Month: November 2021
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Law and Government
Judge blocks Biden vaccine requirement for federal contractors
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the Covid-19 vaccine requirement for federal contractors in three states: Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee.…
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Education
Three dead in school shooting in Michigan
At least three students were killed today, and eight other people were wounded, including a teacher, in a shooting at…
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Law and Government
Two Men Fire Off Roughly 35 Shots, Killing 14-Year-Old Who Got Hit With 18 Bullets
By Jorge Velasco Two men shot a teenager more than a dozen times Monday evening while waiting for a bus,…
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Economy
Biden’s ‘Build Back Better’ will increase prices, have negative effect on labor supply
Economist Veronique de Rugy writes in a syndicated column that President Biden’s signature legislation, the Build Back Better Act, “will…
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Science and Technology
The Faucian Fear Machine Is In Full Spin Over ‘Omicron’ Variant, But What Do We Know For Sure?
By Dylan Housman There’s very little evidence so far to support the idea that the omicron variant of COVID-19 is…
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Education
Public School Principal Offers Racially Segregated Spaces For Staff And Students Of Color To Process Rittenhouse Verdict
By Chrissy Clark The principal at Newton North High School in Massachusetts said the school would offer racially segregated spaces…
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Law and Government
Biden vaccine mandate for healthcare workers blocked in ten states
A judge in Missouri today blocked the Biden administration from requiring thousands of healthcare workers to get vaccinated for COVID-19.…
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Economy
Labor Board Orders New Union Election At Amazon Warehouse
By Thomas Catenacci The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) ordered a new unionization election at an Amazon warehouse in Alabama,…
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Entertainment
Republicans Warn Of ‘Censorship’ From ‘Radical’ New Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal
By Ailan Evans Republican lawmakers are raising concerns that Twitter’s new Chief Executive Parag Agrawal may threaten conservative political content…
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Law and Government
Soft-on-crime activists refute each other’s claims
Advocates of shorter sentences for criminals make two claims that contradict each other. First, they say violent crime and organized…
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Economy
Biden’s ‘Infrastructure’ Bill Contains Backdoor ‘Kill Switch’ For Cars
By former Congressman Bob Barr Buried deep within the massive infrastructure legislation recently signed by President Joe Biden is a…
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Law and Government
Smash-and-grab thieves attack stores across America; security guard shot dead in Oakland
Fox News reports that smash-and-grab looters targeted stores across the country as Thanksgiving approached, and over the Black Friday weekend.…
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Unyielding
Left-Wing Groups Demand Arizona State Give Rittenhouse The Boot
By Brianna Lyman Left-wing on-campus organizations at Arizona State University are calling on the administration to “withdraw” Kyle Rittenhouse. The…
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Science and Technology
Federal science grants increasingly promote ‘woke’ ideas, study finds
The Washington Examiner reports that “nearly a third of government science grant abstracts now use terminology such as “equity,” “diversity,”…
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Education
Minnesota Public School District Tried To Charge Concerned Parents More Than $900,000 For Records
By Chrissy Clark A public school district in Minnesota told a law firm representing concerned parents that it could cost…
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Foreign Affairs
Stowaway Hid In Wheel Well Of Plane During Flight From Guatemala To Miami
By Kevin Harness A stowaway was discovered hiding in the wheel well of a plane after a nearly three-hour flight…
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Business
Build Back Better Act will give you $12,000 for purchasing an electric car — but not if it’s a Tesla
The centerpiece of Joe Biden’s agenda, the Build Back Better Act, is full of pork and special-interest giveaways — like…
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Law and Government
Court blocks coronavirus vaccine mandate for California prisons
On November 26, the federal appeals court in San Francisco temporarily blocked the requirement that all California prison workers get…
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Economy
Turks can’t buy iPhones after their currency plunges
Turks attempting to buy iPhones and other electronics received online error messages on Wednesday, including from Apple’s own website. That…
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Education
Parents Upset As Schools Force Kids Nationwide To Undergo Mandatory Quarantines After Nearly Two Years Of COVID Precautions
By Chrissy Clark Some parents from Michigan, Arizona, and Pennsylvania told the Daily Caller that their children are forced to…
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Social Issues
Salvation Army Wants People To ‘Lament, Repent And Apologize’ For Racism
By Harold Hutchison The Salvation Army, known for its presence outside stores with bell-ringers and a red kettle for donations,…
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Law and Government
Three People Shot At North Carolina Mall On Black Friday
By Shakhzod Yuldoshboev Three people, including a 10-year-old boy, were shot and three others sustained injuries Friday as a result…
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Economy
Dow plunges 900 points in worst decline of the year, as new mutant strain of COVID spreads
U.S. stocks dropped sharply on Friday as a new mutant Covid variant found in South Africa triggered a downward shift…
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Foreign Affairs
U.S. to restrict travel from South Africa and seven other countries starting Monday
To try to stop the spread of a new, heavily-mutated strain of the coronavirus, the United States will restrict travel…
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Politics
Black Lives Matter Proclaims Thanksgiving Is A Holiday Of ‘Colonization’ On ‘Stolen Land’
By Kendall Tietz A major Black Lives Matter group tweeted a message to followers that Thanksgiving is a day of…
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Economy
Biden administration cuts off $12 billion to California for not wasting enough money
The Biden administration is cutting off $12 billion in funding for California, until state legislators change state law to waste…
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Economy
Stock Market Nosedives After Reports Of New COVID-19 Variant
By Thomas Catenacci The stock market plummeted Friday following reports that a new, more contagious variant is rapidly spreading in…
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Education
DC Public Schools Tells Families To ‘Decolonize Their Thanksgiving,’ Describes It As A Day ‘Difficult For Many’
By Kendall Tietz Washington D.C.’s public school district sent an email out to families reminding them that Thanksgiving can be…
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Education
Indiana Educator Who Exposed CRT Banned From School
By Harold Hutchison An Indianapolis Public Schools administrator who leaked student trainings infused with critical race theory (CRT) was banned…
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Foreign Affairs
Countries Implement Travel Restrictions As New Coronavirus Variant Identified In South Africa
By Shelby Talcott Countries are implementing travel restrictions after what’s believed to be the most mutated coronavirus variant yet appeared…
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Economy
How the Pilgrims suffered until they adopted private property rights
“Today is Thanksgiving, and there is much to be thankful. One lesson of the holiday that we should try not…
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Law and Government
Georgia prosecutor booked into jail for attempting to prevent arrests in Ahmaud Arbery case
The former district attorney charged with prosecutorial misconduct in the Ahmaud Arbery case was booked into a Georgia jail on…
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