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DANESH BLOWS FEDERAL CASE
Danesh Noshirvan, the notorious SCOTUS Doxxer and self-styled cancel culture crusader, watched his $5 million federal lawsuit disintegrate in Fort Myers on May 20. Under cross-examination, he admitted to violating federal pornography laws by failing to obtain required model releases for explicit OnlyFans content. He denied cancel culture, doxxing, and being a “Mega Influencer”—despite having…
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All in a Name: The Lion of Rome
The Catholic world is watching with bated breath as Pope Leo XIV begins his papacy, signaling a return to tradition after the controversial tenure of Pope Francis. Chosen for its historical weight, the name “Leo” evokes strength, clarity, and spiritual resolve. With echoes of Leo the Great and Leo XIII, the new pontiff’s symbolism—donning the…
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PRESIDENT TRUMP’S CHINA RESET
President Trump has delivered another economic masterstroke, striking a surprise trade deal with China after marathon talks in Switzerland. Following last month’s dramatic 145% tariff spike, the U.S. forced China to the table, securing a rollback on retaliatory tariffs and a commitment to slash non-tariff barriers. In return, President Trump may ease U.S. tariffs to…
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American Pope Leo XIV: Holy Smokes! A Chicago Pontiff?
White smoke billowed from the Sistine Chapel and shocked the world: an American had been elected pope. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of Chicago—hardly a household name—emerged as the 267th pope, taking the name Leo XIV. Raised in Illinois, educated at Villanova, and long stationed in Peru, Prevost was a Vatican insider with odds of only…
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HABEMUS PAPAM AMERICANUM: CARDINAL ROBERT PREVOST ELECTED POPE LEO XIV
White smoke rose over the Sistine Chapel on May 8, 2025, and history was made. Cardinal Robert Prevost of Chicago became Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born pontiff in the history of the Catholic Church. A veteran of Latin American missions and Vatican leadership, Prevost’s election marks a monumental shift in papal tradition. Fluent in…