Ole Braatelien, Author at The Western Journal

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Ole Braatelien has written for The Western Journal since 2022. He earned his bachelor's from ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

A Valley Parade sign is signed by a player before the Sky Bet League soccer playoff match between Bradford City and Carlisle United on May 14 in Bradford, England. Bradford is celebrating "multiculturism" this holiday season.

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Don't Call It a Christmas Tree: City to Raise 'Multi-Faith Tree' for Diversity, Inclusivity Plan

This city will place a "multi-faith tree" in its square this Christmas season. Will this plan gain steam in America?

By Ole Braatelien November 17, 2023

Texas GOP Congressional candidate and popular YouTuber Brandon Herrera posted what he called "a deep dive" into the death of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Brandon Herrera / YouTube screen shot

GOP Candidate Brandon Herrera Attempts to Debunk FBI's Account of MLK Jr's Assassination

YouTuber Brandon Herrera pointed out some interesting points surrounding MLK Jr.'s death. Did the FBI kill MLK Jr.?

By Ole Braatelien November 16, 2023

New York Mayor Eric Adams speaks at the Billie Holiday Theatre in Restoration Plaza in Brooklyn on July 28, 2022.

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Dem NYC Mayor Adams Cancels All Meetings After FBI Raids Top Fundraiser

An FBI spokesman confirmed that agents were at her Brooklyn home "carrying out law enforcement action," The New York Times reported.

By Ole Braatelien November 2, 2023

Raphael Mayorga, right, is accused of intentionally running over police Sgt. Patrick Kepp.

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Police Officer Paralyzed After Driver, 19, Intentionally Runs Him Over, Police Say

A 36-year-old police sergeant has lost the use of his legs after being struck by a driver attempting to evade officers.

By Ole Braatelien October 19, 2023

A Lucid Air electric car is seen in the Czech town of Ralsko on Sept. 19.

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EV Loses Power After Making 'Startingly Loud Bang,' Has to Be Towed Twice

"[T]he instrument cluster lit up with warning lights and error messages including 'Drive System Fault, Contact Customer Care.'"

By Ole Braatelien October 19, 2023

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise speaks to reporters as he leaves a House Republican caucus meeting at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Thursday. Scalise does not have enough Republican votes to secure the speaker of the House position, which may pave the way for Rep. Jim Jordan.

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Scalise Does Not Have Votes to Be Speaker, Trump Favorite Expected to Re-Enter the Race

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise may not have the votes to become speaker, leaving the door open for a Trump ally to secure the spot.

By Ole Braatelien October 12, 2023

Elijah-Jay Mariano Rivera, a student and football player at Windsor High School in Connecticut, died Tuesday.

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15-Year-Old Football Player Dies After Collapsing at Practice

In another tragic instance of young people dying suddenly, a 15-year-old boy collapsed on the field during football practice.

By Ole Braatelien October 12, 2023

A white F-150 pickup drives through Trump National Doral Miami golf resort.

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'Brazen' Impostors Hit Trump's Doral Golf Club in Broad Daylight, Make Off with Huge Haul

Thieves hit Donald Trump's Florida golf resort twice in the same day. But did they have help on the inside? Police are investigating.

By Ole Braatelien October 5, 2023

An aerial image taken on Aug. 10 shows waterfront homes and buildings in Lahaina, Hawaii, burned to the ground in the aftermath of wildfires that ravaged Maui.

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Gov't Incompetence? Lives Lost? Everything You Need to Know About the Maui Fire

The Maui fire was one of the greatest tragedies in American history. Here's everything you need to know about what happened.

By Ole Braatelien September 4, 2023

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Unprovoked Bear Attacks and Kills Man Having Coffee, Drags Him 75 Feet Down Embankment

A man was enjoying his coffee at a campsite Friday morning when something horrible happens. Officials say it caught him unaware.

By Ole Braatelien June 18, 2023

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Don't Call It a Christmas Tree: City to Raise 'Multi-Faith Tree' for Diversity, Inclusivity Plan

GOP Candidate Brandon Herrera Attempts to Debunk FBI's Account of MLK Jr's Assassination

Dem NYC Mayor Adams Cancels All Meetings After FBI Raids Top Fundraiser

Police Officer Paralyzed After Driver, 19, Intentionally Runs Him Over, Police Say

EV Loses Power After Making 'Startingly Loud Bang,' Has to Be Towed Twice

Scalise Does Not Have Votes to Be Speaker, Trump Favorite Expected to Re-Enter the Race

15-Year-Old Football Player Dies After Collapsing at Practice

'Brazen' Impostors Hit Trump's Doral Golf Club in Broad Daylight, Make Off with Huge Haul

Gov't Incompetence? Lives Lost? Everything You Need to Know About the Maui Fire

Unprovoked Bear Attacks and Kills Man Having Coffee, Drags Him 75 Feet Down Embankment

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