President Joe Biden claims women need abortion to be successful in his 2023 Women’s History Month Proclamation. “[D]espite significant progress, women and girls continue to face systemic barriers to…
A Democratic mayor in a big, blue city with escalating crime, civil dysfunction, and a crumbling economy lost an election Tuesday night. Can you guess what her excuse for defeat…
Semafor, the company behind influential newsletters popular among policymakers in Washington, D.C., has partnered with a think tank with links to an intelligence service administered by the Chinese Communist Party…
At least 10 elementary and high schools in the Minneapolis Public School District and St. Paul Public School District in Minnesota, did not have a single student meet grade level…
Singapore shines again. The small but vibrant entrepreneurial nation leads global economic freedom rankings for a fourth consecutive year, as reported by The Heritage Foundation’s 2023 Index of Economic Freedom,…
Former Republican Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney will join the University of Virginia’s Center For Politics to be a professor of practice, according to the university. Cheney will give guest lectures…
A top Department of Justice (DOJ) official urged Congress Tuesday to renew a heavily criticized warrantless surveillance law, citing the potential consequences of the 9/11-era law expiring. “What keeps me…
A Biden administration official told Congress that “natural immunity is not something we believe in” for members of the U.S. military who have had COVID-19, just days after a British…
As Black History Month comes to a close, three congressmen gathered to celebrate the man they dubbed “the greatest living American,” Associate Justice Clarence Thomas. “Justice Thomas is just a…
New York City has agreed to pay more than $20,000 each to the hundreds of protesters who participated in the 2020 George Floyd protests and were “arrested, detained, and/or subjected…
Long-awaited congressional investigations into COVID-19 are underway, with results so far that are wide ranging and informative. Among those testifying during the initial inquiry under the House’s new Republican leadership…
The Commerce Department unveiled its plan to implement the CHIPS Act, an initiative intended to subsidize the semiconductor industry, on Tuesday, but the department’s plans include several conditions that advance…
A report released Wednesday raised concerns that the Mapping Project, a list of addresses targeting Jewish communities sponsored by the BDS movement, might be a front to cover for foreign…
Sen. Josh Hawley on Wednesday pressed Attorney General Merrick Garland on the FBI memo urging agents to probe the alleged nexus between racially motivated violent extremists and “radical-traditional Catholics.” “How…
Accurate voter rolls are essential to free and fair elections. Each error in the voter roll presents an opportunity for fraud and abuse. Unfortunately, America’s voter rolls are filled with…
The University of Cincinnati (UC) will establish a center to promote bipartisan dialogue after the Board of Trustees approved the plans during Tuesday’s board meeting, according to its news release.…
A character in Ernest Hemingway’s first novel, “The Sun Also Rises,” explains how he went bankrupt: “Gradually and then suddenly.” Americans who have fallen deep into credit card debt or…
The Supreme Court heard two cases Tuesday challenging the Biden administration’s claim that it could use a law meant to provide relief to first responders and military personnel after 9/11…
Former Democratic Philadelphia City Councilman Bobby Henon was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison Wednesday for fraud, bribery and conspiracy, according to NBC 10 Philadelphia. Henon worked in support of…
Attorney General Merrick Garland said during Congressional testimony Tuesday that “it is quite easy” to prosecute pro-life protesters because they are often photographed in daylight. “I will say you’re quite…