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Politics
Democrat Wins Swing-District Special Election To Replace George Santos
By Mary Lou Masters Former Democratic Rep. Tom Suozzi won the special election to replace ousted Republican Rep. George Santos…
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National Security
‘A Huge Blow’: Decline In White Recruits Fueling The Military’s Worst-Ever Recruiting Crisis, Data Shows
By Micaela Burrow Each U.S. military service saw a notable decline in white recruits over the past five years, according…
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Law and Government
Judge Says Fani Willis’ Disqualification ‘Possible’ Given Evidence Presented By Trump Co-Defendant
By Katelynn Richardson Judge Scott McAfee said Monday that it is “possible” Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis could be…
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Education
Joe Biden’s Latest Target — Christian Colleges
By Jon Schweppe For three years, the Biden administration has weaponized the United States government against its citizens. From siccing…
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Law and Government
America’s Youth Suffer The Most Under Dem Lawlessness
By Jessica Anderson Today, Washington, D.C., is a dangerous place to be. In our nation’s capital, providing for your family,…
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Law and Government
Nearly 20 States Are Weighing Legislation That Would Make Assisted Suicide Legal
By Kate Anderson Nearly half of the U.S. is weighing bills that would make assisted suicide legal, showing signs that…
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Law and Government
Canadian Legislation Would Ban Saying Nice Things About Fossil Fuels
By David Blackmon Imagine this: You invest a couple of hours towards watching “Juice: Power, Politics, and the Grid,” the…
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Education
‘Urine Across Campus’: Blue City’s Homeless Crisis Forced Private School To Shut Down, Lawsuit Alleges
By Jake Smith A lawsuit alleges that an art school in Los Angeles had to shut its doors due to…
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Law and Government
Bullets Fly All Over Blue State’s Highways After It Clamped Down On Guns
By Brandon Poulter Democratic Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signed one of the nation’s most restrictive gun laws in 2023, and…
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Foreign Affairs
Swiss Cops Shoot And Kill Axe-Wielding Asylum Seeker Who Took Hostages On Train
By Julianna Frieman Swiss police shot and killed an axe-wielding asylum seeker Thursday night who allegedly took hostages on a…
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Law and Government
Biden Throws Staff Under The Bus, Lashes Out At Reporters In Rare Press Conference After Special Counsel Report
By Reagan Reese President Joe Biden gave a rare, unexpected press conference Thursday night in which he blamed his staff…
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Law and Government
‘Deez Nuts’: Judge Throws Out Case After Trans Woman Demanded Refrigerated Testicles Back From Ex-Boyfriend
By Kate Anderson A Michigan district judge threw out a case Wednesday regarding Brianna Kingsley, a biological man who identifies…
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Foreign Affairs
Democrats Really Love Rolling Out Welcome Mats
By Betsy McCaughey Maria Manaura, who’s been arrested at least eight times in the six months since she arrived in…
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Economy
Biden’s Climate Agenda Is Contributing To Ballooning Deficit, CBO Says
By Nick Pope President Joe Biden’s massive climate agenda is contributing to the ballooning federal deficit, according to the Congressional…
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Business
Toyota Refused To Hop On The Electric Vehicle Bandwagon, And It Paid Off Big Time
By Kay Smythe Toyota said Tuesday the company will see an annual profit of $30 billion at the end of…
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Law and Government
Federal Appeals Court Rejects Trump’s Immunity Bid
By Arjun Singh The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled Tuesday that former President Donald…
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Law and Government
Federal Judge Rules Maine Govt Has To Release Voter Registration Info To Law Firm
By Ian Hulkower A federal appeals court ruled Monday that Maine had to release its voter registration information to a…
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Economy
‘Threatens National Security’: Even Some Democrats Are Balking At Biden’s Latest Energy Decision
By Nick Pope Several House Democrats crossed the aisle on Monday to join Republicans in expressing concern about the Biden administration’s…
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Law and Government
The Biden Administration Is Once Again Trying To Fix Something That Ain’t Broke
By Stephen Moore One of the great triumphs of the internet and smart phone revolution has been how rapidly access to…
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Education
Student Grades Get Even Worse After California School Drops $250,000 On ‘Woke Kindergarten’ Program
By Brandon Poulter An elementary school in California paid an organization called “Woke Kindergarten” $250,000 to train teachers to confront…
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Law and Government
Former Trump Administration Official Dies After Being Shot During Carjacking Spree
By Fiona McLaughlin Mike Gill, an official from former President Donald Trump’s administration, died following a violent carjacking rampage Monday…
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Business
Electric Vehicles Have A Weight Problem
By David Blackmon A crash test study conducted by researchers at The University of Nebraska holds troubling news for the…
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Foreign Affairs
Arizona Election Law May Enable Non-Citizens To Vote In 2024 Presidential Election, Experts Warn
By James Lynch One of the most important states in the 2024 presidential election has a loophole in its election…
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Foreign Affairs
How To Ensure A Big, Ugly War With Iran
By Victor Davis Hanson Iranian-backed militias have attacked American installations and forces in Syria, Iraq, and Jordan some 170 times.…
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Law and Government
CNN Anchor Erica Hill Speechless After John Miller Explains Why Migrants Won’t Stay In Florida Permanently
By Brianna Lyman CNN’s Erica Hill was stunned speechless Friday after CNN’s Chief Law Enforcement and Intelligence analyst John Miller…
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Unyielding
Another Fast-Food Chain Closes Blue City Restaurant Over Rising Crime
By Julianna Frieman Denny’s shut down its restaurant in Oakland Wednesday, joining the plethora of businesses that have closed in…
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Law and Government
Crime Has Gotten So Bad In Blue City That Companies Are Now Paying For Security Escorts To Protect Employees
Businesses in downtown Oakland are hiring private security for employees and asking employees to stay inside as crime in the…
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Law and Government
Democrat Strategist Says Cori Bush’s ‘Hypocrisy’ Is ‘Pretty Outrageous’
By Nicole Silverio Democratic strategist Paul Begala said Tuesday that Democratic Missouri Rep. Cori Bush’s previous support for the “Defund…
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Science and Technology
Have You Heard About Record-Low Temps Around The World? Of Course Not — It Doesn’t Fit The Narrative
By Vijay Jayaraj Despite claims of “unprecedented heat” over the past year, the on-going winter of 2023-24 is seeing temperatures…
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Law and Government
Montana Family Accuses Govt Of ‘Kidnapping’ Teen Daughter After They Refused To Affirm Her Gender Transition
By Mariane Angela Montana couple Krista and Todd Kolstad are embroiled in a legal battle with state authorities over the…
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Foreign Affairs
Terrorist Caught Illegally Crossing The Border Was Allowed To Roam Free For Nearly A Year
By Jennie Taer Federal authorities caught a terrorist at the U.S. southern border and released him into the country, where…
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Foreign Affairs
Three US Troops Killed In Drone Attack Near Syrian Border
By Micaela Burrow Three U.S. troops were killed in a drone attack in Jordan near the border of Syria, where…
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Law and Government
Jury Rules Trump Must Pay $83,000,000 In Damages For Defaming E. Jean Carroll
By Nicole Silverio A jury awarded former Elle Magazine writer E. Jean Carroll a total of $83.3 million in damages…
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Law and Government
Judge Threatens Trump Lawyer With Jail Time During Trial
By Nicole Silverio The judge presiding over the defamation trial brought against former President Donald Trump reportedly threatened his attorney,…
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Law and Government
‘Self-Inflicted Wound’: Is Biden About To Hand Trump Campaign A Major Political Gift?
By Nick Pope President Joe Biden’s latest energy policy decision may ultimately prove to be a major boon for former…
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Law and Government
Biden Nominee Freezes Up When Sen. John Kennedy Stumps Her With Seemingly Basic Question
By Brianna Lyman Republican Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy stumped judicial nominee Robin M. Meriweather on Wednesday with a question about…
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