Judge dismisses charges against Michigan hair stylists who defied and protested Gov. Whitmer's lockdown orders - TheBlaze

Judge dismisses charges against Michigan hair stylists who defied and protested Gov. Whitmer's lockdown orders - TheBlaze: 

"They failed to appear so they failed to prosecute on this matter, so I will grant your motion to dismiss," she said, according to MLive. Afterward, Kallman offered a parting shot at Whitmer. "If a person protests certain issues, the governor will ignore her own orders and walk with you," he said, referring to Whitmer's participation in at least one BLM protest. "But if a person protests the governor, she will prosecute you and attempt to destroy your business."

Chaffetz Wonders if Democrats' 'Manipulated Video' Violated Rules

Chaffetz Wonders if Democrats' 'Manipulated Video' Violated Rules: 

Former Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) raised a pointed question about the deceptively edited video House impeachment managers played during the first day of the Senate impeachment trial, pointing to page 34 of House Rules, which focuses on “dissemination by electronic means, including by social media, of any image, video, or audio file that has been distorted or manipulated with the intent to mislead the public.”

FBI and Capitol Police aware of violent threats days before Capitol riot - TheBlaze

FBI and Capitol Police aware of violent threats days before Capitol riot - TheBlaze: 

The impeachment trial against former President Donald Trump is slated to begin on Feb. 9. Trump is being charged for "willfully inciting violence against the Government of the United States." Many media pundits and Democrats have claimed that Trump's 70-minute speech at the Ellipse outside the White House on Jan. 6 "incited" the storming of the U.S. Capitol building and the subsequent riot. However, a new report from the New York Times finds that the FBI and the Capitol Police were aware of threats targeting the Capitol days before Trump's speech.

Celebrities Demand Joe Biden Shutdown Another Pipeline - Louder With Crowder

Celebrities Demand Joe Biden Shutdown Another Pipeline - Louder With Crowder: 

Suddenly, South Dakota pushing to block executive orders makes more sense. Joe Biden has already executive-ordered away the Keystone pipeline, killing ten thousand or so jobs. Allegedly. I know some Biden stans believe the newly unemployed will just get more better jobs. So to them, it's a wash. But workers were still employed on one day, then the next day they weren't. A group of Hollywood celebrities feel that since Biden already shut down one pipeline, let's go for two! Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, and a bunch of the usual suspects now want Biden to shut down the Dakota pipeline. Yes, the same Leo DiCaprio who takes private jets to pick up environmental awards. I can only assume no one else who signed the letter flies coach.

Grassley Criticizes Biden for Allowing Illegal Aliens to Enter Country Without Testing

Grassley Criticizes Biden for Allowing Illegal Aliens to Enter Country Without Testing: 

Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) criticized President Biden on Tuesday, questioning why the U.S. is requiring international travelers to undergo a coronavirus test and wield negative results but allowing illegal aliens at the U.S.-Mexico border to enter the country without testing.

“Can’t fly into USA w/o showing negative test for virus but Pres Biden will let ppl who illegally walked across the border do so w/o testing,” the 87-year-old lawmaker said. “Is that protecting our citizens?”:

Joe Manchin Asks Joe Biden to Reconsider Keystone XL Pipeline Decision

Joe Manchin Asks Joe Biden to Reconsider Keystone XL Pipeline Decision: 

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV), chairman of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, sent a letter to President Joe Biden on Tuesday asking him to reconsider his decision to cancel the permit for the highly lucrative Keystone XL Pipeline.

“Ongoing development of responsible energy infrastructure supports your ‘Build Back Better’ priorities by keeping Americans working while strengthening North American economic and energy security,”Manchin wrote in a letter obtained by CBS News reporter Cara Korte.

Tulsi Gabbard tells Steven Crowder: Big tech does not get to decide who has a voice and who doesn't - TheBlaze

Tulsi Gabbard tells Steven Crowder: Big tech does not get to decide who has a voice and who doesn't - TheBlaze: 

"Fundamentally as Americans, we agree on our constitutional right to free speech, [but now we] have these big tech monopolies essentially deciding who has a voice and who doesn't in these virtual public town squares that they've created," Gabbard lamented, adding, "You also have people in great positions of power in our government, for partisan or political reasons, trying to decide who gets to be heard and who doesn't, just further inflaming the divisiveness and really, truly undermining our constitutional rights."