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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

Media

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

Opinion

Pop Culture Warriors: Alex Stein

There is nothing like seeing people’s faces in the first few seconds of a Stein viral moment in the making as they wonder, 'Wait, is he serious?'

By Lisa De PasqualeJan 13, 2023

Opinion

Despite Media Narrative, 2022 Broke No Records for Extreme Weather or Temperatures

Throughout 2022, mainstream media outlets claimed climate change was the cause of myriad, disparate extreme weather events that occurred throughout the year.

By H. Sterling BurnettJan 13, 2023

Media

New York Bill Would Allow Males to Move To and From Women's Prisons 'At Any Time'

Inmates are allowed to opt in and out of this placement at any time, and those who opt out can request a placement at any time.

By Hannah NightingaleJan 13, 2023

National Security

U.S. Coast Guard Returns 177 Cuban Migrants to Communist Island

"We urge all people to use the safe and legal means available to travel to the United States," Coast Guard Lt. Commander Mark Cobb said in a statement.

By Ben KewJan 13, 2023

Faith & Family

LEAVE THE BIG CITIES: Libby Emmons Joins Poso to Discuss Her Departure From NYC

"Education, lifestyle, crime, also the political leanings of the city are so horrific," Emmons explained. "I definitely did not want my tax dollars to be paying for women from other states and get abortions, that's something Kathy Hochul really wants to have to happen."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzJan 13, 2023

National Security

NYC Mayor Eric Adams Says City at 'Breaking Point' From Migrant Arrivals

"Based off our projections, we anticipate being unable to continue sheltering arriving asylum seekers on our own and have submitted an emergency mutual aid request to the state of New York beginning this weekend," Adams said in a statement.

By Ben KewJan 15, 2023

World

Posobiec and Masako Ganaha Reveal How WEF Has Made Japan a 'Puppet of the CCP'

"How can I say that (the) Japanese government is just a puppet actually in Japan? Let me tell you the atmosphere in Japan first of all, if you are to talk about (the) World Economic Forum, or if you mentioned the name Klaus Schwab, then you are considered to be (the) crazy person."

By Joshua YoungJan 16, 2023

Opinion

Human Composting: Goddess Gaia Demands a Final Tithe

These pagans are not done with you even when you’re dead.

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotterJan 16, 2023

World

George Soros to Miss WEF Davos Summit for First Time in Years, Due to 'Scheduling Conflict'

The Hungarian billionaire and Democrat donor took to his Twitter page for the first time in over two months to make the announcement.

By Alex TimothyJan 16, 2023

National Security

Devastating Increase in Child Fentanyl Deaths Since 2019, Outpacing Other Age Groups

Fentanyl deaths among children younger than 1-year-old quadrupled, deaths among toddlers aged 1 to 4 more than tripled, and deaths among children aged 5 to 14 nearly quadrupled.

By Alex TimothyJan 16, 2023

Culture

Lightfoot Blames Staff for Asking Chicago Teachers to Give Extra Credit to Students Who Campaign for Her

'That was just simply a mistake.'

By Olivia RondeauJan 16, 2023

Media

Judge Tosses Class-Action Lawsuit by Laid-Off Twitter Employees

U.S. District Judge James Donato ruled in Twitter's favor in an order on Friday, saying that the former workers had signed arbitration agreements as part of their employment contracts with Twitter.

By Ben KewJan 16, 2023

World

San Francisco 'Reparations Committee' Proposes Giving Every Black Person $5 Million, Total Debt Forgiveness

Applicants for the scheme need only have "identified" as Black or African American on public documents for at least 10 years.

By Ben KewJan 17, 2023

Faith & Family

Man Told He Must Remove 'Jesus Saves' Shirt in Mall of America to Avoid 'Offending People'

'Jesus is associated with religion and it's offending people.'

By Alex TimothyJan 17, 2023

Media

Brian Stelter Hosts WEF Media 'Disinformation' Panel, Suggests US Adopt EU Censorship Policies

On Tuesday, disgraced former CNN anchor Brian Stelter took to the stage at the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting to chair a panel on 'disinformation.'

By Jarryd JaegerJan 17, 2023

World

China's Population Falls for First Time in Over 60 Years

“[We will] establish a policy system to boost birth rates, and bring down the costs of pregnancy and childbirth, child-rearing, and schooling,” Xi said in a speech last October.

By Ben KewJan 17, 2023

Faith & Family

U.K. to Hold Big Tech CEOs Criminally Liable for Failing to Protect Children Online

Those falling foul of the rules around protecting children could face up to two years in prison.

By Ben KewJan 18, 2023

World

Ukrainian First Lady Olena Zelenska Asks WEF Attendees for More Aid to 'Build Back Better'

'We need to rebuild better than how it was in the past. Build back better. This renewal will mean a more profound change, in a more profound sense.'

By Olivia RondeauJan 18, 2023

Politics

Biden Admin Moves to Put Americans Back in Masks

The Justice Department on Tuesday claimed that it had every right to force the public to mask up on planes, trains and buses.

By Alex TimothyJan 18, 2023

Opinion

The J6 Insurrection Fable is the Democrats' Big Lie

President Joe Biden and the Democratic Party may be the first administration to enshrine power in a mythological insurrection by their opponents.

By David KraydenJan 18, 2023

Politics

Nevada County Considers Banning COVID Vaccines over Possible Side Effects

The move comes after Florida's Republican Governor, Ron DeSantis, requested that the Florida Supreme Court convene a grand jury to investigate any possible side effects of COVID-19 vaccines.

By Ben KewJan 18, 2023

Faith & Family

Derek Chauvin Appeals Conviction, Claims He Did Not Receive a Fair Trial in George Floyd Case

The widely publicized riots, as well as the announcement of the city's $27 million settlement with Floyd's family during jury selection, were just a couple of the factors that it is claimed resulted in an unfair trial.

By Alex TimothyJan 18, 2023

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