| | Good morning, Patriots! Today, we delve into Marjorie Taylor Greene’s fiery response to a migrant crime and Princeton’s decision to offer classes on sex work. Let’s explore the stories shaking America. | | | | Marjorie Taylor Greene Calls for Death Penalty in Subway Murder Case
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is calling for the death penalty for a migrant accused of setting a woman on fire in a New York City subway. Greene’s demand has ignited a national conversation about crime, immigration, and justice. | Critics argue that Greene’s stance oversimplifies a complex issue, while supporters view it as a necessary response to escalating violence. As the case unfolds, the debate over capital punishment and immigration policies continues to intensify. | Princeton Sparks Backlash Over “Sex Work” Class
Princeton University is drawing criticism for offering a spring semester class exploring sex work and queer spaces. The course, which promises to examine the history and social dynamics of these topics, has been labeled inappropriate by conservative commentators. | Supporters argue the class provides critical insight into marginalized communities, but opponents see it as yet another example of academia pushing a liberal agenda. Princeton has defended its decision, emphasizing the importance of academic freedom. | Economic Watch
Retail returns are spiking post-Christmas, with an estimated $170 billion in merchandise expected to be sent back to stores this holiday season. | | Advertisement | | 12.28 TPE Valeanu Online | | Video Of The Day |  | Social Security Rules Under Fire: Thousands Sign Petition for Change |
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