Month: November 2021
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Law and Government
House Sends Infrastructure Bill To Biden’s Desk After 11th-Hour Agreement Between Liberals, Moderates
By Andrew Trunsky The House Friday night passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill after a multi-hour standoff between House Speaker Nancy…
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Economy
‘That Is Hilarious’: Energy Secretary Cackles When Asked About Rising Gasoline Prices
By Thomas Catenacci Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm laughed out loud when asked during an interview Friday what her plan was…
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Education
ABC Panelist: White Parents Shouldn’t Have A Say In The Classroom Because White People Were ‘Participants’ In ‘Oppression’
By Chrissy Clark Dr. Michael Eric Dyson, a Reverend and professor at Vanderbilt University, told the co-hosts of “The View”…
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Foreign Affairs
Up to 14,000 U.S. residents are still trapped in Afghanistan
The Biden administration earlier claimed that only 100 Americans were left behind in Afghanistan, after the Taliban took over the…
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Education
Happy Diwali, a new holiday added to school calendars
My daughter’s public school in Arlington County, Virginia is closed today, November 4, because of Diwali, the Hindu Festival of…
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Politics
Durham Arrests Steele’s Top Source, for the dossier used against Trump
By Michael Ginsberg Federal agents arrested Igor Danchenko, the primary researcher of a dossier compiled by ex-British spy Christopher Steele,…
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Business
Private Businesses Have Until Jan. 4 To Comply With Biden’s Vaccine, Testing Requirements
By Shelby Talcott Businesses with 100+ employees will have until Jan. 4 to implement President Joe Biden’s mandate requiring workers…
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Foreign Affairs
Rebels on the verge of taking Ethiopian capital, CNN says
Ethiopia is Africa’s second most populous country, with over 100 million people. In the past, Ethiopian troops helped the U.S.…
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Politics
Hispanic Republican vote grew in Virginia, but not radically
The conservative writer Giancarlo Sopo says that the successful Republican candidate for governor, Glenn Youngkin, “won Hispanic voters in Virginia…
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Education
KinderCare Wants Parents To Talk About ‘Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion’ At Home With Their Six-Week-Old Children
By Chrissy Clark A for-profit child care facility is encouraging parents to talk about “anti-racism” and “diversity, equity, and inclusion”…
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Education
Youngkin Beats McAuliffe, Clinching First Statewide Win In Virginia For Republicans Since 2009
By Andrew Trunsky Glenn Youngkin will be Virginia’s next governor after narrowly beating former Gov. Terry McAuliffe Tuesday night, making…
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Education
These Voters Will Decide The Virginia Gubernatorial Election Today
By Michael Ginsberg As Republican Glenn Youngkin moves into a virtual tie with Democrat Terry McAuliffe, both gubernatorial candidates are…
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Politics
Democratic candidate in Nov. 2 Virginia election cancels rally after saying too many teachers are white
The London Daily Mail reports that “Democratic governor candidate Terry McAuliffe abruptly” cancelled a “rally on the eve of” Virginia’s…
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Media
Researcher: Conservatives watch more TV news, liberals read newspapers more
In “Liberals read, conservatives watch,” Columbia University’s Richard Hanania argues that conservatives mostly get their news from TV or TV-like…
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Law and Government
Judge Grants Big Legal Victory For Police Unions Against Chicago’s Vaccine Mandate
By Brianna Lyman An Illinois judge put a hold on the vaccine requirement Monday for the Chicago Police Department through…
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Politics
‘Scary News For Democrats’: Chuck Todd Lays Out Poll Saying 71% Of Americans Believe US Is Headed In The Wrong Direction
By Virginia Kruta NBC’s “Meet the Press” moderator Chuck Todd laid out a recent poll Sunday that he said amounted…
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