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“Foreign investment in U.S. lands is skyrocketing. A whopping 3.4 million acres of agricultural land were snapped up by international buyers in 2020 alone, triggering justified concerns. Further escalating alarm is the fact that global dominion over America’s landmass has ticked up to nearly 2%, a seismic geopolitical shift in potential control of our essential resources. The sovereignty of our precious soil hangs in the balance and it’s time America rounds up its defenses – possession isn’t just nine-tenths of the law, it’s the bedrock of federal autonomy.”

In a blow to the rash national movement to erase our American history, a gutsy U.S. federal judge has made a move to protect it by issuing a restraining order to cease the removal of a Confederate monument in Arlington National Cemetery. The motion has temporarily stopped the wrecking ball mid-swing, giving primacy to the principle of preserving the integrity of historical landmarks. Rising controversy or not, one cannot dispute the undying relevance of these memorials, which commemorate a pivotal chapter of our past. History is not always comfortable or agreeable, but it remains chronically instructive, warranting its preservation.

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The overwhelming 99% vote in favor of a potential strike by Anheuser-Busch’s Teamsters Union members rattles the giant of American beer industry. A possible strike, dependent on a strong new contract, looms at a critical time—with the current contract nearing expiration. Wages, job protection and health and retirement benefits are the key points of contention. The upcoming negotiations resulting from this labor tumult bear the potential to set significant precedents for future labor agreements, emphasizing a fundamental respect for the hardworking individuals behind a company’s success.

In an astounding turn of events, BlackRock, the earth’s premier asset manager – has been accused of consumer deception by none other than the Tennessee Attorney General. The offense? Purportedly, distorting facts about its bid to respect Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) aims. Democrat-led states are increasingly suspicious. The lawsuit alleges that BlackRock’s ESG activities have been misrepresented, restricting clients’ decision-making rights. This litigation might be the catalyst for change, spelling the end of corporate inscrutability and the dawn of a new age of stringent honesty.

While California’s political landscape continues to veer left, Siaka Massaquoi, a formidable actor-producer and cherished Vice Chair of the LA County Republican Party, was detained by the FBI upon landing at Burbank Airport. Rooted in his participation in the controversial events of January 6, 2021, his arrest poses stark questions of potential political persecution. As Massaquoi remains steadfast in the face of turbulence, this alarming incident serves as a wakeup call about the dangers of manipulation in our supposedly free society.

In an explosive revelation, top House Republican Mark Green declared an imminent, rigorous plan for the impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary, Alejandro Mayorkas. His alleged neglect of the escalating border crisis has found him in the crosshairs of GOP members, seemingly breaching his duty to the American populace. Insider promises of January hearings conjure an electrifying anticipation, as lawmakers passionately demand accountability and transparency, their fiery spirit poised to light the spark to a new year fraught with monumental political struggle.