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Man denied security clearance for watching furry porn depicting animated 16 year olds loses lawsuit
A man who was denied a security clearance by the Air Force after it learned he watched and masturbated to…
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Drinking water used to be filthier than people realize; Rivers were polluted well before industrialization
People don’t realize how filthy water was before the 20th century. Rivers near London and Paris stank even back in…
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Rare sticky plant spreads in Scotland
“Numbers of one of Scotland’s rarest plants have more than trebled on a hill in central Scotland following restoration work,”…
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Sloth fever reported in the U.S.; Disease occasionally results in death
Recently, the Centers for Disease Control warned about sloth fever, a disease that is occasionally fatal, and is caused by…
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Major water supply for arid country destroyed; at least 200 killed
At least 200 people died after a dam collapsed in northeastern Sudan, eliminating the main water supply for the country…
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Rent Control Schemes Always Backfire On Renters. Biden Is Giving It A Shot Anyway
By Stephen Moore It’s pretty clear why President Joe Biden desperately wants to bring down housing prices and rent. With…
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Life stunk in the past
Life in past centuries was miserable and filthy for most of humanity. Few people got to live in a castle,…
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Federal appeals court blocks new student loan bailout from Biden administration
Yesterday, a federal appeals court in St. Louis blocked the Biden administration’s attempt to illegally write off billions of dollars…
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Alumna sues to stop mandatory student fee that supports liberal activist group
The Upper Midwest Law Center and the Liberty Justice Center are suing St. Cloud University in Minnesota for forcing students…
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Trump Picks J.D. Vance To Be 2024 Running Mate
By Reagan Reese Former President Donald Trump selected Republican Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance to be his vice presidential candidate, announcing…
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America’s Debilitating Federal Debt Spiral
By James Carter The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) recently issued yet another report on the rapidly deteriorating state of the federal government’s…
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Many colleges sued over antisemitism on campus
At least a dozen colleges and universities have been sued over antisemitism on campus, ranging from allegations that schools allowed…
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Brain implant helps stroke survivor communicate in two languages
“Scientists at the University of California, San Francisco have developed a bilingual brain implant that uses artificial intelligence to help…
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Blue States Find Yet Another Climate Racket To Penalize American Businesses
By Nick Pope Vermont enacted a law Friday that will require energy companies to pay huge sums to cover costs…
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No One Is ‘Above The Law?’ So Obviously Hillary’s Next, Right?
By Mary Rooke The sham trial against former President Donald Trump concluded with a guilty verdict, and now Americans are…
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Massive Fire At Free-Range Illinois Poultry Farm Leaves Up To A Million Chickens Dead
By John Oyewale An inferno broke out at a poultry farm in southern Illinois Wednesday evening, killing millions of chickens.…
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‘Money Has To Come From Somewhere’: New York Profits From Biden’s Domestic Agenda Despite Poor Business Climate
By Nick Pope Dozens of corporations have established new operations in New York state with the help of generous subsidies…
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Harvard professor endorses ‘pussy boycott’ to save the planet, but her policies would cause poverty and pollution
Left-wing Harvard professor Naomi Oreskes endorsed a “pussy boycott” to save the planet, in a “conversation on climate change” with…
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Antiracist activists are being punished for their antisemitism under hate-speech rules they supported
“Antiracist” activists have pushed for hate-speech restrictions in much of the world, but their own speech is sometimes deemed to…
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Blue whale populations are recovering in the Antarctic
Blue whales — the largest creatures on Earth — are making a comeback in the Antarctic, a generation after whaling…
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Here’s Why Conservatives Can’t Trust RFK Jr.
By Gov. Doug Burgum There’s a lot of chatter right now about Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., even though he won’t…
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Vaccine could save millions from malaria in Africa as 3 more nations roll out vaccine
“In a significant step forward for malaria prevention in Africa, three countries—Benin, Liberia and Sierra Leone—today launched a large-scale rollout…
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COVID Is Over — But Did We Learn Anything From It?
By Peter Roff The lockdowns instituted during the COVID pandemic were only supposed to last a few days. Remember “14…
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Ford lost $132,000 on each electric vehicle it sold in last 3 months
Ford Motor Company lost a whopping $132,000 on each electric vehicle it sold in the first quarter of 2024, reports…
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Admitting crime rates differ by race is racist, according to a California judge
A judge in Orange County, California ruled that it’s racist to believe that crime rates differ by race, even though…
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Jordan Peterson loses court battle over command that he undergo reeducation for social media posts
If the government requires you to have a license to work, licensing authorities can abuse that requirement to make you…
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Pensions gobble up one-fifth of the Illinois state budget
“Look at how much of the Illinois state budget is gobbled up by employee pensions, $10.1 billion of $53 billion,”…
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Drone swarms could replace farm workers
“The fruits and vegetables you eat may soon be cultivated and processed by an army of drones and robots, some…
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