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Politics
Flood of progressive legislation may transform Virginia, adding dozens of taxes, releasing dangerous criminals, altering voting
“Democrats now control the legislature and Governor’s office in Virginia. Here are just a few of the bills they’ve introduced,”…
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Foreign Affairs
8 police officers killed in retaliatory attacks in Guatemala after prison crackdown on gangs
Gangs killed eight cops today in Guatemala, in retaliation for the Guatemalan government’s refusal to transfer gang leaders to a…
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Unyielding
Poverty falls in most of the world since 2021
“According to the World Bank, poverty fell in three-quarters of countries between 2021 and 2024. The organization also estimates that…
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Law and Government
Virginia state tax rate could rise from 5.75% to 13.8%, highest in the nation
Bills pending in the Virginia state legislature could raise the state income tax a lot. The most likely to pass bill would…
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Foreign Affairs
U.S. public overwhelmingly opposes U.S. acquiring Greenland
“President Donald Trump’s push to seize Greenland might be the least popular idea in American political history,” reports Reason Magazine. “A…
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Foreign Affairs
African economy finally growing faster than Asian economy
Before African countries became independent in the 1960s, they were richer than much of Asia. Now, China is richer than…
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Science and Technology
A billion fewer people risk a nasty eye infection
“According to the World Health Organization, the number of people at risk of contracting trachoma, a bacterial eye infection, fell to…
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Law and Government
Virginia parole bill would usurp governor’s appointment powers and release dangerous inmates
A Virginia legislator apparently thinks the parole board isn’t releasing enough inmates. So he has introduced a bill, HB318, that…
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Michigan professor arrested by ICE for sex offenses is fired
A professor in Michigan has been fired in the wake of his arrest by federal immigration officials, who called him…
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Education
College hosts sexually explicit event in a church for new student orientation
A very expensive college recently hosted “a sexually explicit event in a church,” reports Campus Reform: Amherst College, a Massachusetts-based institution…
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Law and Government
Wife can’t be denied right to carry a gun because of her husband, appeals court rules
The Massachusetts Appeals Court has ruled that a wife’s right to carry a gun was wrongly denied because of her…
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Education
Harvard removes dean who bashed ‘whiteness’ and the police
Harvard has removed a dean who bashed “whiteness”, defended looting and rioting, and called all cops “evil” and “racist.” The…
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Business
Ethiopia begins work on Africa’s biggest airport, despite having less tourism than many other African nations
Ethiopian Airlines on Saturday officially began the construction of a $12.5 billion airport, which will be Africa’s biggest when it…
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Law and Government
After years of savagely beating women and getting released, a criminal kills a cop in Austin
Criminals commit crimes again and again, only to be released from jail to commit yet more crimes, such as killing…
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Unyielding
Swiss bar where fire killed 40 people was not inspected for 6 years
“Local authorities failed to carry out yearly safety inspections between 2020 and 2025 at the bar in the Swiss Alps…
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Foreign Affairs
Earthquake strikes Mexico near Acapulco, shakes Mexico City
“A powerful earthquake struck central and southern Mexico on Friday, killing at least two people,” notes a news report. “The…
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Law and Government
Justice Department sues Virginia for giving tuition discounts to illegal aliens
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has sued Virginia for granting in-state tuition to illegal aliens attending state colleges and universities,…
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Media
‘1619 Project’ professor Nikole Hannah-Jones pens tribute to cop killer
“Howard University professor and ‘1619 Project’ creator Nikole Hannah-Jones is facing criticism for a tribute she wrote recently for the…
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Law and Government
Serial rapist gets reduced sentence because he is black. This rapist will be out of prison in 2 years or less
“Judge reduces sex criminal’s jail time because of his race,” reports The National Post: A former university football player who sexually…
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Education
College claims of emotional disability surge, resulting in preferential treatment on exams for claimants
“More students are receiving disability accommodations at the University of California at Berkeley this school year, the leading type being…
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Foreign Affairs
Coup leader wins 87% of the vote in fraudulent election
“Guinea coup leader Mamady Doumbouya has been elected president, according to provisional results, following the country’s first election since a…
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Foreign Affairs
Thailand releases Cambodian prisoners of war days after ceasefire is reached
“Thailand has released 18 Cambodian prisoners of war, three days after the two countries agreed to a renewed ceasefire to…
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Education
Scholar: Boys kissing, ‘genderfluid pottery artists’ in kids’ books offer ‘better masculinity role models’
“The taxpayer-subsidized anti-Trump site The Conversation is at it again, featuring a Christmas Eve article on how boys kissing and…
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Foreign Affairs
U.S. strikes ISIS camps in northwest Nigeria, but not much will change there
“The United States, in cooperation with Nigeria, conducted air attacks against fighters in northwest Nigeria. US President Donald Trump tells…
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Business
Loosening zoning creates more affordable housing, but rent control shrinks the supply of housing
“Over the past few years, Minnesota’s Twin Cities have run a real-world housing experiment. St. Paul instituted strict rent control that froze development…
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Science and Technology
Canada achieves record harvests despite severe drought
“Despite a severe drought, farmers in Canada are achieving record crop yields thanks to improved agricultural technology like zero-till farming, better drainage,…
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Education
Georgetown professor calls colleagues ‘stupid white people,’ uses racial slurs
“In an undercover video taken of a Georgetown University Professor, a Georgetown University professor stated that he works ‘with a…
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Foreign Affairs
Should the president use privateers against the drug cartels?
Senator Mike Lee has proposed legislation that encourages the President to issue letters of marque and reprisal against drug cartels:…
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Law and Government
Journalist: ‘Democrats are letting criminal illegal immigrants kill people’ by releasing violent criminals who are illegal aliens
A Democratic prosecutor in Virginia’s most populous county let an illegal alien walk free even after he had confessed to…
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Foreign Affairs
Poor country builds vast ghost city as capital city at cost of billions of dollars
A Kenyan journalist notes that “Naypyidaw in Myanmar (formerly Burma) is the world’s weirdest capital. It is virtually a ‘ghost…
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Business
Tropical Guyana uses newfound oil wealth to make itself a tourist destination
Guyana is famous as the country where a cult killed 918 people in 1978 in Jonestown. Much of the country…
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Law and Government
More Than $9 Billion Was Lost to Fraud in Minnesota, Prosecutors Say
The New York Times reports that a federal investigation of fraud in Minnesota’s social programs “has broadened significantly.” Federal prosecutors…
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Law and Government
Maryland Is Getting More Corrupt Under One-Party Democratic Rule
Maryland is getting more corrupt under one-party Democratic rule. “Maryland’s new House speaker gives shoutout to convicted Baltimore Mayor Catherine…
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Foreign Affairs
Millions of people plunged into darkness after drone strikes power plant
“Major cities across Sudan, including the capital, Khartoum, and coastal city Port Sudan, have been plunged into darkness after drone…
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Unyielding
Zero hurricanes made landfall in the U.S. mainland this year, contradicting global warming alarmism
“Zero hurricanes made landfall in the continental United States this year—the first time this has happened since 2015. And while…
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Education
School district teaches young kids dozens of novel sexual orientations and gender identities
“San Diego Unified School District teaches young children about dozens of novel sexual orientations and gender identities,” reports Just The News:…
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