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Economy
Alabama Town Gets Rid Of Entire Police Department After Racist Text About Slaves Surfaces
By Brianna Lyman An Alabama town got rid of their entire police department after an officer allegedly sent a racist…
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Education
Democrats’ New Drug Pricing Bill Will Jack Up Prices For Americans, CBO Finds
By Dylan Housman Democrats’ landmark new drug pricing legislation could actually result in an initial increase in drug prices, according…
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Social Issues
LGBT Activist’s Study About Transgender ‘Social Contagion’ Falls Apart Under Scrutiny
By Laurel Duggan Media outlets touted a study claiming to challenge the idea that surging numbers of youths identifying as…
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Economy
Red States Are Booming While Blue States Have Yet To Recover Post-Pandemic. Here’s Why
By Max Keating Red states have fared better economically than blue states post-pandemic thanks to an influx of new businesses…
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Education
Rhode Island Mom Sues School Advisory Board For Allegedly Blocking Her From Attending Their ‘Anti-Racist’ Meetings
By Reagan Reese A Rhode Island mom filed a lawsuit against the South Kingstown Black Indigenous and People of Color…
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Education
‘What Does Semen Taste Like?’: California School Uses Planned Parenthood Lesson To Teach Sexual Health
By Reagan Reese A California school district is using a Planned Parenthood lesson plan on “sexual health and education” to…
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Foreign Affairs
Griner Sentenced To 9 Years In Russian Prison
By John Hugh DeMastri A Russian court found U.S. WNBA star Brittney Griner guilty of deliberately bringing cannabis-infused vape cartridges…
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Law and Government
‘Fleecing Taxpayers’: Here’s How Americans Will Pay For Biden’s Draining Of Emergency Oil Reserves
By Jack McEvoy President Joe Biden’s continuous sales of crude oil from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) could have…
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Politics
Pro-Impeachment Rep. Peter Meijer Loses To Trump-Endorsed Primary Challenger John Gibbs
By Michael Ginsberg Republican Michigan Rep. Peter Meijer lost his Tuesday primary race to former Department of Housing and Urban…
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Politics
Voters Reject Kansas Abortion Ban Amendment In First Referendum Since Roe Overturned
By Dylan Housman Voters in Kansas rejected a pro-life amendment to the state constitution Tuesday in the country’s first abortion-related…
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Law and Government
San Francisco Hosted Kink Fest Despite Obvious Monkeypox Risk
By Nicholas Pope San Francisco hosted a Sunday fetish festival popular with gay men despite concerns about the spread of…
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Foreign Affairs
US Kills Ayman Al-Zawahiri, Leader Of Al-Qaida
By Shelby Talcott The White House said Monday it successfully conducted “a counterterrorism operation” over the weekend that killed Al-Qaida…
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Law and Government
‘Survivors Have Been Waiting’: Boy Scouts Decades-Long Litigation Nears End With $2.7 Billion Settlement
By John Hugh DeMastri A judge approved framework for a $2.7 billion settlement that bring The Boy Scouts of America out…
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Economy
‘Higher Than We Expect’: Top Fed Official Issues Grim Prediction On Reining In Inflation
By Max Keating Neel Kashkari, president of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve, poured cold water on optimism that the Fed could…
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Education
NYC’s Universities Allegedly Turned A Blind Eye To Antisemitism For Years, Complaint Says
By Reagan Reese The City University of New York (CUNY) university system allegedly failed to address numerous antisemitic incidents and…
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Economy
Biden’s Head Is In The Clouds On Energy Policy And The American People Are Paying For It
By Jason Isaac It’s no secret that President Joe Biden has a bone to pick with the fossil fuel industry.…
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Education
A Math Error Cost The Government Nearly $200 Billion On Student Loans. Here’s How
By John Hugh DeMastri The Department of Education (DOE) overestimated the revenue from the federal student loan program by almost…
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Education
The Clinical Steps To Grooming Kids Match Exactly What They’re Being Taught In Schools
By Dylan Housman The steps predators take to groom children for sexual abuse bear a remarkable resemblance to some modern…
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Foreign Affairs
The Ukrainian Verdun: Colossal Death and Destruction
By Victor Davis Hanson Five months after Russia invaded Ukraine, the war is now reduced to one of attrition. The…
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Economy
Fed Scrambles To Get A Grip On Inflation While Manchin Hands Schumer A Green Spending Spree
By Carrie Sheffield The Federal Reserve hiking interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point on Wednesday is more evidence…
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Business
US Economy Posts Second Consecutive Quarter Of Negative Growth
By Max Keating The U.S. economy under President Joe Biden shrank for a second consecutive quarter as inflation continues to…
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Foreign Affairs
White House Offered To Trade ‘Merchant Of Death’ For WNBA Player
By Michael Ginsberg The Biden administration offered to trade a convicted arms dealer to Russia as part of a prisoner…
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Law and Government
Denver Is On Pace For Record-Breaking Number Of Murders
By Kay Smythe Denver is on pace to see the most number of people murdered in a single year since…
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Foreign Affairs
‘Complete Collapse’: Here’s How ESG Destroyed One Nation’s Economy
By Micaela Burrow Sri Lanka has run out of fuel and is facing the worst economic crisis in decades. A…
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Science and Technology
Research Org Working With Wuhan Lab Tried To Use Jan 6 Riot To Stymie Covid Investigation
By Dylan Housman Attorneys for EcoHealth Alliance, the nonprofit group that funneled taxpayer money to the Wuhan Institute of Virology…
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Business
Ford To Lay Off Thousands To Bankroll ‘Green’ Transition: Report
By Jack McEvoy Ford is moving to lay off thousands of workers in order to fund its electric vehicles (EVs)…
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Law and Government
Multiple People Shot In Peck Park, Los Angeles. LAPD Declares Citywide Tactical Alert
By Leena Nasir Witnesses and local officials report multiple victims after a mass shooting that began at 3:51 pm Sunday…
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Law and Government
Major City Lets People Urinate, Defecate In Public, to Promote ‘Equity’ — And Residents Aren’t Happy
By Harold Hutchison Residents of Kalamazoo, Michigan, criticized city leaders Thursday during an appearance on Fox News after a vote…
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Law and Government
Congress Wants To Blow Another $430 Billion Hole In The Deficit
By Andrew Wilford Over the next couple weeks before the August recess, congressional Democrats are hoping to pass four spending…
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Law and Government
Man Who Allegedly Tried To Stab Rep. Lee Zeldin Let Out Of Jail
By Reagan Reese The alleged attacker of New York Republican Rep. and gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin has been released from…
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Law and Government
Hunter Biden Hasn’t Been Charged For Same Crimes Others Are Facing Up To 10 Years For
By Nicole Silverio Hunter Biden appears to have violated the same firearm crimes that have sentenced several individuals to years…
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Politics
Suspect Attempts To Stab Rep. Lee Zeldin During Campaign Speech
By Nicole Silverio Republican New York Rep. Lee Zeldin was attacked Thursday during a campaign speech about bail reform in…
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Law and Government
White House Announces Biden Tested Positive For COVID-19
By Brianna Lyman White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre announced Thursday that President Joe Biden tested positive for COVID-19. “This…
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Law and Government
‘That’s The Point’: Rep. Nadler Admits Bill Will Confiscate Guns In ‘Common Use’
By Nicole Silverio Democratic New York Rep. Jerry Nadler admitted a Democrat-led bill intends to confiscate guns in “common use”…
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Politics
Dems Candidates Are Crushing GOP Opponents When It Comes To Fundraising
By Max Keating Republican candidates in the ten most competitive Senate races have raised $75 million less than their Democratic…
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Business
Blistering Temperatures In Britain Cause Solar Panels To Stop Working
By Sarah Weaver Solar panels in Britain stopped working Tuesday as temperatures in the country topped 100 degrees Fahrenheit. The…
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