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Biden-Harris Admin Sitting On Its Hands As Major American Companies Get Extorted By Europe
By Stephen Moore The Wall Street Journal noted last week that American shareholders will lose tens of billions of dollars in investment…
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Despite Billions Spent On Them, Studies Show Diversity Trainings Aren’t Working
By Robert Schmad A wealth of research suggests that the billions of dollars corporate America, academia and government agencies have…
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Hundreds Of Business Groups Warn Of ‘Largest Tax Increase In American History’ If Trump Cuts Allowed To Expire
By Mariane Angela Over 500 trade associations issued a collective warning Thursday urging the upcoming Congress and administration to steer…
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Google said it fixed Gemini, but it didn’t — it’s as left-wing and woke as ever, and won’t tolerate opposition to reparations
Google’s artificial intelligence tool Gemini is extremely left-wing, to the point of denying basic historical reality. It is intolerant of…
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Here’s How One Biden-Appointed Judge’s Ruling Could Bring Drilling In Gulf Of Mexico To A Halt
By Nick Pope A single ruling from a judge appointed by President Joe Biden may end up halting oil and…
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Hey, Washington: Keep Your Hands Off The Internet
By Stephen Moore Everyone these days — on both sides of the political spectrum — seems to want the feds…
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Political meddling in New York air traffic control causes flight delays in the entire U.S.
Political interference in the New York/New Jersey area is a central reason for widespread airline delays, explains Robert Poole of…
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China Poised To Cut Off US Military From Key Mineral As America’s Own Reserves Lay Buried Under Red Tape
By Nick Pope China is planning to restrict exports of a key mineral needed to make weapons while a U.S.…
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Time To Take On The Trial Lawyer Lobby
By Grover Norquist Tort law consumes 2.1% of the U.S. economy. Many of those billions of dollars are wasted, extorted and taken…
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New device could slash AI energy use by 99.9 percent
“Researchers have developed a new type of memory device that they say could reduce the energy consumption of artificial intelligence…
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Taxpayer-Funded Group Offers $30,000 To New Homebuyers — As Long As They Aren’t US Citizens
By Mary Rooke Hacienda Community Development Corp. is participating in a taxpayer-funded down payment assistance program that gives money to…
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Methane-eating microbes are being sold to Whole Foods to make fertilizer and cut pollution
Methane causes global warming. It “is emitted from, among other things, agriculture, landfills and oil production,” notes CNBC: While some…
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Lawsuit Aims To Hold Environmental Group Accountable For Pipeline Protests
By David Blackmon The recent spate of anti-Israel demonstrations at college campuses could cause déjà vu for North Dakotans, who…
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Shoplifting rose 24% this year and continues to rise
“Shoplifting has soared in the U.S. in 2024, forcing many stores to leave cities and continuing a trend in recent…
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China creates meltdown-proof nuclear reactor
“A large-scale nuclear power station in China is the first in the world to be completely impervious to dangerous meltdowns,…
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Chevron Leaving California Behind After Years Of ‘Adversarial’ Dem Policies
By Nick Pope A major American energy company is leaving California for Texas after enduring years of “adversarial” state policies.…
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Catholic Scores Victory Against Google After Company Fired Him For Not Being ‘Inclusive’
By Eirann Van Natta Former Google executive Ryan Olohan obtained a settlement with the tech giant last week after the…
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Energy firm looks to restart Three Mile Island nuclear power plant
“Constellation Energy is in talks with the Pennsylvania governor’s office and state lawmakers to help fund a possible restart of…
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The world’s fastest brick-laying construction robot is now working in Florida
“A robotic truck equipped with a 105-ft (32-m) telescopic boom arm has just journeyed from Australia to Florida. Now the…
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Britain is first nation in Europe to approve lab-grown Meat
“British start-up Meatly has received the green light from UK regulators for its lab-grown meat to be used in pet…
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Microsoft IT outage disrupts flights worldwide, interferes with medical and financial services
My wife and daughter are stuck on an airplane in Paris, due to a worldwide IT outage at Microsoft. Their…
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Helium reservoir discovered in Minnesota is ‘mind-boggling’ in size
“A helium reservoir in northern Minnesota is likely to be ‘expansive both laterally and at depth,’ a new survey shows.…
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Biden proposes rent control nationwide; Democrats may impose it if Biden wins reelection
Democrats will seek to impose rent control if Biden wins the 2024 election. That would reduce the quantity and quality…
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Impoverished nation finds mineral wealth through artificial intelligence
The African nation of Zambia had lots of copper and was once one of Africa’s richest countries. But it fell…
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Dealerships Are Getting Excited About How Quickly Electric Vehicles Break Down
By Robert Schmad Car dealerships could win big in the Biden administration’s push for electric vehicles (EV) due to their…
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Assisted reproduction accelerates, as more employer health plans cover it
“Your boss will freeze your eggs now,” is the title of a New York Times article about the rapidly growing…
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Returning Trump To The White House Would Reverse Biden’s ‘Energy Ideocracy’
By David Blackmon With a second term for former President Donald Trump suddenly seeming far more likely in the wake…
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Lab-grown meat can be kosher and halal, religious scholars say
The Jewish Orthodox Union recently certified a strain of lab-grown chicken as kosher for the first time, “marking a significant…
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Federal Court Lifted Biden’s Natural Gas Exports Pause, But The Feds May Not Be ‘Lifting A Finger’ Anytime Soon
By Nick Pope The Biden administration does not appear to have any intention of approving new liquified natural gas (LNG)…
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Battery maker claims to have increased energy capacity by a factor of 100
A Japanese battery maker says it has come with a battery that will have 100 times the capacity of its…
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Waymo offers its robotaxis to everyone in San Francisco
“Waymo is opening up its robotaxi service to anyone who wants to ride in San Francisco. Previously, customers interested in…
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Supreme Court Trims Bureaucracy’s Power Over Americans’ Lives
By Katelynn Richardson The Supreme Court handed small fishing companies a victory Friday in their lawsuits against the National Oceanic…
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Three states mandate ‘inclusivity’ training for cosmetologists
“Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont last month signed a law mandating that cosmetologists in the state receive training on how to…
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Supreme Court Rejects Purdue Pharma Opioid Settlement Shielding Sackler Family From Lawsuits
By Katelynn Richardson The Supreme Court on Thursday blocked opioid maker Purdue Pharma’s bankruptcy settlement, which would have provided immunity…
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Wall Street Giant Used Red State’s Pension Funds To Push Racial, Climate Agenda, Report Reveals
By Jason Cohen Asset management giant BlackRock has leveraged Oklahomans’ pension funds to advance a racial and climate agenda since…
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San Francisco McDonald’s shutters after 30 years due to $20 minimum wage
San Francisco is one of the wealthiest places on the planet, and is thus able to tolerate higher labor costs…
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