Athena Thorne is a journalist at PJTV. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, security policy, and food and beverages, with a keen interest in elections and public policy. Athena's insights and analyses have been featured in various platforms, showcasing her expertise in both general assignment news and specialized themes.
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Canadian illegal alien assaulted American teen; detained by ICE pending deportation.
It's a shame we've run out of frontiers and undiscovered lands where young people can expend their energy in a constructive manner. Now they must conjure up first-world windmills at which to tilt, with varying degrees of silliness.
By: Athena Thorne
She's the Democrat frontrunner for the 2028 general election. She has a term of experience as the U.S. Vice President. And unless you're lying to yourself, this complete mediocrity would never have achieved such dizzying heights without the benefit of her dark complexion and female plumbing. Nonetheless, we are told, Kamala Harris is the true champion of the 'oppressed' — women, people of color, and the poor — in the United States.
By: Athena Thorne
Leftists have long been apoplectic that when President Donald Trump posts on his social media platform, his words have significant effects. It's true that a president's communications have profound ramifications, and if "President" Joe Biden hadn't been too senescent to use social media, his posts would have had the same effect. The next president's surely will.
All together now: It's only bad when Republicans do it. In today's episode, the "it" in question is redistricting, also known as gerrymandering, depending on who's doing it.
As President Donald Trump continues to play Schrödinger's Deal with Iran, those of us watching from the sidelines and wondering how long this will
By: Athena Thorne
Life is different for the families of law enforcement officers. Sure, you worry about your loved one when he or she is on the job, but the threat doesn't end simply because the workday is over.
In the early 19th century, just as the Industrial Revolution began to spin up, textile workers and artisans in England rose in protest against mechanization. They formed gangs and perpetrated nighttime raids, during which they broke into factories, smashed and destroyed equipment, and even burned down mills. They called themselves Luddites, after a folk hero, Ned Ludd, who had smashed up knitting frames.
By: Athena Thorne
Benn Jordan has become a bit of an anti-surveillance influencer and Fourth Amendment champion. Like the rest of the pack, he focuses on harassing Flock Safety these days. In his case, this means a campaign of sophisticated investigative journalism, which he edits into videos to post online.
By: Athena Thorne
On Tuesday, an AI researcher named Jacob Coxon flounced from his job at Anthropic, posting on X that
