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Law and Government
‘We’re Screwed’: Seattle Hemorrhages Police Officers Amid Massive Crime Spike
By Jennie Taer The liberal city of Seattle is losing police officers amid a major spike in crime, 770 KTTH…
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Law and Government
NYC Housing Project Sees Four Shot In Broad Daylight
By Devan Bugbee A gunman allegedly opened fire in broad daylight outside a housing project in New York City’s Bronx…
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Law and Government
‘It’s Exhausting’: Philadelphia Reports 20 People Shot, 4 Killed In Deadly Weekend
By Taylor Giles At least twenty people were shot and four more people were stabbed over the weekend in Philadelphia.…
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Foreign Affairs
The World Wants No Part Of Woke, But It’s Glad We Do
By Victor Davis Hanson The United States obsesses over whether biological men can compete in women’s sports as transgender females.…
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Politics
Fetterman Will Spend 9/11 With Anti-Cop Activist At Pro-Abortion Rally
By Sarah Weaver Democratic Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman will hold a pro-abortion rally with a group headed by an…
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Economy
A Big Whopper Is Coming To The Fast Food Industry In California
By Carrie Sheffield Californians might soon run out of ways to drive people from their state. Their latest ploy will…
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Swing-District Democrat Hillary Scholten Donated To Groups Trying To Defund The Grand Rapids Police Department
By Henry Rodgers A candidate running for a U.S. House seat in Michigan has donated hundreds of dollars to groups…
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Law and Government
Meet Joe Biden’s Monkeypox Czar — A Gay Doctor In Drag Who Wants To ‘Dismantle Stigma’
By Dylan Housman Dr. Demetre Daskalakis has a long history of working in public health on issues pertaining to the…
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Unyielding
Queen Elizabeth II Dead At Age 96
By Kay Smythe Queen Elizabeth II, ruler of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Head of the Commonwealth, died Thursday aged…
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Politics
‘Treat Them Like Shit’: Democrat Running For Senate Goes On Racist Rant
By Brianna Lyman A South Carolina Democrat running for U.S. Senate appeared to go on a racist tirade against white…
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Law and Government
Police Arrest County Official In Connection To Death Of Reporter Who Unearthed Dirt On Politician
By Brianna Lyman A Democratic Clark County official was arrested Wednesday in connection with the stabbing death of a journalist,…
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Economy
British PM Lifts Fracking Ban To Combat Energy Crisis
By Jack McEvoy British Prime Minister Liz Truss said Thursday that she is lifting the ban on fracking to help…
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European Country Mulls Law That Would Throw People In Jail For Heating Their Homes Above Limit
By Jack McEvoy Switzerland is considering fining and jailing citizens who heat their homes past 19 degrees Celcius (66 degrees…
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Economy
Half Of Americans ‘Quiet Quitting,’ Poll Finds
By Laurel Duggan At least half the U.S. workforce is psychologically detached from work and putting in the bare minimum…
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Education
California Teachers Union Conducted Research On Parent Groups That Wanted To Reopen Schools, Emails Show
By Chrissy Clark A California teachers union conducted research into parent groups that sued to reopen schools amid the union’s…
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Economy
California’s Grid Braces For Failure Just Days After Biden’s Energy Secretary Praises State’s Green Policies
By Jack McEvoy California residents are at risk of experiencing blackouts on Tuesday, just four days after President Joe Biden’s…
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Education
Teacher Sent To Jail After Refusing To Use ‘Gender-Neutral’ Pronouns At Ireland School
By Laurel Duggan Enoch Burke, a school teacher in Ireland, was banned from his school over his refusal to use…
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Law and Government
Judge Grants Request To Appoint ‘Special Master’ To Review Trump Raid Documents
By Trevor Schakohl U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon decided Monday to grant a request to appoint a “special master” to…
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Unyielding
Mass Shootings Sweep Democrat-Run Cities During Labor Day Weekend
By Justine Brooke Murray At least 11 mass shootings have occurred across mostly Democrat-run cities nationwide during Labor Day weekend…
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Law and Government
‘Personal Piggy Bank’: Black Lives Matter Leader Accused Of Stealing $10 Million From Organization
By Arjun Singh A group of activists formerly associated with Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation (BLMGNF) sued the organization…
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Foreign Affairs
Liz Truss Becomes The UK’s Next Prime Minister
By Micaela Burrow Foreign Secretary Liz Truss received the most votes to become the United Kingdom’s next Conservative prime minister…
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Foreign Affairs
Climate Change Transformed India Into An Agricultural Superpower — Just Ask My Grandparents
By Vijay Jayaraj My grandparents survived a nationwide famine in the 1960s that pushed many Indians into abject poverty. Little…
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Economy
Here’s One Economic Story Nobody In The White House Wants To Talk About
By Alfredo Ortiz The biggest story in America almost no one is talking about continues: Workers’ real wages and living…
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Law and Government
New York Now Requires Social Media History For Pistol Permits
By Arjun Singh New York’s Concealed Carry Improvement Act comes into effect today. The law, passed in response to the…
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Politics
Biden Attacks ‘MAGA Republicans’ In Angry Speech, Labels Them ‘Threat’ To Democracy
By Ailan Evans President Joe Biden attacked supporters of former President Donald Trump in a speech Thursday evening in Philadelphia…
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Law and Government
California Votes To Save Its Last Nuclear Plant To Fight Energy Shortages
By Jack McEvoy California’s legislature voted overnight to keep the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant, the state’s last nuclear power plant,…
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Law and Government
Jackson’s Mayor Wanted To Create The ‘Most Radical’ City On Earth. Now They Have No Drinking Water
By Laurel Duggan Chokwe Antar Lumumba, Democratic mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, promised to make the capital “the most radical city…
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Education
Connecticut Assistant Principal Placed On Leave For Allegedly Bragging He Blacklisted Catholic, Conservative Teachers
By Chrissy Clark An assistant principal in a Connecticut elementary school was placed on administrative leave after a viral video…
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Law and Government
Tenured Professor Sues For Being Forced To Refer To Student With ‘They/Them’ Pronouns
By Trevor Schakohl A tenured theatre professor filed a federal court lawsuit against Southern Utah University (SUU) officials Tuesday over…
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Law and Government
US Life Expectancy Continues To Plummet
By John Hugh DeMastri Life expectancy across all groups in the U.S. has fallen 2.7 years from 2019 to 2021,…
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Economy
‘Woke Nonsense’: Biden Admin To Shell Out Millions In Grants To Recruit ‘Diverse’ Farmers, Ranchers And Forest Land Owners
By Gabe Kaminsky The Biden administration will shell out millions in grants to recruit minority farmers, ranchers and forest land…
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Law and Government
The Biden Admin Is Paying To Bus Illegal Migrants To New York City
By Jennie Taer The federal government is paying to bus illegal migrants from one border town to New York City,…
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Foreign Affairs
Oil CEO Makes Grim Prediction About The Duration Of Europe’s Energy Crisis
By Jack McEvoy Royal Dutch Shell CEO Ben van Beurden warned reporters at a Monday press conference that Europe’s crisis,…
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Media
Children’s Hospital CEO Doubles Down On Trans Surgeries For Minors In Letter To Employees
By Sarah Weaver The president and CEO of Boston Children’s Hospital is doubling down on his hospital’s policy of offering…
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Foreign Affairs
At Six Months, Russia-Ukraine War Reaches A Standoff
By Micaela Burrow Russia invaded Ukraine six months ago Wednesday. Today, the war has reached stalemate as both sides are…
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