 34, was sentenced in a Russian court to three years and nine months in jail for theft and threats of murder charges alleged by his girlfriend.

Former President Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson: Who Needs Who?

By: Chad Pergram
While Trump may need help from Capitol Hill if he makes a return to the White House, an edict from the potential President-elect in January could help Johnson with the votes he needs for Speaker.

Mercury's Sophie Cunningham dazzles ahead of game against Storm

By: Ryan Gaydos
Phoenix Mercury guard Sophie Cunningham turned heads on Sunday night as she entered the Footprint Arena for a game against the Seattle Storm.

MLB legend Willie Mays dead at 93

By: Scott Thompson
MLB legend and Hall of Famer Willie Mays, the "Say Hey Kid," died peacefully Tuesday afternoon, the San Francisco Giants announced via social media.

Trump's Veepstakes: Who Needs Who

By: Chad Pergram
While Trump may need help from Capitol Hill if he makes a return to the White House, an edict from the potential President-elect in January could help Johnson with the votes he needs for Speaker.

Riley Gaines says blockage of Biden admin's Title IX changes is a 'huge win for humanity'

By: Ryan Morik
After six states halted the Biden administration's Title IX rewrite that gives more protections to trans athletes, Riley Gaines said it is a "huge win for humanity."

EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Paul Slams β€˜Partisan’ DOJ for Refusal to Investigate Fauci

By: Hudson Crozier

Sen. Rand Paul said Tuesday the Justice Department’s refusing his requests for a perjury investigation into former federal health official Dr. Anthony Fauci is proof of a two-tiered justice system following a Senate hearing on the origins of COVID-19.Β 

Paul, R-Ky., told The Daily Signal on Tuesday that it’s β€œdisappointing” to see no action taken almost three years after he began demanding such a probe. His accusations stem from the former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director’s testimony to Congress about U.S.-funded virus research in China, a central topic of Tuesday’s hearing.Β 

Fauci testified in May 2021 that his agency never funded risky β€œgain-of-function” experiments at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, but Paul has repeatedly highlighted records and emails suggesting otherwise.Β 

β€œIf you happened to walk in the Capitol on Jan. 6, [2021], you might get 10 years in prison,” Paul said. β€œBut if you’re responsible for funding research that led to a pandemic and killed 15 million people, and then you lied about it to Congress, then nothing happens to you.”

Paul filed a criminal referral against Fauci in July 2021 and again in July 2023 over the perjury claims. The Kentucky lawmaker told The Daily Signal that the lack of a response from federal prosecutors indicates America has β€œtwo standards of justice.”

Paul added: β€œIn some ways, I’m very disappointed, but it’s not that I don’t expect it.” The senator blamed President Joe Biden’s attorney general, Merrick Garland, whom he said is β€œprobably the most partisan attorney general in our history.”

Fauci did not immediately respond to a request for comment about Paul’s allegations.Β 

Paul made the remarks shortly after virology experts testified to the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. The committee’s four witnesses gave varying narratives on whether COVID-19 was the result of a Wuhan lab accident or if it arose naturally among animals.Β 

Paul said in an opening statement that Fauci and his β€œinner circle” acknowledged the likelihood of a lab leak in private messages that were released through litigation. β€œDespite these private doubts, publicly, these so-called experts and their allies were dismissing the lab-leak theory as a conspiracy,” he said.Β 

Paul also told The Daily Signal last month that Fauci β€œcould be indicted” for deleting emails about COVID-19’s origins to circumvent public records law.Β 

Fauci has claimed the U.S.-funded research suspected to have caused the leak, conducted through the EcoHealth Alliance, was not technically the β€œgain-of-function” research lawmakers have asked him about. He testified to a House panel earlier this month that the experiments didn’t fit β€œthe regulatory and operative definition.” 

That contradicted previous testimony from National Institutes of Health Principal Deputy Director Lawrence Tabak, who said Fauci’s agency did, in fact, fund gain-of-function experiments at the high-risk Wuhan lab before the COVID-19 pandemic.

The post EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Paul Slams β€˜Partisan’ DOJ for Refusal to Investigate Fauci appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Biden announces new measures to speed up work visas for Dreamers

By: Bradford Betz
President Biden on Tuesday marked the 12th anniversary of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program by announcing a new policy to speed up work visas for recipients.

More than 200 arrested in Kenya protests over proposed tax hikes in finance bill

Police in Kenya have arrested 210 people in the country's capital of Nairobi amid continuing protests against proposed tax hikes; businesses were forced to temporarily close over looting fears.

How Jeff Nichols brought 'The Bikeriders' to the silver screen

1960s rebellion, biker clubs, and high-speed shots of Austin Butler and Tom Hardy on vintage motorcycles all serve as cornerstones to the latest brainchild of Jeff Nichols.

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