Christian Middle-school Teacher Sues School Board for Religious Discrimination
A math teacher at Fort Riley (Kansas) Middle School found herself the target of an effort to remove all Biblical references to sexuality in the school last spring. As...
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Liz Cheney Seeking Democrat Support in Wyoming’s Republican Primary
Just when Representative Liz Cheney’s (R-Wy.) political career appeared to be over, along comes an unnamed political operative in the state to give her gasping campaign a breath of...
Biden Enjoys Ukraine “Bounce” in Polls but Remains Underwater Everywhere Else
The results of the latest poll done by Ipsos for ABC News showed Joe Biden enjoying a “Ukraine bounce” in the polls, with 48 percent of the 622 adults...
Omnibus Spending Bill Contains Anti-gun Measures
Buried in the omnibus spending bill that hurriedly passed both the U.S. House and the Senate last week were two provisions that no doubt delighted anti-gun groups: expanded enforcement...
U.S. Oil Industry Starting to Revive
Early indications from Montana, where much of the Bakken oil field is located, and from Baker Hughes, the oil-field services company, show that the U.S. oil industry is slowly...
San Francisco’s Progressive DA Reversing Policy to Stave Off Being Recalled
Chesa Boudin, the hard-core communist District Attorney in San Francisco, is reversing himself to keep from being recalled in June. On Tuesday, Boudin, in an about-face, threw the book...
Second-grader Chastised for Preaching the Gospel to her Classmates
A second-grade student attending North Hill Elementary School in Des Moines, Washington, has been sent to the principal’s office 10 times since the first of the year for witnessing...
Indiana, Georgia, Alabama, Ohio Could Soon Allow Constitutional Carry
Indiana’s General Assembly is likely to pass “constitutional carry” legislation this week, perhaps as soon as today, making it the 23rd state to do so once Republican Governor Eric...
Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan Indicted
Michael Madigan, the longest-serving leader of any state legislature in history (50 years) is facing another possible 20 years — in prison. Last week he was indicted on 22...
New York State Attorney General Suffers Setback in Effort to Dissolve NRA
New York State Attorney General Letitia James, who called the National Rifle Association (NRA) a “terrorist organization” with a “poisonous agenda” during her election campaign in 2018, was rebuffed...
Biden Continues to Lie About Gun Makers’ “Immunity” From Lawsuits
Even liberal news outlets recognize Biden's statement as being false. ...
Ukrainian Resistance to Putin’s Invasion Is “Remarkable” as They Remember Holodomor
Ukrainians are fighting back, remembering the days of the forced starvation of Ukraine under Putin’s predecessor, Joseph Stalin. ...
Biden’s Supreme Court Nominee Faces Uphill Confirmation Battle
Joe Biden nominated Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court on Friday. ...
Supreme Court to Hear Colorado Web Designer’s Free-speech Lawsuit
Not long after Colorado passed its anti-discrimination law (the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act, or CADA) the state’s civil rights commission — staffed with hard-core liberals — saw an opportunity to...
Former NBA Player Receives Human Rights Award for Calling Out NBA and IOC
Enes Kanter Freedom, a Swiss-born Turkish-American professional basketball player, received the “2022 Courage Award” from the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy (GSHRD) on Tuesday. The award came...
Democratic “Wipeout” Coming, Warn Bloomberg and Britain’s Spectator
Two recent articles predict a “wipeout” is coming for the Democratic Party in November. ...
House Leader McCarthy Endorses Liz Cheney’s Opponent Harriet Hageman
Hageman has a good chance of replacing Cheney, as currently less than one-fourth of Wyoming voters support the incumbent. ...
Ousted San Francisco School Board President Blamed Her Loss on “White Supremacists”
In a remarkable fit of outrage, Gabriela Lopez complained on Twitter on Thursday about being unceremoniously ousted as president of San Francisco’s Unified School District. ...
District Judge Stops Air Force’s Persecution of Officer Seeking Religious Exemption From COVID Mandate
A Trump-appointed judge in Georgia ruled on Tuesday that the Air Force cannot continue to pressure a reserve officer into taking the COVID vaccine. ...
Remington’s Insurance Carriers Forced Remington to Settle With Sandy Hook Victims’ Families, Paying Them $73 Million
The announcement on Tuesday that Remington Arms had finally settled (some used the words “claimed liability” for) the seven-year-old lawsuit filed by parents of children lost in the Sandy...
