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Miller Swears "Absolute Loyalty" To Trump As Jeffries Says Fire Him "Like A Malignant Tumor"
Miller Swears "Absolute Loyalty" To Trump As Jeffries Says Fire Him "Like A Malignant Tumor"
Stephen Miller became White House chief of staff on Monday after telling a crowd in Florida he pledges Trump "my absolute loyalty," as the deputy chief of staff and his own wife both recalibrate their lives around his new job.
Incoming White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller is one of President Donald Trump's most loyal aides — Mandel NGAN / AFP
In his first public comments since Trump tapped him, Miller wrote on X on Nov....
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More Than 62,000 Arrested For Speech-Related Offenses In Britain, Report Finds
More Than 62,000 Arrested For Speech-Related Offenses In Britain, Report Finds
Via American Greatness,
More than 62,000 people were arrested in Britain for communications offenses over a five-year period, according to a new civil liberties report warning that the country's increasingly broad speech restrictions are having a chilling effect on free expression.
Big Brother Watch found that 62,199 people were arrested between 2021 and 2025, amounting to roughly 34 arrests per day. At least 18,500 people were charged and 12,292 were convicted, according to the organization.
The findings were based on Freedom of...
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