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[WATCH] Water Bottle Strikes Novak Djokovic In The Head At Tournament, Tennis Star Returns ‘Prepared’
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[WATCH] Water Bottle Strikes Novak Djokovic In The Head At Tournament, Tennis Star Returns ‘Prepared’

Tennis star Novak Djokovic was struck in the head by a water bottle while signing autographs after his second-round win at the Italian Open. The metal water bottle reportedly was accidentally dropped by a fan from above. The 2023 U.S. Open champion said he was fine after the incident. WATCH: Breaking:Unvaxxed tennis champ, Novak Djokovic, was hit in the head by a bottle while leaving the court after his victory over Corentan Mute.WTH; I hope he’s okay! pic.twitter.com/bp9Fqblnf0 — RoamingRN (@roaming_rn) May 11, 2024 Another angle: The @InteBNLdItalia team showcases a video showing that the Djokovic case was ‘’an accident’. #Djokovic pic.twitter.com/IX6T4ihEVK — Tennis Majors (@Tennis_Majors) May 10, 2024 “Thank you for the messages of concern. This was an accident and I am fine resting at the hotel with an ice pack. See you all on Sunday,” Djokovic said. Thank you for the messages of concern. This was an accident and I am fine resting at the hotel with an ice pack. See you all on Sunday. #IBI24 — Novak Djokovic (@DjokerNole) May 10, 2024 NBC News reports: After Djokovic’s second-round win at the Open, the No. 1 tennis player in the world was signing a hat and a piece of paper for screaming fans as a metal water bottle dropped on his head, according to video posted to social media. A fan was leaning over the rail in an attempt to have Djokovic sign his notebook when the water bottle slipped out of his backpack and crashed into Djokovic’s head. After he was hit, Djokovic put both hands on his head and curled up on the ground as a security guard shielded him. He was then helped through the tunnel and into the locker room, where he received medical attention. Tournament organizers said Djokovic had a bump on his head and doctors checked on him. “While leaving center court after his match, Novak Djokovic was hit on the head by a water bottle while signing autographs. He received medical attention and has already left the Foro Italico to return to his hotel. His condition is not a cause for concern,” organizers said in a statement, according to the Associated Press. Djokovic came prepared for the next time he signed autographs. The tennis sensation greeted fans wearing a bicycle helmet. “Today I came prepared,” Djokovic said. WATCH: Today I came prepared. #IBI24 pic.twitter.com/b4tRYhZ8d7 — Novak Djokovic (@DjokerNole) May 11, 2024 . @DjokerNole using a helmet while entering the Foro Italico That's the best response Novak could give. Serbs always turn around bad situations and make the most of it to laugh about it @InteBNLdItalia floraoldani_ IG pic.twitter.com/7pLtZGGVDO — NovakDjokovicFanClub (@NovakFanClub) May 11, 2024 @DjokerNole è arrivato al Foro Italico con le dovute precauzioni (e la solita sana dose di ironia) dopo l’incidente di ieri#rome #ibi24 #djokovic pic.twitter.com/VjPXrAWKgA — Ubitennis (@Ubitennis) May 11, 2024 From the Associated Press: Djokovic had a bit of blood on his head but did not require stitches, Italian Tennis Federation spokesman Alessandro Catapano said. “He was upset, but he seems OK,” Catapano said. “We’re also very upset about what happened and we are trying to figure out who it was and understand the dynamics. “The police came and asked for information but the person who did it had already left,” Catapano added. “We’re going through all of the video and camera angles to see if we can determine what exactly happened.” The incident occurred shortly after Djokovic’s 6-3, 6-1 win over French qualifier Corentin Moutet in his opening match. The 24-time Grand Slam champion was returning after nearly a month off. Djokovic has a day off before his next scheduled match at the clay-court tournament on Sunday. The 36-year-old Serb is preparing to defend his title at the French Open, which starts May 26.
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California AG Prepares Lawfare Against Trump’s Agenda
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California AG Prepares Lawfare Against Trump’s Agenda

California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta said he and his staff have been reviewing former President Trump’s second-term agenda in detail to prepare for the potential onslaught of environmental, immigration, and civil rights lawsuits if Trump defeats President Biden. Bonta is an open-border leftist. He has ties to Van Jones and The United Farm Workers. Bonta, […] The post California AG Prepares Lawfare Against Trump’s Agenda appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.
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‘Why Did They Change Math?’: Megyn Kelly Discusses America’s ‘Thirst’ For ‘Normal’ People
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‘Why Did They Change Math?’: Megyn Kelly Discusses America’s ‘Thirst’ For ‘Normal’ People

'We just want our kid to, like, know how to read, write, know things about history and do math'
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Former Utica Mayor Admits To Spending Nearly All Of Nonprofit’s Scholarship Donations On Himself
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Former Utica Mayor Admits To Spending Nearly All Of Nonprofit’s Scholarship Donations On Himself

LaPolla admitted to spending on himself nearly all of the $40,000 donated to memorialize Andrea LaPolla, who died in 2018
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Oklahoma Governor, Treasurer Vow to Defend State’s Anti-ESG Law
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Oklahoma Governor, Treasurer Vow to Defend State’s Anti-ESG Law

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt passionately defended the state’s anti-ESG law after a judge temporarily blocked it from being enforced. “We’re not going to let companies come into Oklahoma and attack our oil and gas industry,” Stitt said about the 2022 law. “That’s what the treasurer is trying to do, and we certainly support the treasurer in that effort.” During a news conference Friday, Stitt aligned himself with Treasurer Todd Russ after the state attorney general intervened to block Russ’ participation in the legal proceedings. Russ oversees the list of financial institutions endorsing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) policies, which often alienate oil and gas interests. In response to the judge’s Tuesday ruling, Russ expressed his disagreement and pledged to appeal. “I am solely looking out for the financial interests of the citizens of Oklahoma and its industries,” Russ said. “This ruling is not going to stop the fight for Oklahomans against activists using ESG in state.” However, before Russ could challenge the ruling, Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond abruptly dismissed the lead attorney and sidelined Russ, leading to accusations of a “cozy relationship” between Drummond and one of the financial institutions listed by Russ. ? REVEALED: Cozy relationship between @Okla_OAG and @BlackRock uncovered by @ExposingBiden. Check it out: https://t.co/pWh09XC6f5 pic.twitter.com/lFtcQQSl99— State Financial Officers Foundation (@SFOF_States) May 10, 2024 A notable lineup of financial institutions, including BlackRock, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, State Street, and Climate First Bank, found themselves on Russ’ list due to their ESG policies. Enacted under the Energy Discrimination Elimination Act of 2022, the law prohibits these financial institutions from engaging in business in Oklahoma. Russ is tasked with managing the list. I am grateful to State Treasurer Todd Russ for carrying out the Energy Discrimination Elimination Act.The state of Oklahoma will not do business with financial firms who boycott oil and gas companies and prioritize ESG over their fiduciary duty to Oklahomans' retirement funds. pic.twitter.com/mE1JZUAd7K— Governor Kevin Stitt (@GovStitt) May 3, 2023 The law prompted a legal challenge from Don Keenan, former president of the Oklahoma Public Employees Association, resulting in the temporary injunction issued Tuesday by Oklahoma County District Judge Sheila Stinson. Initial attempts by Russ to involve the attorney general’s office were rebuffed, leading Russ to proceed independently. Drummond’s intervention Thursday, including the removal of the lead attorney and exclusion of Russ from the case, stirred controversy. “When asking the attorney general to take my case, he refused. So, I was left with no other choice but to choose who I was most comfortable representing me,” Russ explained in a statement. “My constitutional office as the state treasurer makes me party to the lawsuit, and therefore I don’t believe my decision-making authority can be removed.” Drummond countered with his own statement: “No longer will I allow professional courtesy to influence my decisions on this matter. Effective immediately, I have terminated Treasurer Russ’ hand-picked counsel and removed the treasurer from any decision-making role in the lawsuit. My office will handle all elements of the case moving forward.” Asked about Drummond’s actions, Stitt said, “That was kind of unusual.” “We support [Russ’] outside counsel,” Stitt added. “I know the treasurer found the very best.” It's Friday! Join in for a weekly press briefing. https://t.co/6g9TL6g80X— Governor Kevin Stitt (@GovStitt) May 10, 2024 Drummond’s decision sparked speculation about his motives, amplified by the American Accountability Foundation’s disclosure of an email exchange between Drummond and BlackRock representatives from May 12, 2023. Drummond wrote, “I would like to continue our productive corporate-state partnership.” ? SWAMP ALERT: HOLY SMOKES!This is a secret email from Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond to BlackRock officials and lobbyists.What makes this CRAZY is that Drummond just took over the lead role in defending Oklahoma's ban on BlackRock (and other ESG companies) in… pic.twitter.com/7DRvnsis7c— American Accountability Foundation (@ExposingBiden) May 10, 2024 As the legal battle unfolds, Drummond said he is now focused on winning the case. “It is extremely disappointing that the counsel hired by Treasurer Russ was unable to secure a favorable ruling in defense of Oklahoma’s anti-ESG law,” Drummond said. “Because of this failure, the law is now on hold and at risk of being struck down entirely. Oklahomans deserve better.” Drummond is a potential candidate for a gubernatorial run in 2026 with Stitt limited to two terms. Russ, meanwhile, remains resolute in his commitment to uphold the law and optimistic about the prospects of a successful appeal. “I am disappointed with the outcome but have several facts for appeal,” he said. “I had hoped to have the attorney general as my defender all along.” The post Oklahoma Governor, Treasurer Vow to Defend State’s Anti-ESG Law appeared first on The Daily Signal.
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NPR Hearing: Our NewsBusters Opening Statement for the Congressional Record
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NPR Hearing: Our NewsBusters Opening Statement for the Congressional Record

It was an honor and a privilege to testify before Congress on the bias at National Public Radio. It was my second turn. In 1999, I testified about the bias at PBS. Nothing has changed much in the overall tilt of public broadcasting, even if it's grown more intense with social media and the Trump phenomenon. I collated examples of NPR bias by using the NPR topic tag on NewsBusters -- remember you can isolate individual networks or journalists or politicians to evaluate the media's performance. After preparing an opening statement for several days, your time is limited to five minutes, but your remarks as submitted to the committee are placed in the Congressional Record. I knew not every sentence could make the televised hearing, but the statement is often read by members and staffers before the hearing begins. So in case people wanted to get the entire statement as submitted, it is posted below:  ---    Good morning, I represent the Media Research Center, America’s preeminent conservative media watchdog organization. It was founded in 1987, and I joined the center in 1989. We monitor national media outlets on a daily basis and provide daily coverage of the media’s tilt at NewsBusters.org.  We are eager to testify with many examples on this hearing’s intention to examine accusations of bias on National Public Radio. NPR and PBS have for their entire existence made a mockery of language in the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967 that mandated “objectivity and balance in all programs or series of programs of a controversial nature.”     On its website, NPR has a statement of principles, including this: “We know that truth is not possible without the active pursuit of a diversity of voices, especially those most at risk of being left out.” I would say after decades of listening, the voices most at risk of being left out are the conservatives. They are talked about, but they don’t get to do much talking. We would make the same argument about PBS, from the NewsHour to the Frontline documentaries. Roughly half the taxpayers of America donate to a public-broadcasting system that considers them unworthy of inclusion. NPR never lives up to their evening newscast title, All Things Considered.     After senior editor Uri Berliner recently testified about NPR’s bias on the internet, NPR chief news executive Edith Chapin proclaimed, "We believe that inclusion — among our staff, with our sourcing, and in our overall coverage — is critical to telling the nuanced stories of this country and our world." The obvious rebuttal to that is: So why did Berliner write his expose? And why did he resign after NPR employees refused to work with him?     Berliner suggested this bias became more pronounced when Donald Trump ran for president. We can tell you NPR has demonstrated a leftist bent much longer than that. NPR legal reporter Nina Totenberg destroyed the Douglas Ginsburg nomination to the Supreme Court in 1987, then tried again with Clarence Thomas in 1991. They energetically channeled the accusers of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in 2018, and when a man arrived in an Uber on Kavanaugh’s street two years ago with weapons and plans to assassinate Kavanaugh, NPR failed to file a single feature story on it. Nina Totenberg could not be found. NPR, a supposed source of civility, didn’t demonstrate that she cared one bit about this potential political violence. But in March, between Morning Edition and Fresh Air, Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford was granted an hour of taxpayer-funded air time to reproduce her unproven charges of teenaged sexual assault.     This kind of pattern underlines Berliner’s recent statement on NewsNation: ”NPR has a lot of soul searching to do about representing the country at large. Being a publicly funded news organization and really trying to represent this country in all its great diversity and viewpoints.”     NPR isn’t soul searching. NPR isn’t seriously trying to achieve a diversity of sources or an independent news agenda. Instead they are serving their own left-leaning donors, major and minor. As Berliner reported, by 2023, 67 percent of listeners said they were very or somewhat liberal. Apparently, you don’t want to upset them with an opposing view. This network lives in an airless bubble, or a silo, pick your metaphor.      Both PBS and NPR repeat the leftist media’s resistance to an opposing side on contentious issues like climate change and transgender ideology. Our study of seven months of PBS NewsHour found they gave over 90 percent of the air time to the Left on gender ideology stories. NPR displayed its take in 2022 by interviewing transgender Biden HHS appointee Adm. Rachel Levine to argue “There is no argument about the value and the importance of gender-affirming care. There is no argument.” NPR reporter Selena Simmons-Duffin underlined: “Gender-affirming care is not harmful. It's lifesaving, she explains.” No dissent was allowed.     NPR clearly doesn’t fear congressional oversight of its aggressive biases, on air and online. They had a fit when Elon Musk defined them on Twitter as “state-affiliated,” like somehow taxpayer funding doesn’t affiliate you with the state. They know Congress isn’t going to want to police their content. It doesn’t just upset the public broadcasters. It infuriates the so-called “mainstream media.” But the only thing that seems to concentrate the attention of public broadcasters on this subject is the threat of defunding. Even then, it might cause a “course correction” for a few weeks or months, before returning to the mean-spirited mean against Republicans. I would suggest NPR should have to come to Congress and defend its content choices at least once a year.     Their choices can be very questionable.  A glaring Exhibit A is the New York Post series on Hunter Biden’s laptop in October of 2020. Most of the so-called “mainstream media” tried to dismiss this story – falsely – as Russian disinformation. But NPR stood out.     NPR’s Public Editor Kelly McBride quoted Terence Samuel, NPR's Managing Editor for News. “We don't want to waste our time on stories that are not really stories, and we don't want to waste the listeners’ and readers’ time on stories that are just pure distractions.” He dismissed the Post stories as a “politically driven event.” That’s interesting, since you could argue Nina Totenberg’s hostile reporting on Supreme Court nominees created “politically driven events.”     Instead of seeking to investigate the Biden family’s influence-peddling, NPR’s Morning Edition broadcast a story titled “Experts Say Attack On Hunter Biden's Addiction Deepens Stigma For Millions.” There wasn’t one word in it about Hunter Biden’s business practices involving his father, which was the point of the Post stories.     The pattern continues today. When the House Oversight Committee had a hearing in March where Hunter Biden was supposed to appear, NPR’s All Things Considered wouldn’t consider a feature story on it. NPR covered the Pelosi-picked House January 6 Committee live for every minute, and then ignored the Biden impeachment inquiry.     Instead, NPR’s homepage was topped the next morning by their hot story: new details on Rupert Murdoch’s British phone-hacking scandal of 2011. NPR had a Biden mention on their homepage. White House reporter Deepa Shivaram had a TikTok-like video shoot on President Biden grabbing a trendy boba tea in Las Vegas under the headline “Food stops can tell you a lot about a campaign.”     There are other egregious examples of imbalance that encourage chaos and disorder in society:     On August 27, 2020, NPR's blog "Code Switch," with the slogan "Race In Your Face," posted an interview promoting a new book titled In Defense of Looting. Natalie Escobar promoted author Emily Osterweil's view that “looting is a powerful tool to bring about real, lasting change in society.”     On The NPR Politics Podcast on July 17, 2021, NPR reporter Danielle Kurtzleben brought on Yale law professor Elizabeth Hinton to promote her book on the acceptability of violence as a protest tactic against police. Kurtzleben called this book “excellent” and explained: “You talk about these clashes as rebellions -- and quite pointedly, not as riots. It's a very meaningful choice.”     On NPR’s Fresh Air on April 15, 2023, their movie critic John Powers praised the movie How to Blow Up a Pipeline, hailing it as “hugely timely” when “people are frustrated by society's inability, indeed unwillingness to even slow down ecological disasters like climate change.”     Notice no one is presented in these segments to object to these advocates of criminality and violence. So when people think NPR is that place for civility on the radio, they would be wrong. They can devote their resources to getting behind looting, rioting, and blowing up pipelines.     But NPR presents the Republicans as uniquely extreme. They were quite the welcome wagon in this Congress. On January 18, 2023, the NPR interview show Fresh Air headlined their show, “How will the hard-right Republicans in Congress wield their newfound power?” Gross began: “Now that Kevin McCarthy has assumed his new role as speaker of the House, a position he won after making concessions to the far right of his party, what can we expect?” Between host Terry Gross and her guest, New York Times reporter Catie Edmondson, they labeled the House Republicans as “far right” or “hard right” 32 times. Democrats apparently don’t have an extreme.     Nine days later, on Morning Edition, host Steve Inskeep laid out the red carpet for House Democrat leader Hakeem Jeffries to announce on the debt-ceiling debate, “We are not going to pay a ransom note to extremists in the other party." Republicans were suicidal in their opposition, Inskeep suggested: “You'd say to Republicans, "Drive the car off the cliff. We are not going to grab the wheel." Jeffries replied: "We're not going to let the car go off the cliff even though there are people who are willing to do it."      On the PBS NewsHour, NPR White House reporter Tamara Keith said last October “what's happening in the House is a reflection of a broader divide in the Republican Party, where there's maybe like 20 percent or 30 percent of Republicans who don't want to burn it all down.”     To NPR, the only “election deniers” are Republicans, and they won’t remind anyone that Hakeem Jeffries and the star Democrats on the January 6 Committee argued Trump wasn’t actually elected, that maybe he was installed with the help of the Russian government. Berliner pointed out how Congressman Adam Schiff was on 25 times to push the Democrat line. Fox News found the number of segments was actually 32.     NPR offered live coverage of every minute of the House January 6 Committee, in daytime and in prime time, a committee where Speaker Pelosi would not allow the opposing party to choose their own committee members. This year, hearings of the Biden impeachment inquiry or the Mayorkas impeachment received zero live coverage, despite Democrats being allowed to choose their own committee members.  It suggests Democratic-run hearings are “historic” and “newsworthy” and even nonpartisan, while Republican-organized hearings should be buried as serving no public purpose whatsoever.     NPR is a hub of the leftist argument that the current election is all about the survival of democracy, and that electing Republicans is the end of democracy. This leads to a serious tilt in the media. On the NPR-distributed weekly talk show Left Right & Center, the alleged “Center” of the show, former NPR anchorman David Greene, proclaimed: I think the bind that a lot of journalists are in is, how can we be passionate believers in democracy and not be biased in a presidential election?” Greene said he knows “voters get to decide,” but “Can you believe in democracy without being pro-Biden?”     At least in this case, Republican voice Sarah Isgur answered Yes. I would also answer yes, that in a democracy, conservatives and Republicans deserve to be half a debate, and the so-called defenders of democracy sound like the squashers of debate and democracy. They silence opposition by claiming every one of us conspires to end democracy.     The people who are opposed to independent, fact-based journalism in this debate are not the conservatives. It is NPR itself that refuses to operate in a nonpartisan manner that allows both sides to speak and is willing to cover stories and hearings that the Democratic Party would rather avoid. They take our money, and use it to smear us without rebuttal.
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Teen arrested for toppling porta-potty with woman and 4-year-old daughter inside, trapping them with feces, bodily fluids
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Teen arrested for toppling porta-potty with woman and 4-year-old daughter inside, trapping them with feces, bodily fluids

A New Hampshire teen was arrested for allegedly toppling a porta-potty with a woman and her 4-year-old daughter inside, according to police. The mother and daughter were trapped inside the portable toilet with "feces and bodily fluid." Aiden Studer allegedly got into an argument with the mother near a porta-potty on Wednesday at Derryfield Park in Manchester, New Hampshire. The woman went inside the portable toilet to assist her daughter, and then 18-year-old reportedly pushed the porta-potty from behind. Since he pushed it from the behind, it trapped the mother and daughter inside because they couldn't open the door as it was on the pavement. The Manchester Police Department said in a statement that the pair were "covered in feces and bodily fluid."The police department said concerned bystanders quickly ran over to the tipped-over toilet and stood it up to free the pair. The mother and daughter were uninjured in the incident. The woman and the suspect reportedly did not know each other before the alleged crime, according to the Manchester Police Department. Studer was arrested and charged with two counts of criminal restraint and criminal mischief. He was also charged with a count of simple assault on a police officer for allegedly throwing something at one of the cops at the messy scene. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!
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The Brief but Bright Era of Bilhorod Kyivskyi
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The Brief but Bright Era of Bilhorod Kyivskyi

Nestled along the banks of the beautiful Irpin River, Bilhorod Kyivskyi, an ancient city-castle shrouded in the mists of history, stands as a poignant symbol of Ukraine's Read moreSection: NewsAncient PlacesEuropeHistoryImportant EventsRead Later 
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Trump in Long Blue New Jersey: 'We're Expanding the Electoral Map'
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Trump in Long Blue New Jersey: 'We're Expanding the Electoral Map'

Boldly stepping into the deep blue state of New Jersey, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump delivered a message to the conservatives at the famed Boardwalk on Saturday night, declaring the state in play this November.
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