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World

Senate Opens Investigation into Automakers Over Chinese Slave Labor Allegations

“Unless due diligence confirms that components are not linked to forced labor, automakers cannot and should not sell cars in the United States that include components mined or produced in Xinjiang,” Wyden wrote in his letter.

By Ben KewDec 29, 2022

World

The China Files Part 2 - Chairman Mao's Purge of Christians, Landowners, Academics, and Businessmen

Every single person who spoke out against Chairman Mao was locked up, discredited. They lost their jobs, they were forced into Gulags and labor camps, they were sent away for 're-education.'

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzDec 28, 2022

Media

WHO Declares Unvaccinated 'Major Killing Force,' Deadlier Than 'Global Terrorism'

The video features Dr. Peter Hotez lamenting the “devastating impact of misinformation and disinformation” regarding the COVID vaccines.

By Ben KewDec 28, 2022

Opinion

Kari Lake's Election Lawsuit: A View from Maricopa County

Despite an impossible bar to reach with a tight schedule: Lake’s team presented a compelling case.

By Candy ChandDec 28, 2022

World

Zelensky to Join World Economic Forum in Davos, Working With BlackRock on Postwar Loan Plan

'Specialists of this company are already helping Ukraine to structure the fund for the reconstruction of our state.'

By Hannah NightingaleDec 28, 2022

Culture

James Cameron Cut 'Avatar 2' Gun Violence to Avoid 'Fetizishing' Firearms

“I look back on some films that I’ve made, and I don’t know if I would want to make that film now," Cameron remarked.

By Ben KewDec 27, 2022

World

Putin Announces Ban on Russian Oil Sales to Countries Capping Price

G7 nations, Australia and the EU, agreed last month to a price cap of $60 per barrel of Russian oil as a means of reducing Russia's income from oil sales, a response to the nation's ongoing and widely-opposed war with Ukraine

By Alex TimothyDec 27, 2022

Media

International Federation of Journalists Demands US Drop All Charges Against Assange

'The IFJ is gravely concerned about the impact of Assange’s continued detention on media freedom and the rights of all journalists globally. '

By Joshua YoungDec 27, 2022

National Security

California's Population Declines for Third Straight Year

The most popular destinations for outward migration are Texas and Florida.

By Ben KewDec 27, 2022

Media

Portland Dismisses Hundreds of Felony Cases Amid Public Defender Shortage

'Months into this crisis, many are still waiting for their day in court while others have seen their cases dismissed altogether.'

By Joshua YoungDec 26, 2022

National Security

Kamala Gets 3 Busloads of Illegal Immigrants Delivered to Her Doorstep for Christmas

On Saturday night, three buses carrying migrants from Texas arrived in the nation's capital and delivered their passengers to the US Naval Observatory, where the vice president resides, reports Fox News.

By Olivia RondeauDec 26, 2022

Opinion

The Shallow Propaganda Pool That Is 'Avatar: The Way of Water'

It feels like a three-hour version of a TikTok video where a blue-haired Leftist lectures you about the evils of colonialism.

By Joshua YoungDec 26, 2022

Opinion

MCCOTTER: The Democrats’ DIY Manual for Autocracy

Of course, the Left will try to excuse the autocratic excesses of President Franklin Roosevelt, his administration, party, and FBI Director, J. Edgar Hoover, for their zeal in stifling bipartisan isolationist dissent on the eve of America’s ultimate entry into World War II. But this would belie the historical record.

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotterDec 26, 2022

Economy

POSOBIEC: 'Klaus Schwab Is Sort of Like an Evil Version of Santa Claus'

'Santa Claus wants to give you possessions, Klaus Schwab wants to take them away.'

By Joshua YoungDec 25, 2022

Faith & Family

Nearly Half of Americans Aged 18-29 Still Live With Their Parents

This trend is primarily benefitting luxury goods companies as young people enjoy greater levels of disposable income that would normally have gone towards rent.

By Ben KewDec 24, 2022

Politics

Oregon Begins Training State-Licensed Magic Mushroom Trip 'Facilitators'

As Oregon prepares to become the first state to offer legal use of psilocybin to its citizens, a lucky few are receiving training to become the first state-licensed magic mushroom trip 'facilitators.'

By Celine Ryan CiccioDec 23, 2022

Media

Big Tech Collectively Lost $7.4 Trillion in 2022

Not a single one of the top 15 tech companies in the United States made a profit in 2022.

By Alex TimothyDec 23, 2022

World

Fauci Complains America Living Through 'Progressively Anti-Science' Era

"We’re living in a progressively anti-science era and that’s a very dangerous thing," Fauci said.

By Ben KewDec 23, 2022

World

Iran and Russia Building Their Own Trade Route to Evade International Sanctions

The two countries are pouring billions of dollars into a new transcontinental trade route that will link the eastern edge of Europe to the Indian Ocean.

By Alex TimothyDec 23, 2022

Opinion

Arizona's Electoral Fiasco: A View From Maricopa County

I watched election day unravel in Maricopa County from a front-row seat. And it was a nightmare.

By Candy ChandDec 22, 2022

Media

TikTok Admits to Spying on Forbes Journalists as Part of 'Covert Surveillance Campaign'

The revelations add further weight to the mountain of evidence that TikTok engages in illegal surveillance operations.

By Ben KewDec 22, 2022

Faith & Family

Over Half of Disney+ Subscribers are Childless Adults

It was revealed during an earnings call earlier this week that over 50 percent of subscribers to the Walt Disney Company’s Disney+ streaming service are adults without children.

By Hannah NightingaleDec 22, 2022

World

South Dakota Gov. Noem Asks Congress To Legislate Divestment From Chinese Interests

"I take issue with the idea that China is an 'emerging market.'"

By Alex TimothyDec 22, 2022

Opinion

Mayor Adams Makes History by Putting Criminals Before Constituents

Adams is not discreet. He has laid down the gauntlet and told New York City residents to shove it.

By Jacqueline ToboroffDec 22, 2022

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