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Law and Government
‘Extreme Left-Wing Positions’: Biden’s ‘Activist’ Fed Nominee Lisa Cook Once Supported Reparations
By Chris Brunet President Joe Biden’s nominee to regulate the banking industry has previously expressed support for economic reparations to…
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Education
Georgetown Professor Placed On Administrative Leave After Blasting Biden’s Vow To Elect Black Woman To SCOTUS
By Chrissy Clark Georgetown Law School placed an incoming professor on administrative leave after he deleted and apologized for a…
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Politics
New York Democrats Unveil New Congressional Map That Is ‘Brutal’ For Republicans
By Andrew Trunsky Democrats in New York proposed a new congressional map Sunday that could eliminate half of the state’s…
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Foreign Affairs
Bipartisan Bill Would Be The ‘Mother Of All Sanctions’ Against Russia
By Gretchen Clayson Republican Idaho Sen. James Risch and Democratic New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez, the two leading members of…
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Foreign Affairs
US Navy Scrambling To Get Advanced Fighter Jet From Bottom Of Ocean Before China Does
By Sebastian Hughes The U.S. Navy is attempting to find a downed fighter jet in the South China Sea before…
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Economy
Key Inflation Indicator Soars To Highest Level Since 1983
By Harry Wilmerding A key inflation gauge reached its highest level since 1983, the Commerce Department reported Friday. The core…
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Law and Government
16-Year-Old Charged With Shooting Police Officer Able To Leave Jail After Posting $250,000 Bail
By Ailan Evans A juvenile rapper charged with shooting a police officer was able to leave jail after posting a…
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Law and Government
Rep. Cori Bush’s Vehicle Hit By Gunfire In Home District; Congresswoman Supports Defunding the Police
By Michael Ginsberg A vehicle belonging to Democratic Missouri Rep. Cori Bush was shot in St. Louis on Saturday, Jan.…
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‘I Think She’s A C*nt’: Ex-Obama Aide Goes On Expletive-Filled Rant Against Kyrsten Sinema
By Ailan Evans A former aide to President Barack Obama let loose a vulgar tirade on Democratic Arizona Sen. Kyrsten…
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Law and Government
Washington DC Requires Nude Strippers To Be Masked, Clubs Warned About ‘Staff Not Wearing Masks’
By David Hookstead Washington D.C. strip clubs have allegedly been warned about employees not wearing masks. The city recently published…
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Law and Government
Biden’s COVID-19 Testing Plan Fails To Cover Nearly A Quarter Of American Households
By Dylan Housman President Joe Biden’s plan to ship free COVID-19 tests to every American has one glaring issue. The…
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Science and Technology
Dad In Desperate Need Of Heart Transplant Denied After Refusing Vaccine
By Brianna Lyman A Boston man in urgent need of a heart transplant has reportedly been deemed ineligible for the…
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Law and Government
NY Mask Mandate Ruled Unconstitutional
By Brianna Lyman A New York State Supreme Court judge ruled Monday that Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul’s mask mandate is…
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Law and Government
Michigan Woman Discovers $3 Million Dollars In Lottery Winnings In Her Spam Folder
By Jack Kerley A Michigan woman discovered millions of dollars in winnings after scouring her spam folder looking for a…
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Foreign Affairs
NATO Deploys Fighter Jets, Aircraft Carriers To Eastern Europe As Threat Of Russian Invasion Grows
By Andrew Trunsky The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) said Monday that it was deploying fighter jets and aircraft carriers…
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Business
State AGs Sue Google, Say Company Lied To Customers To Harvest Their Data
By Ailan Evans A group of state attorneys general filed lawsuits against Google on Monday, alleging that the company deceived…
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Law and Government
Man Allegedly Sets Pregnant Girlfriend On Fire, Released On Bond
By Kevin Harness A Detroit man was released on a bond Friday morning after allegedly setting his pregnant girlfriend on…
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Foreign Affairs
State Dept. Orders US Embassy Families To Evacuate Ukraine Amid Rising Tensions With Russia
By Gretchen Clayson The State Department has ordered family members of U.S. embassy personnel and nonessential staff to evacuate Ukraine…
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Education
Denver Elementary School To Hold BLM Event Teaching Kindergarteners, First Graders To Disrupt The ‘Nuclear Family,’ Recognize ‘Trans-Antagonistic Violence’
By Kendall Tietz A school district in Denver, Colorado, plans to host a Black Lives Matter “Week of Action,” according…
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Foreign Affairs
French Cannibal Who Ate Farmer’s Organs With A Side Of Beans Escapes From Psych Ward
By Harry Wilmerding A French cannibal who murdered a farmer and ate his organs with a side of white beans…
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Education
Missouri AG Files Lawsuits Against 36 School Districts ‘Unlawfully’ Enforcing Mask Mandates
By Chrissy Clark Missouri’s Attorney General filed lawsuits against 36 school districts that he claims are “unlawfully” enforcing mask mandates…
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Law and Government
Federal Judge Blocks Biden’s Vaccine Mandate For Federal Employees
By Michael Ginsberg A federal judge in Texas blocked President Joe Biden’s executive order requiring that all federal employees and…
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Law and Government
Energy Secretary Granholm Violated STOCK Act 9 Times In 2021, Spox Blames ‘Clerical Error’
By Michael Ginsberg Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm blamed a “clerical error” for serial violations of the law that governs…
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Economy
Biden’s Fed Nominee Lisa Cook Criticized For Being Unqualified, Embellishing Resume
By Chris Brunet On Jan. 13, President Joe Biden nominated economists Philip Jefferson and Lisa Cook for the two empty…
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Law and Government
House Republicans Demand FDA Withdraw Race-Based Criteria For Monoclonal Antibodies
By Henry Rodgers A group of over two dozen House Republicans sent a letter Thursday to Food and Drug Administration…
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Education
Johns Hopkins University Tells Student His Adverse Reaction To The COVID Vaccine Isn’t Sufficient For Booster Exemption
By Chrissy Clark A student at Johns Hopkins University was denied a medical exemption to the COVID-19 booster shot after…
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Law and Government
Man With Pipe Beats Woman Sitting At Front Desk To Death
By Will Stechshulte A man was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly bludgeoning a woman to death using two metal pipes,…
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Law and Government
Senate Rejects Filibuster Change, Defeats Election Overhaul Bills In History-Making Day
By Andrew Trunsky The Senate late Thursday rejected a Democratic effort to alter the filibuster in order to pass their…
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Law and Government
CDC Says Natural Immunity Outperformed Vaccines Against Delta Strain
By Dylan Housman Natural immunity from prior infection granted stronger levels of protection against the Delta variant of COVID-19 than…
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Law and Government
Robbery Suspects Pick Car Of Rare Philly Concealed Carry Permit Holder, One Dies
By Taylor Giles A man in Philadelphia allegedly shot three men and killed one from his house while they were…
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Education
Parents Say Saint Paul Public Schools Indoctrinating Preschoolers On Transgender Issues
By Harold Hutchison A parents group claims that Saint Paul Public Schools in Minnesota is indoctrinating toddlers about transgender issues…
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Education
Johns Hopkins Now Requires Double Masking Despite 99% Vax Rate, Booster Requirement And Twice-Weekly Testing
By Laurel Duggan Johns Hopkins University (JHU) is requiring students to either wear two masks or wear an N-95 or…
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Politics
Democrats Whip Up Fear Of ‘Subversion’ Of Midterms
By Michael Ginsberg With Democratic Sens. Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona refusing to eliminate the…
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Politics
Party Preferences Flip In One Year Under Biden As Republicans Hold 5-Point Advantage, New Poll Shows
By Michael Ginsberg Americans were more likely to support the Republican Party than the Democratic Party towards the end of…
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Law and Government
Grand Jury Indicts Baltimore Chief Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby For Alleged Perjury, Making False Statements On Loan Applications
By Gretchen Clayson A federal grand jury indicted the State Attorney for Baltimore on Thursday on four charges, including perjury…
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Law and Government
New Virginia AG Fires 30 Staff Members Prior To Taking Office
By Bryan Babb Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares fired 30 staff members, 17 of whom were attorneys, Friday, according to…
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