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Start Quiz Based on the single-panel cartoons by Charles Addams, The Addams Family was famously adapted to a live-action television series on ABC in 1964. A satirical take on the typical 20th-century American family, the show follows the Addams, who find particular delight in the macabre and who possess some supernatural abilities. Although it competed with The Munsters during its time on air... Source

While Halloween is the spooky season for scary movies, these classic slashers and horror films never go out of style. Timeless movies like Beetlejuice will have you glued to your TV screen every time. Families can sit down to watch films like Hocus Pocus and Ghostbusters, which are nostalgic for the older generation and new and exciting for the kids. You'll likely remember watching some of these... Source

Would you like those 19 electoral college votes for here or to go? This latest episode of “The Tony Kinnett Cast” examines former President Donald Trump’s latest bid to win swing states like Pennsylvania by working at a local McDonald’s. While the Harris-Walz campaign and legacy media called Trump’s day serving fries a “fake,” the Harris-Walz campaign has failed to produce any evidence that Vice President Kamala Harris worked at a McDonald’s in the 1980s. What other candidate claims are under scrutiny this election season? We’ll dig into those details and the scandals that follow on this episode. You’d think that with just over two weeks until the election, candidates everywhere would be disciplined and careful. You’d be wrong. Speaking of Nov. 5, join us beginning at 6p.m. ET that fateful evening for our ultimate election coverage, straight from the show’s new studio! We’ll go until we’re ready to call the race, coming back each day come Hell or high water until the results are confirmed. With election analysts already claiming we won’t know the results for several days, Americans are prepared for at least a week of legal battles and shenanigans of every sort! We’ll dig into what you can expect and how to approach it circumspectly. Catch the live radio show and livestream weeknights at 7 p.m. ET on The Daily Signal’s YouTube, X, or Facebook—and subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode or exclusive interview! The post Would You Like Those Swing States for Here or to Go? appeared first on The Daily Signal.

“The View” co-host Sara Haines gave Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz a chance Monday to clean up Vice President Kamala Harris’ answer on what she would do differently as president from the Biden-Harris administration. Harris received widespread criticism after she told “The View” co-hosts during an Oct. 8 appearance that “nothing comes to mind” on what she would do differently than President Joe Biden. Haines gave Walz the option to answer that question during his appearance Monday, leading the Minnesota governor to say that they would focus on fixing the economy and Medicare. “Governor, voters are saying change is a critical issue this election, but our ABC poll shows only a third of Americans believe that a Harris-Walz ticket would bring that change,” Haines said. “I want to pose a similar question to you that we asked Vice President Harris: Can you point to a policy decision over the last four years that you and the vice president would’ve handled differently from President Biden?” “Well, I think this expansion on Medicare is something that I wish would’ve been proposed sooner,” Walz replied. “But look, they’re tackling the issues that they needed to, they came out of a pandemic that Donald Trump had left a mess for, an economy with supply chains that were broken.” “But I think that focusing on this economy, the two things that this vice president proposed that I hear everywhere, especially in rural America, is this question of affordability on child care and the ability of seniors to get health care, protecting that,” Walz said. “So I think just in this last week, you saw a major rollout in protecting rural hospitals. This is a big issue.” Walz argued that Harris is “her own leader” and will bring “a new way forward” if elected president. Harris said Friday that she can’t be “critical” of any policies put forth by Biden when NBC News chief White House correspondent Peter Alexander asked her to name a single policy she would do differently. The vice president clarified that she intends to expand Medicare, grant first-time homebuyers $25,000 in down payment assistance, and emphasize the importance of small businesses. An average of 28% of Americans say they believe the U.S. is on the right track, setting a precedent for Democrats to lose the Nov. 5 election, CNN senior data reporter Harry Enten said during an Oct. 4 segment. Harris intended to create a distance between herself and Biden’s policies, particularly on the economy and inflation, in an attempt to rebrand herself as a change candidate, anonymous advisers told Axios in August. Originally published by the Daily Caller News Foundation The post ‘The View’ Co-Host Gives Walz Chance to Clean Up Harris’ Answer on What She’d Do Differently Than Biden appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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Just weeks away from the 2024 Presidential Election, CNN launched an absurd attack on some elected Republicans: They are willing to fight for free speech. CNN Technology Reporter Brian Fung wrote a wildly anti-free speech article on Oct. 21, unbelievably complaining that Big Tech doesn’t censor enough. Fung pointed to X-owner Elon Musk’s moves against rampant censorship on X, as well as some social media companies stepping away from prior outrageous acts like banning former President Donald Trump or colluding with the federal government to silence speech.  The CNN journalist wrote that a shift away from censorship “took place against the backdrop of a yearslong intimidation campaign led by Republican attorneys general and state and federal lawmakers.” Fung claimed that the free speech movement was “aimed at forcing social media companies to platform falsehoods and hate speech and thwarting those working to study or limit the spread of that destabilizing content.” Hate speech and falsehoods are often buzzwords used to refer to information that the left disagrees with. A great free Speech Week to you too, Fung.  Fung would go on to minimize social media censorship as “conservative politicians” complaining about “what they claimed was censorship of right-wing views on social media.” He also repeatedly lamented that Big Tech was not doing more to silence the right.  Apparently, censorship isn’t happening, but there isn’t enough of it. MRC’s exclusive CensorTrack database has 7,242 documented cases of censorship that shows otherwise. Censorship is happening, and it’s happening all too often.  Instead, Fung whined that Big Tech censors, leftist fact-checkers, misinformation and disinformation researchers, and colluding government agencies had been frustrated by free speech advocates in Congress. Fung said that “other House Republicans have hauled tech leaders before Congress for uncomfortable hearings, further sending the message that well-intentioned efforts to protect America’s information spaces would be interpreted as bad-faith censorship.” [For The Five Senators Who Truly Earned Fung’s High But Unintentional Praise Click Here] Fung claimed that Republicans only “alleged” that companies like Google and Meta were “discriminating against right-wing viewpoints,” while simultaneously mourning Trump’s return to social media and calling for more censorship. He also complained that Republicans calling out Big Tech for "platforms of violating their own self-professed neutrality" has had a “devastating effect.”  By contrast, the technology reporter admitted that Democrats lobbied for censorship: “Democrats put their own pressure on social media too, but for the opposite reason: They wanted platforms to moderate more, not less.” To bolster his call for more censorship, Fung cited George Washington University (GW) School of Media and Public Affairs Associate Professor David Karpf, who held up the censorship-prone European Union as a positive example for American social media regulation.  He also quoted Baybars Orsek the Managing Director at the fact-checking organization, Logically Facts.  Orsek ridiculously warned of “troubling precedents as we approach the upcoming elections,” because social media companies like X had downsized draconian “Trust and Safety” departments that famously censor disfavored speech.  Both Karpf and Baybars’s employers are connected with leftist billionaire George Soros  The GW School of Media and Public Affairs received $50,000 from Soros and half a million from the leftist Pritzker family. Similarly Logically Facts was a member of the Poynter Institute’s International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN) until 2024 which Soros funded to the tune of $492,000 from 2016 to 2020.  Conservatives are under attack! Contact your representatives and demand that Big Tech be held to account to mirror the First Amendment while providing transparency, clarity on so-called hate speech and equal footing for conservatives. If you have been censored, contact us using CensorTrack’s contact form, and help us hold Big Tech accountable.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton called on the Federal Election Commission to investigate evidence he uncovered of possible illegal foreign donations through ActBlue. 'I am calling on the FEC to immediately begin rulemaking to secure our elections from any criminal actors exploiting these vulnerabilities.' Paxton issued a statement about the results of his investigation into the Democratic donation portal on Monday. "Our investigation into ActBlue has uncovered facts indicating that bad actors can illegally interfere in American elections by disguising political donations," said Paxton. "It is imperative that the FEC close off the avenues we have identified by which foreign contributions or contributions in excess of legal limits could be unlawfully funneled to political campaigns, bypassing campaign finance regulations and compromising our electoral system." Paxton initiated his investigation into ActBlue in Dec. 2023, and the portal's directors responded by adding another security measure to credit card users on the site. Paxton said that was not enough, however. "I am calling on the FEC to immediately begin rulemaking to secure our elections from any criminal actors exploiting these vulnerabilities," he added. In July, independent investigators reported finding evidence of suspicious donations to ActBlue. Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares opened an investigation and called on ActBlue to explain the alleged evidence that donations were "being made from fictional donors or dummy accounts, or that information reported by or through ActBlue may be fraudulent." ActBlue officials accused the AG of adding credibility to a "years-long disinformation and harassment" campaign against the portal. “This investigation is nothing more than a partisan political attack and scare tactic to undermine the power of Democratic and progressive small-dollar donors,” the statement from ActBlue stated. “We welcome the opportunity to respond to these frivolous claims.”The portal has also dumped several Political Action Committee organizations that were being accused of behaving like "Scam PACs" that promise to aid campaigns but instead spent lavishly to the benefit of organizers. An ActBlue spokesperson said only that the PACs were jettisoned over their misuse of the information available on the portal. The Harris-Walz campaign has reported raising over a billion dollars in campaign donations, dwarfing previous presidential successes. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Who doesn’t love a good redemption arc? There are plenty in the videogames space, but few are quite as wild as Wayfinder’s. Once a free-to-play multiplayer RPG that was abandoned by its publisher, it has since been repurposed into a single-player or co-op loot fest which has received glowing reviews during its early access period. Now, Wayfinder has completed its redemption arc as it has reached its full, 1.0 launch. Continue reading Co-op ARPG Wayfinder launches in 1.0, completing its wild underdog story MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best co-op games, Best multiplayer games, Best RPG games

There’s one thing any survivor really wants in a game of Dead by Daylight and that’s to have a gun. Thankfully, there’s now an option available that will let you pick up a piece and get blasting, and that’s thanks to new horror game Altarium. Taking the action to a spooky version of the Wild West, this multiplayer title looks like it’s got a few twists to add to the genre, and you can play it now. Continue reading New horror game Altarium is like a Wild West DBD with a big difference MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best horror games, Best survival games, Best co-op games