Unyielding

Chicago Educators Get An ‘A+’ On Teaching While Their Students Get An ‘F’ On Reading

By Reagan Reese While students post low literacy rates in math and reading, Chicago teachers are acing their performance evaluations,…

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More Than 100 Dead As Hurricane Ian’s Death Toll Continues To Rise

By Kay Smythe The death toll from Hurricane Ian surpassed 100 on Monday, just five days after the Category 4…

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Hurricane Ian causes up to $210 billion in damage, kills at least 80

At least 80 people have died since Hurricane Ian struck Florida last week. Officials in Florida’s hard-hit Lee County say…

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Kamala Harris praises America’s ‘strong alliance’ with communist North Korea

“Vice President Kamala Harris mistakenly touted the U.S. ‘alliance with the Republic of North Korea’ in remarks Thursday,” reports USA…

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America’s Housing Market Is In Trouble. Here’s What To Expect Next

By E.J. Antoni Which direction is the housing market going? To discern that requires understanding exactly where we are now,…

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Blue-State Candidate Could Become First Republican Governor Since 1987: POLL

By Michael Ginsberg Republican Christine Drazan is effectively tied with Democrat Tina Kotek in the Oregon gubernatorial race, giving her…

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Houston Took In Thousands Of Afghan Refugees. Now It Can’t Take Care Of Them

By Micaela Burrow Houston, Texas, accepted 5,000 Afghans and counting who fled the Taliban takeover, seeking parolee status in the…

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‘Would Take Hours’: Houston Org. Pulls Annual Reading Of Murder Victims’ Names As List Reaches Staggering Length

Houston Crime Stoppers, a Texas-based advocacy group, will not be featuring its annual reading of names during Sunday’s commemorative ceremony…

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Judge blocks vaccinate mandate for NYC cops; City appeals ruling

A judge in Manhattan ruled Friday that New York City couldn’t fire members of its largest police force, or put…

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Babylon Bee to Cease Publication?

No, of course not.  It looks likely to continue its steady stream of satire for a long time.  After all,…

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Alexandria City Public Schools Won’t Inform Parents Of Child’s Gender Dysphoria, Bucking State Guidance

By Chrissy Clark Mayor Justin Wilson of Alexandria, Virginia applauded a nearby public school district for bucking state guidelines and…

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Left-wing rioters shut down conservative’s speech in New Mexico

“Progressive protesters at the University of New Mexico shut down an appearance by Fox News pundit Tomi Lahren on September…

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Gavin Newsom Is Turning California Into A Third World State

By Carrie Sheffield Declining population for the first time in its existence, rising violent crime rates, soaring homelessness, the highest…

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Hundreds Of Bodies Uncovered At Mass Burial Site In Ukraine, Some Show ‘Signs Of Torture’

By Alyssa Blakemore Ukrainian authorities have uncovered hundreds of bodies from a mass grave near the recently liberated city of…

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Housing has become less affordable. Here are some proposed solutions

The federal government has fueled housing bubbles that make home prices more volatile. It has wasted money by subsidizing public…

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Swing-District Democrat Hillary Scholten Donated To Groups Trying To Defund The Grand Rapids Police Department

By Henry Rodgers A candidate running for a U.S. House seat in Michigan has donated hundreds of dollars to groups…

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Queen Elizabeth II Dead At Age 96

By Kay Smythe Queen Elizabeth II, ruler of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Head of the Commonwealth, died Thursday aged…

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Purple-striped jellyfish sting hundreds of people on Long Island, many more in New Jersey, Connecticut

Powerful jellyfish are moving closer to America’s northeast coast. For example, thousands of mauve stinger jellyfish, which inflict a painful…

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Mass Shootings Sweep Democrat-Run Cities During Labor Day Weekend

By Justine Brooke Murray At least 11 mass shootings have occurred across mostly Democrat-run cities nationwide during Labor Day weekend…

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There’s A Massive Elephant In The Room And Fed Chair Powell Just Totally Ignored It

By Carrie Sheffield Yet again, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell refused Friday to show leadership and urge President Joe Biden…

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CNN’s Catherine Rampell Criticizes Biden’s Plan To Cancel Student Loan Debt

By Nicole Silverio CNN commentator Catherine Rampell criticized President Joe Biden’s plan Wednesday to forgive $10,000 in student loan debt.…

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The most powerful Republican you don’t know

Behind the scenes of the impending battle to win the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, a Hollywood movie script is writing…

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What to teach our children about Jan. 6

When thinking about what I call the “tumultuous triad” – former President Trump’s 2020 defeat, the Jan. 6 Capitol attack…

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Cartoon of the Day: Two Firsts

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The Denigration of Men, Fatherlessness and Mass Slayings

Not one of them was guilty of anything; but they belonged to a class that was guilty of everything.  –…

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Green Movement Pushes Sri Lanka Back to the Future

Green activists and their co-conspirators in NGOs and governments continue their policies that immiserate and further impoverish the poor and…

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England hit by temperatures up to 105 degrees, 30 degrees higher than normal

Temperatures in London hit 103 degrees today, and reached 105 degrees in a town in eastern England. By contrast, the…

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Corporate Elites Don’t Recognize Shareholders As Owners

By Ethan Peck Every American has experienced miserable customer service from our corporate overlords, but that cold shoulder is a…

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