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The old &;quot;police defunding&;quot; was about cutting cops to pay for social services to criminals. The new one is about funding illegal aliens. The post The New “Police Defunding” is About Funding Illegal Aliens appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

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Newly obtained emails from former Vice President Joe Biden’s office reveal that the ‘whistleblower’ who sparked Donald Trump’s first impeachment was deeply involved in the political maneuverings behind Biden-family business schemes in Ukraine that Trump wanted probed. This is the case where Biden demanded the firing of Ukraine prosecutor Viktor Shokin. Biden tied it to […] The post Whistleblower Was Involved in Biden Schemes Trump Wanted Probed appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Denver wants to spend $89.9 million to take care of illegal aliens. They want to make sure they are treated with dignity. Mayor Johnston‚ a wokester‚ has already cut city workers. The Denver Police Department is cutting nearly $8.5 million‚ Denver Fire is losing nearly $2.5 million‚ and the Sheriff’s Office is taking nearly $4 […] The post Denver Mayor Cuts Everything to Give Illegals $90M in Dignity appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Prince Harry has renounced his U.K. residency and declared in official records that his “new country/state” is now the United States. Filings published by Companies House read that‚ “Prince Henry Charles Albert David Duke of Sussex” recorded that his “New Country/State Usually Resident” is now the U.S.‚ according to documents obtained by the Daily Mail. The Duke of Sussex previously recorded his place of residency as United Kingdom‚ but that has changed after he and his wife Meghan Markle opted to step down from their royal roles in 2020 and eventually move to Southern California where they raise their two kids‚ Prince Archie‚ 4‚ and Princess Lilibet‚ 2. The paperwork was filed for the royal’s travel with Travalyst‚ a sustainable travel organization the duke founded in 2019‚ the New York Post noted. When he founded the organization‚ his original home was listed as the U.K.‚ the Post noted.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Page Six (@pagesix) At the group’s annual general meeting on Wednesday‚ the duke made his first public comments since his sister-in-law Kate Middleton shared the shocking announcement on March 22 that she’d been diagnosed with cancer after undergoing “major abdominal surgery” in January. “Travel and tourism rely on destinations‚ held together by communities‚ without which we have nowhere to travel to‚” the duke said during his remarks‚ the Post noted. “Communities are the beating heart of travel‚ and we must do better by the people who are the custodians of the places we visit‚” he added. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP In a 2022 interview with the “Today” show‚ Prince Harry talked about moving to the U.S. and said‚ “Home for me‚ now‚ for the time being‚ is in the States.” “And it really feels that way as well‚” he added. “We’ve been welcomed with open arms and have got such a great community up in Santa Barbara.” Prince Harry and Markle are definitely not favorite royals with the U.K. population‚ with Middleton recently being named the most popular royal in the United Kingdom‚ surpassing her husband Prince William. A British YouGov poll — taken between February and April — shows that at the start of February‚ the Prince of Wales led the rest of the royals as the most favored member of the family‚ with 77%‚ followed by the Princess of Wales with 74%. However‚ those numbers switched by the start of April after Middleton’s cancer diagnosis announcement. Princess Kate now leads the pack with 76%‚ followed by her royal husband with 73%‚ the poll showed. Prince Harry and Markle are mentioned much further down the poll as some of the least favored royals‚ with the Duke of Sussex getting 31% favorability‚ beating out his wife‚ the Duchess of Sussex‚ with only 26% of the vote.

Dozens of National Public Radio (NPR) employees signed on to a letter suggesting that their now-former senior business editor Uri Berliner was spot on in his assessment of the liberal bias that has taken over the network. New York Times media reporter Ben Mullin shared screenshots of the letter‚ addressed to CEO Katherine Maher and Editor in Chief Edith Chapin‚ which claimed that Berliner’s essay in The Free Press had left many of them feeling as though they’d been personally attacked. “About 50 NPR employees sign a letter to CEO Katherine Maher and top editor Edith Chapin calling for‚ among other things‚ a public rebuke of the ‘factual inaccuracies and elisions’ in Uri Berliner’s Free Press essay‚” Mullin’s caption read. new: About 50 NPR employees sign a letter to CEO Katherine Maher and top editor Edith Chapin calling for‚ among other things‚ a public rebuke of the “factual inaccuracies and elisions” in Uri Berliner’s Free Press essay. pic.twitter.com/jXc1R4J0G3 — Ben Mullin (@BenMullin) April 17‚ 2024 “We’re writing to urge stronger support for staff who have had their journalistic expertise called into question by one of their own in a public forum‚” the letter read. “We also urge more transparency regarding the consequences of making unauthorized public comments that seek to change NPR’s editorial direction.” The letter went on to say that while both Chapin and Maher had shared their objections to Berliner’s claims — namely that the outlet been wholly disinterested in presenting stories that might hurt President Joe Biden or help former President Donald Trump — the employees were concerned that their efforts to spur policy changes through Diversity‚ Equity‚ and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives were being undermined by Berliner’s public comments. “Staff‚ many from marginalized backgrounds‚ have pushed for internal policy changes through mechanisms like the DEI accountability committee‚ sharing of affinity group guidelines‚ and an ad-hoc content review group‚” they wrote‚ complaining that Berliner was getting more attention and apparent change from a short essay than they had after years of work. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Their concern on that point‚ they said‚ was that others within the network might get the idea that a pointed editorial was more effective at forcing change than going through proper channels. They also complained that Berliner’s essay had “made their jobs harder” and called on Maher and Chapin to clearly “offer public support and defense of those individuals whose work was directly undermined by the opinion piece.”