Unyielding

Police Arrest School Lunch Lady For Sending Nude Photo To Teenager, Driving To Party To Meet Up

By Gretchen Clayson Police in Connecticut arrested a former school lunch lady who allegedly provided a teen student nude videos…

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Florida Health Department Issues Urgent Warning After Man Dies Of Brain-Eating Amoeba

By Mary Rooke Florida Department of Health (DOH) officials sent an urgent warning to residents in south Florida after a…

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Black Kids Seen Attacking White Kids On Playground, Allegedly Forcing Them To Say ‘Black Lives Matter’

By Brianna Lyman Surveillance footage shows the moment a group of black Ohio elementary school students attack a group of…

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Cholera outbreak kills earthquake survivors in war-torn Syria

A dozen more people have died of cholera in a region of Syria devastated by earthquakes that killed over 10,000…

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Picture of the Day: The National Mustard Museum in Middleton, Wisconsin

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California And New York Compete For Who Can Lose More Residents

By Mary Rooke Results from the U.S. Census found that two Democrat-run states were almost tied for the highest population decline…

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Historically, ‘all natural’ foods were considered inferior

Today, people fetishize foods that are “all  natural,” but historically “all natural” was viewed as inferior. Also, many of the…

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The Left’s New Scheme That Threatens Free Elections

By Jason Snead Like a bad movie sequel, leftwing nonprofits like the Center for Tech and Civil Life (CTCL) are…

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DOD Awards New $3 Million Grant To EcoHealth Alliance, Group That Funded Wuhan Lab Research

By Dylan Housman The Department of Defense (DOD) in December awarded a seven-figure grant to EcoHealth Alliance Inc., the nonprofit…

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San Francisco should pay trillions in reparations to black people, panel decides

San Francisco’s reparations committee has proposed that San Francisco pay $5 million each to virtually all black San Francisco residents…

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Inspector Report Found Hundreds Of Chicago Teachers Allegedly Sexually Groomed, Raped Students

By Mary Rooke The Chicago Board of Education’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) annual report found hundreds of Chicago Public…

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U.S. sanctions ex-president of Guinea and son of ex-president of Mali

America has imposed sanctions on more than 40 people for human rights abuses in nine foreign nations, including Guinea’s former…

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Toddler Survives Being Swallowed By Hippo

By Carson Choate A two-year-old boy in the western Kasese District of Uganda survived an attack from a wild hippopotamus…

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Biden’s latest student loan payment extension is illegal

President Biden recently suspended student loan repayments yet again, for as much as eight more months. Interest on loan balances…

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Thanksgiving alternatives

If cooking Thanksgiving dinner is too much work, you could go to an Indian restaurant like Spice Kraft, and have…

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DC activist for criminal justice reform killed the day it passes

Washington, DC has had plenty of “criminal justice reform” — soft-on-crime laws that embolden criminals to commit more crimes. For…

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Texas woman has world’s largest feet

A six-foot, 9-inch Houston resident has the largest feet of any living woman, according to Guinness World Records. Tanya Herbert’s…

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‘Your words are violence!’: conservative’s speech at Cornell shut down after repeated leftist outbursts

Conservative pundit Ann Coulter tried to give a speech at a college she graduated from — Cornell University — but…

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Oldest American turns 115

The oldest American, Bessie Hendricks, turned 115 today. Liberty Unyielding blogger Hans Bader turned 53 today. It’s also the birthday…

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Illinois ‘Workers’ Rights Amendment’ would strip taxpayers and parents of rights — VOTE NO ON AMENDMENT 1

Should a school board have to obtain a teacher’s union’s permission to reopen the schools? Even when it is clear…

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American Wages Are Nosediving Under Biden — Voters Can Turn Things Around On Election Day

By Alfredo Ortiz A new Congress is needed to put an end to a devastating streak that best encapsulates the…

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Flesh-Eating Bacteria Sickness Surges In Florida Since Hurricane Ian

By Kay Smythe Florida is experiencing a surge in flesh-eating bacterial infections in areas devastated by Hurricane Ian in September.…

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Sea lion rescued from plastic death trap in Russian Far East

A rare type of sea lion was stranded in breakwater like a chained dog off the island of Sakhalin on…

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Journalist Called Child Protective Services on Republican Candidate—for Celebrating Columbus Day

“A journalist called Child Protective Services on” a conservative “State Senate Candidate—for Celebrating Columbus Day with Her Daughter,” notes PJ…

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Progressives protest appointment of Republican as university president, even though he once ran a college and is U.S. Senator

Republican Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska is expected to resign from the Senate to become president of the University of…

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Here Are All The Companies Fleeing Crime-Infested Chicago

By Laurel Duggan Several massive corporations are moving out of Chicago amid the city’s long-running struggle with violent crime. Tyson…

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Globe-trotting botanists beaten to death and eaten by crocodiles

South Africa has had one of the world’s highest crime rates, for a quarter century. Now, it may have a…

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