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Economy
Some Economists Say Biden’s Plan To Fight Inflation Will Likely Just Make It Worse
By Chris Brunet President Joe Biden emphasized in his State of the Union address on Tuesday that he would fight…
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Education
Illinois University Temporarily Banned Student From ‘Any Contact’ With Three Peers Because Her Ideas Were ‘Unwelcome’
By Chrissy Clark An Illinois college temporarily barred a master’s student from communicating with three peers after they reportedly complained…
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Business
Russian Porn Stars Say They Were Locked Out Of Their OnlyFans Accounts As War Rages In Ukraine
By Katie Jerkovich Russian porn stars were reportedly hit with bad news as war rages in Ukraine following Russian President…
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Law and Government
‘Too Dangerous’: Famous Seattle Bakery Closes Due To Rise In ‘Shootings,’ Criminal Activity
By Laurel Duggan Olga Sagan will close her Piroshky Piroshky Bakery’s downtown Seattle location because of crime and concern for…
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Foreign Affairs
Is Putin Crazy? Russian President Rumored To Be Exhibiting Paranoia, Erratic Behavior
By Ailan Evans Rumors surrounding Russian President Vladimir Putin’s behavior and mental health have reemerged since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine,…
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Foreign Affairs
Brewery In Ukraine Starts Producing Molotov Cocktails Instead Of Drinks
By David Hookstead A brewery in western Ukraine is doing its part to defeat the Russians. Right now, the Ukrainians…
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Foreign Affairs
Treasury Department Prohibits Americans From Doing Business With Central Bank Of Russia
By Michael Ginsberg As part of its sanctions package, the U.S. Treasury is banning Americans from doing business with the…
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Foreign Affairs
Putin Places Russia’s Nuclear Arsenal On High Alert
By Ailan Evans Russian President Vladimir Putin announced Sunday that Russian nuclear forces would be placed on high alert in…
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Foreign Affairs
US, Key Allies Commit To Removing ‘Selected Russian Banks’ From SWIFT
By Shelby Talcott The U.S. alongside European allies and Canada agreed Saturday to remove specific Russian banks from SWIFT, the…
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Law and Government
Ketanji Brown Jackson Will Rubber-Stamp Biden’s Far-Left Agenda
By Ronna McDaniel Joe Biden isn’t in the habit of keeping campaign promises: he has divided the country, failed to…
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Law and Government
Texas DAs Fighting Governor’s Order To Treat Sex Change Surgeries For Children As Abuse
By Laurel Duggan District attorneys for five of the largest counties in Texas are defying Republican Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive…
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Education
Here Are The Critical Race Theory Programs Gov. Glenn Youngkin Has Rescinded
By Chrissy Clark The Youngkin administration rescinded a slew of critical race theory-inspired programs from the Virginia Department of Education,…
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Unyielding
Ukraine’s Capital Under Attack By Russian Forces, Missiles
By Shelby Talcott Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, came under missile attack Friday morning as Russian troops closed in, according to…
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Law and Government
Biden Picks Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson As Supreme Court Nominee
By Shelby Talcott President Joe Biden announced Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as his Supreme Court nominee Friday. The president vowed…
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Foreign Affairs
Oil Soars Beyond $100 Per Barrel For The First Time Since 2014
By Thomas Catenacci The worldwide price of crude oil skyrocketed to more than $100 per barrel for the first time…
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Foreign Affairs
Russian Forces Bomb Civilian Apartment Complex, Causing Innocent Casualties
By Anders Hagstrom Russian military forces bombed a civilian apartment complex near the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv on Thursday as…
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Foreign Affairs
War Begins As Russia Engages In Full-Scale Invasion Of Ukraine
By Shelby Talcott Russian President Vladimir Putin announced early Thursday morning in Russia that he had decided to conduct “a…
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Law and Government
Man Armed With Explosives Holds Hostage At Gunpoint. Hours-Long Standoff Ends With Police Officer Running Him Over
By Laurel Duggan A Dutch police officer ended an hours-long standoff by running over the hostage-taker with a car Tuesday…
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Foreign Affairs
Joe Eating Crow: Biden Spent Years Talking About Russia. His Comments Are Aging Poorly
By Brianna Lyman As conflict with Russia grows, a series of past statements from President Joe Biden are making their…
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Foreign Affairs
ANALYSIS: Is Putin’s End Game To Make Biden Look Stupid?
By Anders Hagstrom Russian President Vladimir Putin has played a months-long game of cat-and-mouse with President Joe Biden, and so…
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Law and Government
Nebraska City’s ‘Fairness Ordinance’ Said to Violate First Amendment Rights
By Harold Hutchison A “fairness ordinance” in a Nebraska city has triggered a firestorm, with one state pro-family organization claiming…
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Foreign Affairs
Putin Orders Troops Into Separatist-Controlled Ukrainian Territories
By Shelby Talcott Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed his defense ministry to deploy troops into two separatist-controlled Ukrainian territories after…
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Unyielding
Putin Gives His Most Fiery Speech Yet, Here Are The Key Points
By Dylan Housman Russian President Vladimir Putin skewered the leadership of Ukraine and the West in a speech Monday night,…
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Foreign Affairs
Cruz: ‘Joe Biden Becoming President Is The Best Thing That Ever Happened…For Vladimir Putin’
By Gretchen Clayson Republican Texas Sen. Ted Cruz blamed President Joe Biden for bringing Europe to the “brink of war”…
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Law and Government
Sen. Cruz Says Durham Report ‘Is A Lot Bigger Than Watergate’
By Nicole Silverio Republican Texas Sen. Ted Cruz said Sunday that if the report alleging that Hillary Clinton’s campaign spied…
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Foreign Affairs
Epstein Associate Jean-Luc Brunel Found Dead In Prison Cell
By Charlotte Hazard Former modeling agency boss Jean-Luc Brunel, who was suspected of supplying underage girls to Jeffrey Epstein, was…
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Foreign Affairs
Genocide Games: How China’s Human Rights Abuses Went From Unthinkable To Undeniable
By Philip Lenczyki The 2022 Winter Olympics are being hosted in the People’s Republic of China, a nation which is…
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Law and Government
Cuomo Faces New Sexual Harassment Suit After Recent Legal Victories
By Mary Rooke A female New York state trooper has accused former Democratic New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo of sexual…
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Foreign Affairs
Ukrainian MP Tells Biden What Would Really Stop The Russians From Invading
By Diana Glebova The youngest member of the Ukrainian Parliament spoke out about President Joe Biden’s response to recent Russian…
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Law and Government
New Mexico Governor Abruptly Drops Mask Mandates
By Mary Rooke Democratic New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced Thursday that the state’s indoor mask mandate is ending…
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Education
Teacher Pleads Guilty To ‘Horrific Crimes’ Against Kids, Lacing Student Cupcakes With Ex-Husband’s Sperm
By Melanie Wilcox A junior high English teacher in Louisiana pleaded guilty to serving her students’ cupcakes laced with her…
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Law and Government
Democrat Blocks Bipartisan Bill Banning Funding For Crack Pipe, Drug Paraphernalia Distribution
By Michael Ginsberg Democratic Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy blocked a vote on a bill introduced by Republican Florida Sen. Marco…
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Economy
Obama Treasury Official Blames Federal Spending For Inflation Crisis
By Ailan Evans Former Obama administration economic official Steven Rattner pushed back on President Joe Biden’s explanation of the causes…
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Foreign Affairs
‘Privately Mobilizing For War’: US Says Russia Continues To Add Troops Along Ukrainian Border
By Shelby Talcott In recent days, Russia has increased its troop presence along the Ukrainian border by roughly 7,000 despite…
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Economy
Legendary Investor Charlie Munger Leaves Host Nearly Speechless After Predicting An Inflation Apocalypse
By Melanie Wilcox In an interview Wednesday with Yahoo Finance Editor-in-Chief Andy Serwer, billionaire and investor Charlie Munger said inflation…
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Media
Jury Rules For New York Times In Sarah Palin Defamation Case
By Michael Ginsberg A Manhattan jury found that The New York Times did not defame former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin…
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