Carson Choate, Author at The Western Journal

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Carson Choate is a freelance writer who got into politics in late 2019 when the House voted to impeach then-President Donald Trump. Before joining The Western Journal, he worked as an editor for a small news site.

A detailed view of an Xbox One controller during day one of the 2019 ePremier League Finals at Gfinity Arena on March 28, 2019, in London.

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Microsoft Update Will Make Xbox 'Carbon Aware' - Consoles Will Automatically Shut Down Based on 'Regional Carbon Intensity'

Xbox has announced several updates aimed at saving electricity and therefore making them the only "carbon aware" console on the market today.

By Carson Choate January 29, 2023

A pop-up urinal is visible at street level in an evening image.

The SuperBoo / YouTube screen shot

Man Dies After Being Crushed by Machine Designed to Prevent Public Urination

A London utility worker was killed on Friday working underneath a public urinal that can be lowered beneath the sidewalk during the day.

By Carson Choate January 29, 2023

Lindsay Clancy is believed to have killed her three children before attempting suicide on Tuesday in Duxbury, Massachusetts.

@AbbeyNBCBoston / Twitter

Update to Tragic Story: 8-Month-Old Dies After Woman Allegedly Strangles Her Children in Murder-Suicide Attempt

A mother of three will be charged with the murder of her children after allegedly strangling them and then attempting to kill herself.

By Carson Choate January 28, 2023

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Woman, 97, Left Trail of Blood, Banged on Door of Assisted-Living Center Before Freezing to Death: Lawsuit

The family of a 97-year-old who died after being locked outside of her care facility has filed a lawsuit accusing the facility of neglect.

By Carson Choate January 28, 2023

Kites are seen during the Kite Festival at Mertasari beach in Sanur on the Indonesian resort island of Bali on July 31, 2022.

Sonny Tumbelaka - AFP / Getty Images

6 Dead, Including 3 Children, After Kite Strings Slit Their Throats at Festival

Many people participated in "kite fighting" at a festival in India. The dangerous sport led to six deaths and over 175 injuries.

By Carson Choate January 22, 2023

A close up photograph is taken of the biontech Pfizer and Moderna spikevax MRNA COVID-19 vaccination and vaccine vials.

Amornrat Phuchom / Getty Images

Moderna Begins Administering New MRNA Shot That Is Injected Directly Into the Heart

A new Moderna shot, injected directly into the heart, is undergoing human trials and is using the same technology as the COVID vaccine.

By Carson Choate January 22, 2023

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Man Learns He Has $52K Fine After Checking Out Book to Fight Traffic Ticket

After 58 years, a man decided to return a book he borrowed from his hometown library, only to find out that he was facing a $52,000 fine.

By Carson Choate January 21, 2023

Tennis star Novak Djokovic argues with an umpire about hecklers in the crowd at the Australian Open.

Wide World of Sports / YouTube screen shot

Tennis Star Stops Game, Demands to Know Why Umpire Hasn't Handled Situation in the Stands

Tennis star Novak Djokovic was met with hecklers as he returned to the 2023 Australian Open, leading to a confrontation with the umpire.

By Carson Choate January 21, 2023

A comical parody video - from 2020 - of Joe Biden, showing him sticking out his tongue and making a funny face, was reportedly too much for Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff, who tried to have it removed from the internet.

@SilERabbit / Twitter screen shot

This Humorous Video Was Too Much for Adam Schiff: He Tried to Have It Pulled from Internet, But Then Things Backfired

A newly-released batch of Twitter Files appears to show that Rep. Adam Schiff regularly pushed Twitter to remove posts critical of Democrats.

By Carson Choate January 15, 2023

A "thin blue line" flag, signaling support for law enforcement, is displayed above the sign for the National Rifle Association outside of its headquarters in Fairfax, Virginia, in May.

Stefani Reynolds / AFP via Getty Images

'Thin Blue Line' Flag Banned by LAPD, Chief Cites 'Extremism'

The LAPD has banned staff from displaying the "thin blue line" flag in public areas after a complaint over its presence at a police station.

By Carson Choate January 15, 2023

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Microsoft Update Will Make Xbox 'Carbon Aware' - Consoles Will Automatically Shut Down Based on 'Regional Carbon Intensity'

Man Dies After Being Crushed by Machine Designed to Prevent Public Urination

Update to Tragic Story: 8-Month-Old Dies After Woman Allegedly Strangles Her Children in Murder-Suicide Attempt

Woman, 97, Left Trail of Blood, Banged on Door of Assisted-Living Center Before Freezing to Death: Lawsuit

6 Dead, Including 3 Children, After Kite Strings Slit Their Throats at Festival

Moderna Begins Administering New MRNA Shot That Is Injected Directly Into the Heart

Man Learns He Has $52K Fine After Checking Out Book to Fight Traffic Ticket

Tennis Star Stops Game, Demands to Know Why Umpire Hasn't Handled Situation in the Stands

This Humorous Video Was Too Much for Adam Schiff: He Tried to Have It Pulled from Internet, But Then Things Backfired

'Thin Blue Line' Flag Banned by LAPD, Chief Cites 'Extremism'

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