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Politics

WATCH: John Fetterman Promises He Is 'Sit to Serve'

'I'm sitting within a chair with you right now to have this conversation,' Fetterman said, 'and really just address the fact that I'm absolutely sit to serve.'

By Jarryd JaegerNov 4, 2022

Media

Bolsonaro Urges Supporters to End Roadblocks and 'Protest in Another Way' as Official Transfer of Power Begins

'We have to keep our heads in place.'

By Jarryd JaegerNov 4, 2022

Culture

Jack Posobiec and Darren Beattie Explain the Sinister 'Disinformation Archipelago' Network Behind Censorship Efforts

'They're all the same group of people. It's all a network.'

By Joshua YoungNov 3, 2022

Economy

CNBC Cancels Shepard Smith's Show, Citing Renewed Focus on Business News

'I believe we must prioritize and focus on our core strengths of business news and personal finance,' CNBC President KC Sullivan said in an e-mail to staff.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 3, 2022

Opinion

The Four Poisonous Progressive Proposals on the Ballot in NY: A Breakdown

As always, the path to hell is via 'social justice' and 'climate change.'

By Jacqueline ToboroffNov 3, 2022

Opinion

Proposing a ‘Fiscal Responsibility Amendment’

Second Generation fiscal rules have allowed European countries, including Switzerland, Germany, and Sweden, to restore fiscal stability and sustainable debt.

By Barry W. PoulsonNov 3, 2022

Culture

Ohio Education Board VP Insists Biological Sex Is Not a 'Scientific Fact'

'If we look at the science, there are many different things.'

By Mia AshtonNov 3, 2022

Politics

Biden Suggests Midterm Results Will be Delayed, Attacks 'MAGA Republicans' in Divisive Speech

'In our bones, we know that democracy is at risk,' Biden said.

By Libby EmmonsNov 3, 2022

Media

The Hill Publishes Op-Ed Suggesting 'Baffled and Confused' Biden May Be Removed via 25th Amendment

After acknowledging Trump's perceived health issues, Matthews claimed that 'Biden's issues are substantively different.'

By Olivia RondeauNov 2, 2022

Culture

Students Set to Lose Almost $1 TRILLION in Estimated Lifetime Earnings Due to Covid Restrictions, Study Finds

A dramatic learning decline throughout the nation will result in students suffering a loss of nearly $1 trillion.

By Alex TimothyNov 2, 2022

Politics

Twitter Insists Brazilian Elections Are 'Safe and Secure' as Civil Unrest Continues

Bolsonaro's lack of an immediate response to the election results inspired trucker blockades across the country of 214 million people.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 2, 2022

Faith & Family

CDC Scrubs Word 'Women' from Flu Vaccine Guidance, Replaces With 'Pregnant People'

Woman, mother and she/her pronouns were all replaced with gender-neutral language such as 'pregnant people.'

By Mia AshtonNov 2, 2022

Media

US Capitol Police Were Not Watching Pelosi Home Security Feed During Attack

Capitol Police typically pay less attention to security camera feeds when a protectee is traveling.

By Ari HoffmanNov 2, 2022

Politics

POLL: White Suburban Women Make Quick Shift, Now Favor GOP Over Dems

This group has shifted a staggering 26 percentage points away from the Democrats since the Wall Street Journal’s poll in August.

By Hannah NightingaleNov 2, 2022

World

Netanyahu Projected to Return to Power in Israel, Over 80% of Votes Counted

Netanyahu has spent the last year as head of the opposition coalition.

By Ari HoffmanNov 2, 2022

Media

Babylon Bee Managing Editor Joins Posobiec to Discuss DHS Docs Revealing Government 'Censorship Through Big Tech'

'Why is satire so dangerous to this group of people?'

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 1, 2022

Politics

BREAKING: Bolsonaro Does Not Concede, But Chief of Staff Accepts Transition Will Happen

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro addressed the public for the first time since his election loss on Sunday after speculation that he would not concede to Lula da Silva, who won by less than two percent of the vote.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 1, 2022

Politics

POLL: Majority of Young Americans Believe There Is No Such Thing as 'Absolute Truth'

55% of those aged 18-29 said that each individual 'determines their own version of truth.'

By Hannah NightingaleNov 1, 2022

National Security

Ted Cruz Calls for Impeachment of DHS Sec. Mayorkas, AG Garland on The Charlie Kirk Show

'We need to impeach Alejandro Mayorkas the secretary of homeland security, and right after that we need to impeach Merrick Garland for politicizing and abusing the Department of Justice and the FBI,' Cruz said on Tuesday.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 1, 2022

Politics

POLL: Two-Thirds of Voters Say Democrats Have Not Made a Case for Midterm Votes

65.9 percent of voters say that Democrats have not made a strong enough case as to why Democrat candidates should get their vote next week.

By Hannah NightingaleNov 1, 2022

Opinion

The Next Defense Budget Should Exclude Companies that Violate US Law

As our nation’s debt continues to skyrocket, the federal government must find a way to cut the massive budget deficit taxpayers are being burdened with.

By Mary Catherine McElhoneNov 1, 2022

Economy

BREAKING: Justice Roberts Blocks Release of Trump's Tax Returns to House Committee

Trump says that the panel's attempts to obtain his returns are purely political.

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 1, 2022

World

Greenpeace Admits Plastic Recycling Does Not Work, Harms Environment

'Mechanical and chemical recycling of plastic waste has largely failed and will always fail...'

By Joshua YoungOct 31, 2022

Opinion

MCCOTTER: The Curse of the Inclusive Candyperson

'Mars is thrilled to debut the newest member of the M&M’s cast...'

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotterOct 31, 2022

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