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Skip to Comments Then-President Donald Trump returns to the White House in Washington on March 25, 2018. (Samira Bouaou/The Epoch Times) By JANITA KAN Former President Donald Trump on Sunday named two attorneys who will lead his  impeachment  defense legal team. The two lawyers who will represent the former president in the upcoming Senate trial are David Schoen, an attorney from Alabama, and Bruce Castor Jr., a former prosecutor in Pennsylvania. This comes a day after media reports, citing anonymous sources, said an earlier group of attorneys from South Carolina were no longer participating in the defense. South Carolina-based lawyer Butch Bowers  had previously been tapped to lead the president’s legal team  but parted ways over differing opinions on the direction of the defense arguments, the reports said. Other lawyers on the team who also left were Deborah Barbier and former federal prosecutors Greg Harris, Johnny Gasser, and Josh Howard. The Epoch Times reached out to

Skip to Comments By Michael Hollan Everyone deserves a happy meal. A mom recently shared a heartwarming story on her Twitter page about an experience she had at a McDonald’s. According to her, her son decided to step up and help out after witnesses a family get turned away. A guy tried to take his son for a happy meal today , but didn’t have a car . They refused to serve him as he didn’t have a car , he was still polite. We offered to get his son a happy meal , McDonald’s refused to serve us. So my son went over & gave his meal to the boy . pic.twitter.com/ZYZJQLL8vZ — sheree claire💙 (@shereehankir) January 27, 2021 Sheree Claire  posted about the incident  on Twitter page, where she wrote, "A guy tried to take his son for a happy meal today but didn’t have a car. They refused to serve him as he didn’t have a car, he was still polite. We offered to get his son a happy meal, McDonald’s refused to serve us. So my son went over & gave his meal to the boy." A p

Skip to Comments By Char'Nese Turner The Black Lives Matter movement has been nominated for the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize for the way its call for systemic change has spread globally. The movement was nominated by Norwegian MP Petter Eide. “I find that one of the key challenges we have seen in America, but also in Europe and Asia, is the kind of increasing conflict based on inequality,” Eide told NewsNation. “Black Lives Matter has become a very important worldwide movement to fight racial injustice.” Eide said he was impressed by the movement’s ability to “mobilize people from all groups of society.” He said the broad engagement of many types of people not just African Americans or oppressed people makes it different than other civil rights and social justice movements. “They have had a tremendous achievement in raising global awareness and consciousness about racial injustice,” Eide said. Eide said peaceful protests by the moment also prompted him to nominate the moveme

By MATT MARGOLIS On Thursday, the Biden administration  announced  its plan to offer coronavirus vaccinations to inmates at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba as early as next week, Pentagon officials told Fox News. The  New York Times   confirmed  on Friday that “an official in the Pentagon just signed a memo approving the delivery of the COVID-19 vaccine to the detainee population in Guantanamo,” including terrorists like Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the mastermind behind the 9/11 terror attacks. Under the plan, they’d be vaccinated before most Americans or even our troops. The order was signed on January 27 by Biden appointee Terry Adirim, the principal deputy assistant secretary of defense for health affairs. “It will be administered on a voluntary basis and in accordance with the Department’s priority distribution plan,” DOD spokesman Michael Howard  told  the  New York Post. There is no information regarding how many Gitmo inmates, if any, are even infected, but the p

Skip to Comments Razor wire is seen after being installed on the fence surrounding the grounds of the Capitol in Washington on Jan. 15, 2021. (Samuel Corum/Getty Images) By Han Zhou Commentary I still remember that beautiful spring afternoon a few years ago when my friend Rosemary and I sat on her porch next to a blooming azalea bush, chatting and waving to her neighbors. All of a sudden, Rosemary said, “You know, I really don’t care for Trump’s idea of building that border wall. What do you say?” I thought for five minutes and said: “Well, let’s see. How long have you lived in this neighborhood? Fifteen, twenty years? And you know most of your neighbors, right? Why do you still have locks on the doors and security cameras on the walls? Can’t you just let them come in your house, eat in your kitchen, bathe in your shower, and sleep in your bed whenever they want to?” “I guess I can’t.” “Then what’s wrong with building a wall along the border then?” She looked at me and said, “Yo

Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates told Reuters on Wednesday how surprised he was with the “crazy conspiracy theories” that have been circulating on social media about him and tAnthony Fauci in regard to the coronavirus.                          Bill Gates blamed social media — Says he should have worked harder with social media to shape opinion. By Jim Hoft Bill Gates:  Do people really believe that stuff? We’re going to have to get educated about this over the next year and understand how does it change people’s behavior, how should we have minimized this either working with the social media companies or explaining what we are up to in a better way. Dozens of people have died taking the vaccines Bill Gates has been promoting for over a year. Gates has been attempting to buy better coverage in the fake news media. And Gates hates President Trump and his “America First” platform but he sure loves communist China.   Reuters  reported: In an interview with Reuters,

I stumbled across this video in the wee hours of the morning while perusing conservative channels in some of the newer places online. It's short, simple, and to the point, but IMHO is worth sharing. I know most of y'all don't have social media accounts, but perhaps you have friends and family who do. If they want to strike back at the elite ruling class, perhaps you can share this with them. It's in the same vein as the recent events surrounding GameStop. Tex Want to subscribe to Tex's Place? ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Contact any one of the Commanders🎖️( moderators) in the comments section, and ask to be added to the invite list! OR Click HERE to receive a Daily Newsletter delivered to your inbox each morning! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Please help me keep Tex's Place ad Free and up and running. Donate what you can, if you can. Thank you very much! -Tex

By Julio Rosas The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health announced new COVID-19 restrictions on restaurants now that the outdoor dining ban has been lifted that have people once again scratching their heads.  The Public Health Department is banning restaurants from having TVs on for their customers to watch programming while they are eating. "Televisions or any other screens that are used to broadcast programming must be removed from the area or turned off. This provision is effective until further notice," the order states. It appears the order was created to curtail gatherings at restaurants for the upcoming Super Bowl LV, which will pit the Kansas City Chiefs against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on February 7. The LA County Health Officer Order has been updated to allow outdoor dining at restaurants, breweries and wineries, effective today, January 29, with the following new protocols in place: https://t.co/utgwHgG9Ub pic.twitter.com/uPv7wJMqOB   — L

Skip to Comments By Ted Noel, MD Once upon a time, my primary specialty of anesthesiology was the most scientific of all the medical specialties that actually touch patients. Then I saw that Dr. Scott Segal, chair of Anesthesiology at Wake Forest Baptist Health in Winston-Salem, North Carolina  told NBC news  that we should consider wearing four -- count ‘em -- four face masks at once. I had thought that the insanity would stop at double masking. Welcome to the new normal. Panic porn has taken over even the medical community that should know better. Albert Einstein is credited with the maxim that “Doing something a second time and expecting a different result is insanity.” So the first step in “Will more masks help?” is to ask, “Do masks help at all?” Lots of people have done a lot of good work on the mechanics of masks.  Jose-Luis Jiminez  at the University of Colorado and  Linsey Marr  at Virginia Tech are two excellent scientists who study the mechanics of the aerosols that

Skip to Comments By JANITA KAN A media company that operates several West Virginia newspapers is suing  Google  and  Facebook  for threatening the extinction of local newspapers across the country by their alleged anti-competitive business practices. HD Media Company this week filed a  lawsuit  asking a federal court to determine whether the two Silicon Valley companies had violated anti-trust laws. The lawsuit claims Google had unlawfully exercised monopoly power of the digital advertising market, which has prevented newspapers from competing in the market and losing their primary source of revenue. It also claims that Google and Facebook had “unlawfully conspired to engage in anticompetitive conduct,” through an alleged secret deal nicknamed “Jedi Blue.” Details of the alleged agreement were first revealed when 10 state attorneys general sued Google for multiple violations of federal and state  antitrust  and consumer protection laws. According to a redacted version of th

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Good evening everyone, The following article was submitted to me earlier by our good brother, MartyP. Thanks for the share my friend! Tex Skip to Comments By David L. Burkhead - The Writer in Black Allow me to explain, Pam, why this is a really, really bad idea. I have warned about how bad an idea  legal reprisals against a departing administration  would be, but let’s consider the specific case you present here. Let’s consider for a moment, purely for the sake of argument, that this were actually true. If folk, including governors, started treating Trump as the legitimate president and, therefore, the election illegitimate, what’s to stop them from treating an impeachment or indictment as equally illegitimate? Even imprisonment (follow that indictment with a show trial and send him to prison) wouldn’t stop it. After all, it’s not unknown for mob bosses to continue to run their organizations from behind bars. So, what’s the solution? If this is truly the path they were to take how

Skip to Comments By ALLEN ZHONG Rep.  Marjorie Taylor Greene  (R-Ga.) said Saturday that America is facing “an enemy within.” She singled out socialist “America Last” policies—apparently referring to the opposite of former President Donald Trump’s America First agenda, in a string of  Twitter posts . “Yes there is an enemy within,” she wrote. “And that enemy is a poisonous rot of socialist policies and America last sell outs who are pompous hypocrites that believe they are untouchable elites.” By using the term “enemy within,” Greene seemed to be responding to recent remarks made by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.). She told reporters that the House needs more money for security because of an enemy within the House. “I have said this all along, that we will probably need a supplemental for more security for Members when the enemy is within the House of Representatives, a threat that Members are concerned about, in addition to what is happening outside,” Pelosi said Thursday