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Opinion

Dude, Where's My Country?

Not long ago, it would have been considered sexual harassment if a man exposed his genitalia to a group of women in the female locker room.

By Drew AllenFeb 2, 2023

Politics

Shootings of Police Officers Have More Than Doubled Since 2020

331 police officers were shot and 62 were killed on duty last year alone.

By Ben KewFeb 3, 2023

Politics

Senate Republicans Launch Investigation Into DirecTV Censorship of Newsmax, OAN

'It appears that this decision may be the latest example of big business suppressing politically disfavored speech at the behest of liberal Democrats.'

By Celine Ryan CiccioFeb 3, 2023

Opinion

Greta Thunberg is Fair Game for Mockery

Thunberg is no longer a 14-year-old child, but a 20-year-old woman.

By Ben KewFeb 3, 2023

Faith & Family

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin Enjoying 56 Percent Approval Ratings, Strong Support For Agenda

"Virginia is showing strong support for his agenda," a Richmond official told the Examiner.

By Ben KewFeb 3, 2023

Opinion

MARSCHALL: Bye Ilhan! – House Finally Purges Foreign Affairs Committee of Dangerous Antisemite

'I wasn’t aware of the fact that there are tropes about Jews and money.'

By Dr. Zachary MarschallFeb 3, 2023

Opinion

Pop Culture Warriors: Michael Malice

'I learned English by watching Three's Company.'

By Lisa De PasqualeFeb 3, 2023

Politics

Kari Lake Teases Run for Arizona Senate

"Kari Lake is on the warpath," she was quoted as saying.

By Ben KewFeb 5, 2023

Opinion

MCCOTTER: The Cultural Contradictions of Progressivism: The Left’s Hunger to Be Governed

It is their internal disorder that compels the progressive to cede their rights and decisions to an elite.

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotterFeb 6, 2023

World

Disney Bends to Chinese Censors, Drops 'Simpsons' Episode Over Reference to Slave Labor

The removal of the episode takes place as China continues to solidify its control over the city, which was intended to be autonomous as part of the 1998 handover from the British Empire.

By Ben KewFeb 6, 2023

World

Kassam: The 2008 Crash Created New Elite System of Pushing Destabilization to Launder Money Abroad

Kassam explained how "the world order became effectively run by far-left progressives masquerading as liberals" after 2008 and the racial politics of continued wars in the Middle East grew unfavorable and the hunt became for "a less pigmented enemy."

By Joshua YoungFeb 6, 2023

Opinion

KRAYDEN: Chinese Balloon Popped Like Biden’s Foreign Policy

What does President Joe Biden have in common with a Chinese spy balloon?

By David KraydenFeb 6, 2023

Faith & Family

'Operation Love Wins' Seeks to Reunite J6 Defendants With Families

We are asking fellow patriots to donate money, airline miles, hotel points, or other travel resources to aid us in this mission," said Shane Jenkins, the founder of The Real J6.

By Ben KewFeb 6, 2023

World

Venezuelan, Cuban Migrants Being Scammed Out of Life Savings Via Fake 'Travel Schemes'

Fake companies are capitalizing on the legal requirement for asylum seekers to have a U.S.-based sponsor and are stealing thousands of dollars from vulnerable individuals by offering fake travel packages online.

By Ben KewFeb 7, 2023

Culture

Transgender Activists Occupy Oklahoma Capitol to Demand Legal Child Sex Changes

The Millstone Act would 'prohibit Oklahoma doctors from providing gender transition procedures or referral services relating to such procedures to anyone under the age of 26.'

By Libby EmmonsFeb 7, 2023

Culture

House Republicans Launch Investigation into CCP Influence at U.S. Universities

Led by Reps. Pat Fallon (R-TX) and Jim Banks (R-IN), the investigation is focused on the funding received by schools with Confucius Institutes (CI) or other CCP-linked entities from the Department of Defense (DOD).

By Ben KewFeb 8, 2023

Politics

Poll: 59 Percent of Americans Thought Balloon Episode 'Made Biden Look Weak'

The poll, conducted by The Trafalgar Group found that 59.2 percent of Americans believe the handling of the balloon "made America look weak" on the world stage.

By Hannah NightingaleFeb 8, 2023

World

Biden Lied to Americans, US Sabotaged Nord Stream Pipeline With Help From Norway, Report Reveals

In the aftermath, the Biden administration claimed that Russia had destroyed its own pipelines, repeatedly insisting that it had not been the US who had done it.

By Libby EmmonsFeb 8, 2023

Opinion

Spy Balloons and TikTok: Unprotected America Provides No Resistance to China

China has been emboldened to behave as if it is now the most powerful superpower that has ever existed.

By Julio RiveraFeb 8, 2023

Opinion

Big Dairy: The War on American Farmers

Big Brother, Big Government, Big Tech, Big Pharma —- now it’s time to add Big Dairy to this Big List.

By John Mac GhlionnFeb 8, 2023

World

China Demands US Return Remnants of Popped Spy Balloon

'The airship does not belong to the US. It belongs to China.'

By Olivia RondeauFeb 8, 2023

Politics

Fauci Paper Suggests NIAID Knew From Beginning COVID Vaccines Were 'Decidedly Suboptimal'

"It is increasingly accepted that route of vaccine administration (e.g., intramuscular, intranasal, conjunctival, or aerosol routes) is a key determinant of mucosal respiratory response," the paper states.

By Ben KewFeb 8, 2023

World

POSOBIEC: Who Owns Joe Biden?

Human Events Daily host Jack Posobiec delved into President Joe Biden's links to foreign regimes.

By Ben KewFeb 8, 2023

Opinion

'Democratic Socialist' is an Oxymoron

Socialists don’t believe in Democracy

By Jacqueline ToboroffFeb 9, 2023

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