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Dem Attorney General Under Legal Fire For Selling Out His Office To Eco-Activists
By Audrey Streb A coalition of dairy farmers sued Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul of Wisconsin for hiring a special…
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National Security Agency promoted bizarre sexual kinks and left-wing causes
“The ‘intelligence community’ is one of the most powerful parts of the American national security apparatus.” It is supposed “to…
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Notorious Migrant Route To US Suddenly Shows Signs Of Life As Migrants Hoof It Back Home With Trump’s Return
By Hailey Gomez Migrants who once flooded the U.S. southern border under the Biden-Harris administration are now using the Darien…
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‘The Status Quo Hasn’t Worked’: Hegseth Breaks Down Why Pentagon Needs Major Shake Up
By Hailey Gomez Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth revealed Sunday on Fox News why the Pentagon will be opening up…
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Trump fires Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman who supported racial quotas
On Friday, President Trump fired Air Force Gen. CQ Brown Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. In…
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Democrat Gov. Tony Evers Backs Bill Replacing The Word ‘Mother’ With ‘Inseminated Person’
By John Oyewale Democratic Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers faced accusations of offending and erasing mothers after he backed a bill…
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Civil-rights complaint filed against American Bar Association over race-based internships
The American Bar Association (ABA) is about to be sued over its usage of discriminatory selection criteria for various internships.…
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A Quick Bible Study Vol. 255: What the Hebrew Bible Says about Pride and Why You Should Care
Author’s Note: All previous volumes of this series are here. The first 56 volumes are compiled into the book “Bible Study For…
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Civil servants, not Biden political appointees, came up with idea of removing William Penn’s statue
Federal bureaucrats are overwhelmingly Democrats or progressives, and can sometimes push left-wing policies that create political headaches for even a…
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Good news: The world has passed ‘peak air pollution’
“Global emissions of local air pollutants have probably passed their peak,” reports Our World in Data. The chart shows estimates of…
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Media peddled misinformation during the California fires
Recently, fires in the Los Angeles area destroyed thousands of homes and inflicted tens of billions of dollars in damage.…
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Near-extinct Siberian crane makes a comeback
“Over the past decade, the population of the critically endangered Siberian crane has increased by nearly 50%,” reports Mongabay. The…
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Bonobos are surviving in war-torn country where most of them live
Bonobos, once called pygmy chimpanzees, are more endangered than chimpanzees, and much rarer. There are at least 250,000 chimpanzees in…
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Snow leopard population doubles in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan has successfully doubled its snow leopard population to around 180. The country’s ecology minister says, “Thanks to efforts in…
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Space probe survives closest-ever approach to the Sun
“NASA’s Parker Solar Probe completed the closest-ever approach to the Sun by a human-made spacecraft, coming within 3.8 million miles…
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Earthquake kills at least 120 in Tibet, leaving people homeless as temperatures plunge below zero
A earthquake struck near China’s border with Nepal in the Tibet region, destroying more than 2,000 homes and killing at…
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Teen drug and alcohol use falls
Teen drug and alcohol use reached a record low in 2024, according to a survey of 8th, 10th, and 12th…
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State’s Voting Rights Act violates the 14th Amendment, judge rules
“A state judge in New York has ruled that that state’s version of the Voting Rights Act violates the equal…
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A wasp is saving one of the world’s rarest birds from extinction
“A tiny parasitic wasp has given a lifeline to one of the world’s rarest bird species by killing off an…
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Artificial intelligence improves crop breeding, preventing food waste
“Avalo, a crop development company based in North Carolina, is using machine learning models to accelerate the creation of new…
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Endangered bird returns to Los Angeles River
Smithsonian Magazine reports that an endangered bird that disappeared from the Los Angeles River has now returned and is growing…
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Gene-editing will help us handle climate change
The gene-editing tool CRISPR will help the world cope with climate change by producing crops and livestock better-suited to hotter,…
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Cartoon of the Day: Cleaning House
A.F. Branco Cartoon – Trump appoints Elon and Vivek to clean house in Washington D.C. of excess Regulations, Bureaucracy, and…
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Americans Voted To Get Tough On Crime This Election As Measures Pass With Resounding Support
By Wallace White Americans approved a slew of new anti-crime ballot measures in Tuesday’s elections as voters responded to persistent…
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Militia in Sudan kills 124 villagers in terror campaign that will worsen Sudan’s famine
Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) killed at least 124 people in a village in Sudan’s Jazira State yesterday. Jazira…
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First baby beavers born in Hampshire in 400 years
“Beavers have been born” in the southeastern English region of “Hampshire for the first time in 400 years,” reports the…
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New therapy treats severe autoimmune diseases, sending them into remission
“One woman and two men with severe autoimmune conditions have gone into remission after being treated with bioengineered and CRISPR-modified…
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Biden DOJ sues police department for not making its application exam easy enough for more blacks to pass
The Biden-Harris administration is accusing another police department of discriminating against African Americans and women, by having exams that not…
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Despite Skyrocketing Budget, Secret Service Can’t Seem To Find The Money To Protect The President
By Robert McGreevy The U.S. Secret Service’s budget has increased by nearly $1 billion since 2014, but only $200 million…
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‘There Were Bodies In Trees’: Rural South Decimated By Hurricane Helene As Death Toll Rises Above 130
Hurricane Helene has continued to cause destruction and claim lives in the Southeast since Thursday night when it made landfall,…
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Long-lost butterfly returns to Pittsburgh
“The pawpaw, a native North American tree which produces a creamy banana-like fruit, mostly disappeared from Pittsburgh after the advent…
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