A boy runs out from a Nissan auto dealership set ablaze in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on March 17, 2021, during a protest by a sector of the police force known as Fantom 509. The dealership was looted and vandalized after officers stormed and set some police stations ablaze, freeing jailed comrades accused of participating in an alleged coup against embattled President Jovenel Moise./AP Photo/Dieu Nalio Chery
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Ex-FBI chief gave $100K to Biden grandkid trust as he sought ‘future work’: Hunter emails
Former FBI Director Louis Freeh gave $100,000 to a trust for two of President Biden’s grandchildren as he sought to pursue “some very good and profitable matters” emails revealed.
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Former FBI Director Donated $100K To Biden Grandchildren’s Trust While He Was Soliciting Biden For Work: Report
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Nolte: Support for Gun Control Plummets with Young People, Hispanics
Last week Breitbart News reported on a poll from the far-left
Washington Post showing a sharp overall decrease in public support for new and more stringent gun control laws. A deeper look inside the poll shows something even more amazing: the sharpest drop came from young people.
In April of 2018, 65 percent of those aged 18-29 said they supported new gun control laws, specifically “red flag” laws and a limit on magazine capacity. Some three years later that number plummeted 20 full points to just 45 percent.
The preference for enacting new gun laws aimed at reducing firearm violence has dropped by 7 percent overall since the last corresponding survey was conducted in April 2018. Percentage drops were seen in nearly every demographic divide. In that time period,