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Science and Technology
West Coast Under Tsunami Advisory After Volcano Erupts
By Gretchen Clayson The entirety of the U.S. West Coast is under a tsunami advisory after the eruption of an…
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Education
Michigan Prof On Leave For Calling Students ‘C*ck Suckers’, Telling Students He Randomly Assigns Grades
By Chrissy Clark A Michigan-based professor was placed on administrative leave pending an investigation after sending a video to students…
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Education
School District Openly Promotes Implementation Of CRT, High School Presentation Discusses ‘Pyramid Of White Supremacy’
By Kendall Tietz A high school in Oregon gave a presentation featuring a “Pyramid of White Supremacy” that discussed concepts…
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Law and Government
Missing A Package? Local News Crew Discovers Stolen Packages ‘As Far As The Eye Can See’ On Train Tracks
By Christine Sellers A Los Angeles news crew discovered a plethora of stolen packages on the train tracks at Lincoln…
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Politics
Woke Inc Is A Multi-Billion Dollar Business In America, And It Has Some Dems Scared
By Laurel Duggan An outpouring of grants to activist groups promoting race-based ideology is causing problems for some Democrats by…
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Economy
Key Inflation Indicator Surges to Highest Ever
By Harry Wilmerding The Producer Price Index (PPI), which measures inflation at the wholesale level, surged to 9.7% on a…
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Politics
Coke, Strip Clubs and Hookers: Tell-All Memoir From Hunter Biden’s Ex-Wife Won’t Shy Away From Salacious Details
By Gretchen Clayson Hunter Biden’s ex-wife Kathleen Buhle is set to release a tell-all memoir detailing how addiction and infidelity…
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Law and Government
Doctor Who Branded His Initials On Patients’ Organs During Surgery Receives Another Punishment
By Sebastian Hughes A U.K. doctor who engraved his own initials onto the livers of his patients during transplant surgeries…
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Economy
Inflation Soars To Highest Level Since 1982
By Harry Wilmerding The Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased 0.5% in December, bringing the key inflation indicator’s year-over-year increase to…
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Education
Documents Show Anti-Asian Bias By Virginia School Board, Parents Group Says
By Harold Hutchison Documents released as the result of litigation over changes to the admissions policy of an elite high…
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Education
US Education Secretary Allegedly Solicited Letter From The National School Boards Association Comparing Parents To Domestic Terrorists
By Kendall Tietz Education Secretary Miguel Cardona allegedly solicited the National School Boards Association (NSBA) letter comparing parents to domestic…
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Law and Government
Fed Vice Chair To Resign Earlier Than Expected After Fraud Allegations
By Harry Wilmerding Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida announced Monday that he would step down from his position two…
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Education
University Of Memphis Reportedly Cancels Program To Pay Profs $3,000 To Create Critical Race Theory Curricula
By Chrissy Clark The University of Memphis canceled a “social justice” program that would have paid select professors to infuse…
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Law and Government
New Mexico Mom Throws Baby Into Dumpster, Police Charge Her With Attempted Murder
By Bryan Babb Video surveillance caught a New Mexico teenage mother putting her unwanted infant into a dumpster outside of…
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Foreign Affairs
Country’s President Orders Closure Of Massive Crater Known As ‘Gates Of Hell’
By Aarush Jumbunathan President of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov announced Saturday that he wants to close the country’s internationally-famous Darvaza Crater,…
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Unyielding
Massive Apartment Building Fire In The Bronx Leaves Multiple Dead, Dozens Injured
By Will Stechshulte A fire broke out Sunday in a high rise building in the Bronx, killing at least 19…
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Politics
Rep. Ocasio-Cortez Tests Positive For COVID-19 After Trip To Florida
By Brianna Lyman Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tested positive for the coronavirus Sunday despite being fully vaccinated, according…
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Foreign Affairs
President Of One Of World’s Largest Countries Permits Forces To Shoot To Kill
By Sebastian Hughes The president of Kazakhstan authorized security forces on Friday to shoot to kill anyone participating in unrest…
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UPenn Trans Swimmer Lia Thomas Crushed By Trans Opponent At Swim Meet
By Bryan Babb University of Pennsylvania male-to-female trans swimmer Lia Thomas was defeated two times by female-to-male trans opponent Iszac…
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Law and Government
Justices Sonia Sotomayor And Stephen Breyer Read Obscenely False COVID-19 Misinformation Into Court Record
By Dylan Housman The liberal justices of the Supreme Court made repeated false claims during oral arguments on the Biden…
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Economy
Republican Leaders Slam Biden After Jobs Report Shows ‘Massive Miss’
By Harry Wilmerding Republican leaders slammed President Joe Biden after December’s jobs report released Friday reported numbers well below economists’…
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Politics
Amid 2024 Speculation, Mike Pompeo Loses 90 Pounds
By Michael Ginsberg Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has lost nearly one-third of his total body weight since June…
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Law and Government
Hospitals Are Getting Away With Ignoring Price Transparency Rules, Experts Say
By Ailan Evans Many hospitals are not complying with laws requiring them to make their healthcare prices publicly available, according…
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Law and Government
Federal Judge Tosses Lawsuit Challenging Biden’s Authority To Block Keystone Pipeline
By Thomas Catenacci A federal district court judge granted the Biden administration’s request to dismiss a lawsuit filed by more…
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Law and Government
Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam Repeatedly Blames Drivers For Day-Long Traffic Jam
By Michael Ginsberg Democratic Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam blamed drivers caught in a snowstorm-induced traffic jam again Wednesday for remaining…
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Former Space Company Executive Alleges Serial Lawbreaking By Democratic Governor
By Michael Ginsberg A former aerospace company executive accused embattled Democratic New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Monday, as…
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Law and Government
Man Killed Carrying Daughter’s Birthday Cake Into Chuck E. Cheese
By Taylor Giles A Texas father was shot and killed while carrying his daughter’s birthday cake into a Chuck E.…
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Education
Chicago Public Schools Forced To Cancel School After Teachers Union Votes To Move To Remote Learning
By Kendall Tietz The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) voted Tuesday to move to remote learning Wednesday, citing concerns over safety…
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Law and Government
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg To Send Only Certain Criminals To Prison
By Taylor Giles Newly-elected Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced there will be no prison time in any case unless…
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Education
New Arizona Program Allows Kids To Switch Schools If Their Public School Closes ‘Even One Day’
By Chrissy Clark A new Arizona school choice program will fund school tuition for eligible students whose public schools close…
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Education
University Of Memphis Offers Professors $300,000 To ‘Advance The Tenets’ Of Critical Race Theory
By Chrissy Clark The University of Memphis created a grant program that offers select professors $3,000 to infuse curricula with…
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Law and Government
Biden Administration Allocates $1 Billion For Meat And Poultry Industry Amid Soaring Consumer Prices
By Shelby Talcott President Joe Biden’s administration is allocating $1 billion in American Rescue Plan funding to expand independent meat…
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Science and Technology
Study: More Than Half Of Omicron Hospitalizations Weren’t Actually For COVID-19
By Dylan Housman A majority of COVID-19 hospitalizations during the South African Omicron variant wave weren’t actually for the virus,…
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Law and Government
Federal Court Hands Victory To Opponents Of Vaccine Mandates
By Kendall Tietz Head Start employees will not be required to get a COVID-19 vaccine to keep their job, according…
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Education
More Than 2,100 Public Schools Closed For Beginning Of Spring Semester
By Chrissy Clark More than 2,100 public school districts nationwide closed their doors for in-person learning beginning Jan. 3, according…
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Politics
Schumer Promises Vote On Filibuster Change By MLK Day If Republicans Kill Their Voting Bill
By Andrew Trunsky Majority Leader Chuck Schumer vowed to force a vote on changing Senate rules in the next two…
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