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A video reveals a big rig barreling at full speed into a line of stopped vehicles on a California highway.

Apparently the driver, who reportedly was arrested and accused of driving under the influence, never even tried to slow down:

The evidence:

Reported the X member who posted the video: "I'm sure this wreck has nothing to do with the 25% of CDLs in Gavin Newsom's California being improperly issued…"

The issue of impaired drivers, under the influence or foreigners who are unable to read English signs and communicate, suddenly has grown in recent months. Multiple big rigs have been involved in accidents, which because of their size, weight and speed, often are the subject of nightmares.

A report from a Fox affiliate said in addition to the three people killed, others were injured in the "horrific chain-reaction crash."

It happened on the westbound lanes of 10 Freeway Tuesday.

Highway patrol officers confirmed the preliminary review confirms traffic had slowed or stopped when the driver of a big rig simply barreled into the victims.

Eight vehicles ultimately were involved.

The driver arrested was identified as a 21-year-old man from Yuba City.

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Officials in the Loudoun County, Virginia, school district have had a long history of promoting the LGBT ideologies.

In fact, it has gone so far that students, unhappy with board members who decline to believe there's a difference between boys and girls and refuse to protect vulnerable students in private areas like restrooms and showers, are resorting to democracy to try to change that.

They're encouraging voters to choose candidates who, in fact, would not force girls to share their showers with boys, and vice versa.

A commentary at Twitchy was prompted to state, "BOOM! VA teens take matters into their own hands to stop school board trans-LUNACY…"

The commentary said, "What do Loudoun County, Virginia, teenagers do when their school board ignores their concerns about males in females' spaces and sports? Believe it or not, they don't just get on TikTok and complain about it. Nope. They take matters into their own hands and go to the polls, asking voters to support school board members who will restore girls-only and boys-only sports and spaces. Pretty cool, eh?"

Local broadcaster WJLA said, "For the past four years, LCPS has allowed students to use bathrooms and locker rooms at school based on their chosen gender identity and not biological sex. Several students have protested the policy in the past, but the school board hasn't budged. Since the teens said the school board hasn't listened to their concerns, these students want a new school board and they're asking voters to help."

One teen told the outlet, "I've been sick of it for quite a while. I just can't put up with it anymore. It's not normal. It's not something we should be supporting."

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The Democrats' leader in the U.S. House, Hakeem Jeffries, has lashed out at White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt as "demented, ignorant, a stone-cold liar, or all of the above," and she has responded with a sledgehammer.

It started when Leavitt unleashed a critical statement about Democrats.

She suggested the party is loyal to its "main constituency" of "Hamas terrorists, illegal aliens, and violent criminals."

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University communities often, across the United States, essentially are communes of liberalism. Professors donate the vast majority of the political contributions they make to Democrats. Conservative students often are silenced. Conservative teachers largely cannot be found.

But now one student at the University of North Georgia says it's gone further, with her assigned $100 textbook openly slamming Christians as "white supremacist."

Kelbie Murphy, a senior, bought the assigned book for her course in International Public Relations.

"In Chapter 8, the opening passage reads: 'An internet search produces the following modifier for identity: corporate, sexual, digital, public, racial, national, brand, and even Christian (a U.S.-based white supremacist group),'" according to report by Fox News.

Murphy said, in an interview, "The way it was worded, it listed several marginalized groups, but then only called Christians to be white supremacists. But the scariest thing is that the book was written in 2007."

She warned, "This has been shared for almost 20 years, and it was never questioned. I think American academia needs a definite reevaluation, especially in our textbooks, as we can see from my prime example."

"Murphy is a devout Christian who was recently baptized in March, and she was inspired by her grandfather, a Baptist pastor in North Carolina, to 'never back down' when it comes to her faith.," Fox explained.

"I don't want people who don't know who Jesus is or who don't know what Christianity is to take this and run with this and see Christians as a U.S.-based white supremacist group," she said.

The university had commented on the dispute on social media, claiming, "Recently, questions have been raised about a passage in a course textbook. After fully reviewing the concern, we want to be clear: the reference in question was not describing Christians or Christianity. The passage refers to an extremist group that misuses Christian symbols to promote hate."

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Elon Musk, the former chief of DOGE, the federal Department of Government Efficiency, is hammering the judge who sentenced two teenagers who jumped Edward "Big Balls" Coristine, a former DOGE staffer, in Washington, D.C., last summer.

Musk posted on X: "This was a racist verdict by a racist judge. The simple test to apply is if the races has been reversed, the White kids would be in prison. Equal justice for all!"

Judge Kendra Briggs Tuesday sentenced the boy and girl, both 15, from Hyattsville, Maryland, to probation after they agreed to plead guilty to simple assault.

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Apparently, in one Florida school district, some slain civil-rights leaders are more acceptable than others.

William Loggans, an economics and social studies teacher in Orange County, Florida, found that out after putting up a poster in his classroom honoring the late Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated Sept. 10 during a campus event in Utah.

Along with Kirk's image, the poster included one of his quotes: "Never underestimate the power of your voice and the impact you can have on the world when you speak up for what you believe in."

Loggans was forced to take the poster down and now is filing a grievance with the school district.

In an interview with Not the Bee, Loggans shared his motivation behind the poster, saying that he has a variety of such banners around his room featuring notable public figures like Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks and Ronald Reagan.

Loggans, who started teaching at Horizon High School a year after it opened in 2021, says his students were deeply disturbed by Kirk's assassination.

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After two years in brutal captivity under Hamas, Israeli hostages are expected to begin to get released today. But when, specifically, will that release begin?

Appearing on "Sunday Morning Futures" with Maria Bartiromo on the Fox News Channel, Vice President JD Vance gave the latest update. "It's hard to say [when the release will begin] because obviously this is a war zone," he said. "They have to locate the hostages, they have to gather them up, they have to take them to a safe place and then transport them, so it's a little bit unpredictable. But we've been told to expect them by tomorrow, Israel time, which of course will be early morning here in the United States. We'll see what happens, but the president is extremely confident these hostages are going to come home. He's actually flying to the Middle East later today so he can welcome them in person."

Vance pointed out how the corporate media continuously criticizes the president's leadership and diplomatic style. However, whatever the criticism, the president actually gets results. "It's an amazing thing, but I think that it shows the power of President Trump's non-conventional leadership style, and that's why we're here," said Vance. "I think the whole country — we should just be proud. We should be proud of this negotiating team, we should be proud of our country, because these hostages are going to live their lives thanks to what the United States of America did."

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Letitia James, the New York attorney general whose vast civil fraud case against President Donald Trump collapsed in an appeals court decision that her punishment of $500 million was unconstitutional, was herself indicted on mortgage fraud this week.

And she had, likely injudiciously, commented on social media about her agenda against Trump, who she promised to "get" when she was campaigning for office.

She had said, "When powerful people cheat to get better loans, it comes at the expense of hardworking people. Everyday Americans cannot lie to a bank to get a mortgage, and if they did, our government would throw the book at them. There simply cannot be different rules for different people."

That was in February 2024 when she was attacking Trump on a regular basis on social media.

But now she's indicted on allegations she falsely claimed a home she bought in Virginia was for her personal residence, in order to obtain a better mortgage interest rate, but then she leased it as a rental, confirming both claims in government records.

Online, people were lined up to remind her of her comments, which have "aged like milk," according to Kelly Currie.

And the Federalist's Sean Davis cited her words, "When powerful people cheat to get better loans."

Commentator and political analyst Brit Hume said, "Worth remembering."

And commenter Greg Price, added, "So true."

State Freedom Caucus leader Adam Morgan noted, "Couldn't have said it better myself."

And Red State contributor Bonchie said, "So true, queen."

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Dominion Voting Systems was a company at the center of election manipulation concerns during the 2020 elections. It defended the accuracy of its machines, its own integrity, and sued multiple defendants for defamation when they criticized.

It obtained a settlement in the range of $700 million from Fox News over the issue, and in the past few weeks frantically has been settling other cases, mostly for hidden terms.

On Thursday, the company was sold.

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One day after the two year anniversary of Hamas' Oct. 7 attack against Israel, President Donald Trump announced a peace deal to free the remaining hostages has finally been accepted.

"I am very proud to announce that Israel and Hamas have both signed off on the first Phase of our Peace Plan," Trump said on Truth Social.

"This means that ALL of the Hostages will be released very soon, and Israel will withdraw their Troops to an agreed upon line as the first steps toward a Strong, Durable, and Everlasting Peace. All Parties will be treated fairly!