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Illinois Sheriffs Refuse to Enforce State's Restrictive New Gun Laws

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker’s office slammed the cop's refusal to enforce the law as "political grandstanding at its worst."

By Ben KewJan 13, 2023

Economy

Kathy Hochul Plans to Take New Yorkers' Gas Stoves to Fix 'Housing Crisis'

Hochul said that ban on gas stoves would help 'residents struggling with high electric bills.'

By Joshua YoungJan 12, 2023

World

FBI Raids Brooklyn Office Suspected of Being a CCP Outpost

"They are not police personnel from China," insisted embassy spokesperson Liu Pengyu said. "There is no need to make people nervous about this."

By Ben KewJan 12, 2023

Culture

Buttigieg Made Woke Change to FAA Safety System, Before Its Damaged Database Led to Major Travel Fiasco

According to the FAA, the new name is a 'more applicable term' that is 'inclusive of all aviators and missions.'

By Ari HoffmanJan 12, 2023

Opinion

Hakeem Jeffries Sends the Latest 'Thrill Up the Leg' of House Democrats

Jeffries' pathetic drivel must be mocked.

By Jacqueline ToboroffJan 12, 2023

World

U.S. Citizens Facing $5K Fines for Using 'Wrong Lane' at Mexico Border

"They basically shackle you to a bench for two, three hours," said attorney John Manley. "They say, ‘Yep, we’re gonna take your car,’ or, ‘we’re gonna fine you $5,000,’ for what amounts to being in the wrong lane of traffic."

By Ben KewJan 12, 2023

Politics

Biden Admin Extends Covid Health Emergency for Yet Another 90 Days

The public health emergency has been renewed ten times already.

By Alex TimothyJan 11, 2023

World

Italian PM Giorgia Meloni Pulls a DeSantis, Sends Migrants to Left-Run Cities

'Perhaps the left suffers from a sort of NIMBY [not in my backyard] syndrome, preaching welcome as long as it is away from their backyard,' said a spokesperson for the Italian government.

By Ben KewJan 11, 2023

Culture

School Board Orders New Dress Code in Response to Male Teacher's Giant Fake Breasts

The director of education of the Halton District School Board has been tasked with developing a 'professionalism policy.'

By Human EventsJan 11, 2023

Opinion

How Canadian Corruption Got a Book Banned– In America

Who decides which products can be sold in the US?

By Gordon KnightJan 11, 2023

Opinion

Andrew Tate, 'The Matrix,' and the Dangers of Solipsism

People have now learned to leverage the discovery of inaccurate or false reporting to construct troubling worldviews.

By C.G. JonesJan 11, 2023

Opinion

Pope Benedict's Globalist Call for a 'True World Political Authority'

It exemplifies the Vatican's embrace of a secular, materialist, globalist, utopian worldview.

By Joseph D'HippolitoJan 10, 2023

Faith & Family

Arkansas Bill Would Protect Children by Classifying Drag Shows as 'Adult-Oriented Business'

The category includes operations like adult bookstores and escort agencies.

By Celine Ryan CiccioJan 10, 2023

World

UK Sees Mysterious Increase in 'Female Pedophiles' After Police Start Recording Crimes by 'Gender Identity'

At least 16 regional police forces in the UK record suspects’ sex on the basis of gender identity.

By Mia AshtonJan 10, 2023

Culture

New Jersey Teacher Overdoses on Fentanyl In Front of Middle School Students

A subsequent search of Thompson’s classroom revealed a suspected controlled substance and drug paraphernalia being kept in the closet.

By Celine Ryan CiccioJan 10, 2023

Economy

Moderna Considers Hiking Price of Covid Shots From $26 to $130

"I would think this type of pricing is consistent with the value," said Chief Executive Officer Stephane Bancel.

By Ben KewJan 10, 2023

National Security

'Sanctuary City' Mayors Lightfoot and Adams 'Demand' Colorado Stop Sending Them Illegals

'Overburdening other cities is not the solution.'

By Olivia RondeauJan 9, 2023

Opinion

AintBlackistan: A Country for Those Who Black Wrong

If I ain’t Black in America, I know I can be Black in AintBlackistan.

By Adam B. ColemanJan 9, 2023

Opinion

MCCOTTER: Rebuilding the Republican Party

Every GOP organization from the ground up must implement a plan of introspection to pave the way for future success.

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotterJan 9, 2023

World

The China Files: Posobiec Breaks Down Taiwan-China Relations and the One China Policy

"President Truman once famously said that if the United States and China should ever go to war, then Taiwan would essentially be an organic floating giant aircraft carrier."

By Joshua YoungJan 9, 2023

Politics

11 States Move to Ban Child Sex Changes as Surgery Demand Soars

Lawmakers in South Carolina and Kansas seek to ban doctors from performing experimental sex changes on anyone under 21, while similar legislation in Oklahoma would ban sex changes for all youth under age 26.

By Mia AshtonJan 9, 2023

Media

Seattle Schools Sue Big Tech Over Damage to Children's Mental Health

The 91-page lawsuit claims that social media companies have created a public hazard by giving children mental health and behavioral disorders, including anxiety, depression, disordered eating, and cyberbullying.

By Ben KewJan 9, 2023

Economy

IRS Overwhelmingly Targeting Low-Income Taxpayers for Audit

"The taxpayer class with unbelievably high audit rates were low-income wage-earners taking the earned income tax credit," the report noted.

By Ben KewJan 8, 2023

Economy

Biden Admits Axing Keystone XL Pipeline Cost Thousands of Jobs, Billions in Lost Revenue

The report estimated that the Keystone XL project would have created between 16,149 and 59,000 jobs during its construction and had a positive economic impact of between $3.4 billion and $9.6 billion.

By Ben KewJan 6, 2023

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