A transgender-identifying male reportedly murdered a man in Houston, Texas, late last week, running him over with a car before kissing him and then repeatedly stabbing him. The suspect, 20-year-old Karon Fisher, allegedly mowed down 64-year-old Steven Anderson as he was on his way to the mailbox. Video of the incident appeared to show the car driving at a high rate of speed for a residential neighborhood and intentionally swerving to hit Anderson. After hitting him, Fisher allegedly hit him again, backing over him with the car. The New York Post reported that Fisher allegedly “flipped Anderson’s body over, straddled him, and kissed him before stabbing him nine times.” Harris County records showed that Fisher was charged with murder, evading arrest with a vehicle, and assaulting hospital personnel. Fisher was previously charged with prostitution and has been on community supervision for evading a prior arrest. Neighbors that spoke to a local ABC News affiliate were deeply disturbed by what happened. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “Officers responded to a call for service for an individual who failed to stop and render aid to another person outside a residence at the above address,” Houston police said in a statement. “Officers learned the victim was found unresponsive in the driveway. He had suffered multiple stab wounds and was pronounced deceased.” “Witnesses provided officers with information on the whereabouts of the suspect at a nearby location,” the statement continued. “Fisher was detained and questioned by detectives. [He] was subsequently charged and taken to the Harris County Jail.” WATCH: NEW: Man killed by transgender driver who plowed into him, backed over him and stabbed him 9 times before kissing him and prancing over his body. Absolutely horrific. 20-year-old suspect Karon Fisher is a man according to court papers. After trying to flee the scene in a car,… pic.twitter.com/XuG8KcPIZw — Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) May 11, 2024

Liberal comedian Bill Maher slammed adult film star Stormy Daniels this week for her testimony during the criminal trial against former President Donald Trump. Maher, who made the remarks Friday on his HBO show “Real Time,” said that Daniels was a “bad witness” and then played clips of his 2018 interview with her. “It’s not a ‘Me Too’ case,” Daniels said at the time. “I wasn’t assaulted. I wasn’t attacked, or raped, or coerced, or blackmailed. … They tried to shove me in the MeToo box to further their own agenda. And first of all, I didn’t want to be part of that because it’s not the truth and I’m not a victim in that regard.” Maher noted that Daniels has since struck a different tone. He said, “She’s talking about ‘he was bigger and blocking the way.’ It’s all the MeToo buzzwords. She said, ‘There was an imbalance of power for sure.’ ‘My hands were shaking so hard.’ She said she blacked out. Blacked out? She’s a porn star! … Do you really think she blacked out? A porn star is used to having sex with people she doesn’t [like] … I just think she’s not a good witness.” WARNING: Strong Language CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP WATCH: Bill Maher Drops Unexpected Bomb on Democrats’ Fading Hope to Jail Trump “The Democrats have had four years to put Trump on trial and it is all just going away. They blew it at every turn.” 1.) Fani Willis is having an affair with the guy she hired. “And now that one’s going to… pic.twitter.com/yEaksMSzrb — The Vigilant Fox ? (@VigilantFox) May 11, 2024

Over the summer, a gas station offered discounted fuel to anyone willing to “silly dance” their way to the cash register, and the interpretive moves that followed were perfection. For one day only, a gas station offered $5 off if customers were willing to let loose and dance. If the employees were impressed enough they’d give them an extra discount. “Do a silly dance walking in,” read a printed sign on the door. “If we like, $5 gas free on us.” A handwritten note taped under the original sign added, “$10 if we really like it.” Unsurprisingly, dozens of people were willing to show their best moves for that discount. The TikTok account called Gas Station Antics was one of the many social media accounts that posted a video that compiled footage caught by the security cameras that day. And it proves that the simplest things can often bring the brightest smiles. @gasstationantics When people ask why we stay working here…it’s because of these customers dance gasstation customerservice ♬ Canned Heat – Jamiroquai The Gas Station Dancers Will Bring Smiles To Your Faces As people walked through the door, they busted moves all the way to the cash register. Some people took “silly” to heart and showed off the goofiest moves they could. Other people’s grooves were so contagious that other people in the gas station couldn’t help but join them. Some customers even acted like they weren’t going to take the deal, and then they got down at the last minute. We don’t know how much the business gave out in discounts, but we think each and every person featured deserved the top prize. “This is the world I want to live in ” someone admitted in the comments. “The 2 customers visually connecting for a moment and dancing together ,” another commenter gushed. “Yes, this is the energy!!!! ” wrote a follower. “THE WORLD NEEDS TO DANCE MORE,” someone shouted. Don’t forget to share this video with your friends! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post This Is The Kind Of Positivity We Like To See—Gas Station Offers Discount To Anyone Willing To “Silly Dance” appeared first on InspireMore.

Before 2020, there were few measurable differences between Democrats and Republicans in whether they voted by mail

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Amazing. As my NewsBusters colleague Curtis Houck colleague Curtis Houck headlined:  Election Interference: CNN Uses Audio of Private Briefing to Falsely Smear GOP’s Scott Perry In which Curtis notes CNN’s Annie Grayer has a story based on audio of a private meeting involving, full disclosure, my very own Pennsylvania Congressman, Republican Scott Perry. In which it is alleged that “Perry told colleagues in a closed door briefing that: The KKK in modern times, a lot of young people think somehow it’s a right-wing organization when it is the military wing of the Democratic Party. Decidedly, unabashedly, racist and antisemitic,” Perry said according to the recording. Grayer added that “The KKK is not affiliated in any way with the modern Democratic Party.” Grayer was not alone in flipping out at Perry’s remarks. The Philadelphia Inquirer, the New Republic and The Daily Beast  and others in the liberal media jumped on this as well. The New Republic termed Perry’s remarks “bizarro” while The Daily Beast settled for “bonkers.” In the Inquirer story the reporter quoted "Matt Jordan, director of the Pennsylvania State University News Literacy” who said that after its founding in 1865 by Democrats “it became an extra-legal terror organization that was never the wing of any political party.” Where to start with this wildly ignorant understanding of basic American history? The hard historical fact, per, among many, Columbia University historian Eric Foner is that the KKK was in fact “a military force serving the interests of the Democratic Party.” University of North Carolina historian Allen Trelease’s description of the Klan was as the “terrorist arm of the Democratic Party.” Indeed, the Klan was so tied to the Democrats that the party’s 1924 Convention in New York City has been dubbed the “Klanbake” because so many of the delegates were Klan members.  The Klan’s favorite for the presidential nomination that year was one William Gibbs McAdoo, who had served Democrat - and Klan supporter  - President Woodrow Wilson as Secretary of the Treasury. Wilson, recall, was such a staunch Klan supporter that he hosted a White House screening of the pro-Klan, decidedly racist Hollywood blockbuster Birth of a Nation. The Klan hosted a massive convention rally for McAdoo across the Hudson River in New Jersey, replete with burning crosses. When one delegate had the temerity to introduce a resolution for the party platform condemning the Klan, it failed.  Historian Linda Gordon, in her book The Second Coming of the KKK: The Ku Klux Klan of the 1920’s and the American Political Tradition writes:  The results suggested not only how many supported the Klan but how many feared antagonizing it.   In very recent American history, the late Senator Robert C. Byrd, a West Virginia Democrat, was the longest serving member in the entire history of the Congress. Byrd was also the “Exalted Cyclops” of the Klan. He was elected to lead Senate Democrats as both Senate Majority Leader and, in the minority, as Senate Minority Leader.  In 1944, history records that Byrd wrote in a letter to a fellow segregationist Democratic Senator that:  I shall never fight in the armed forces with a negro by my side ... Rather I should die a thousand times, and see Old Glory trampled in the dirt never to rise again than to see this beloved land of ours become degraded by race mongrels, a throwback to the blackest specimen from the wilds. And who gave the eulogy at Byrd’s funeral? That would be his friend, Delaware Senator Joe Biden. All of which is to say, Congressman Scott Perry was 110% right to mention the tie between the Klan and the Democrats. In fact, segregation, a staunch pillar of the Klan’s platform, was nothing more than what is now quaintly called “identity politics.” Identity politics is, as it were, the son of segregation.

Scientists from the Netherlands and South Korea claim that they have made a big leap towards artificially copying the human brain by creating a device known as the "iontronic memristor."According to the researchers, this tiny device — hardly larger than a human hair follicle — functions as an artificial synapse. This allows the device to mimic the brain's unique ability to process and ultimately share information, according to the Debrief.The researchers wrote the following:The brain’s computing principles (neurons connected by synapses) and information carriers (ions in water) both differ fundamentally from those of conventional computers.Building on this distinction, we present an aqueous memristor that emulates the brain’s short-term synaptic plasticity features through ion transport in water, mirroring the natural processes in the brain.In describing their findings that were recently published in the "Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences," researchers suggested that the iontronic memristor is a pivotal departure from earlier models that aimed to do something similar.“We are effectively replicating neuronal behavior using a system that employs the same medium as the brain.”The device reportedly copies the unique processes of human synapses, using only salt and water to closely emulate how neurons share information naturally, per the report. If true, the recent findings represent a major advance in neuromorphic computing, which aims to recreate the efficiency of the human brain. The brain is an immensely efficient organ, able to perform complex computational tasks while using very little energy.As a result, scientists have been motivated to try and replicate the brain's efficiency and "develop neuromorphic systems that could revolutionize computing by significantly reducing power consumption and enhancing performance in tasks involving pattern recognition, learning, and real-time decision-making," per the Debrief.Tim Kamsma, a PhD candidate at Utrecht University and lead study author, said, “While artificial synapses capable of processing complex information already exist based on solid materials, we now show for the first time that this feat can also be accomplished using water and salt."“We are effectively replicating neuronal behavior using a system that employs the same medium as the brain.”The envisioned outcome is that computers might one day be as efficient as the human brain, but the endeavor remains speculative. Nevertheless, the recent development represents a substantial step forward in making that possibility a reality."It represents a crucial advancement toward computers not only capable of mimicking the communication patterns of the human brain but also utilizing the same medium," Kamsma said. "Perhaps this will ultimately pave the way for computing systems that replicate the extraordinary capabilities of the human brain more faithfully."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!