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by Steve Cortes   New battleground state polling shows Georgia firmly back in the camp of former President Donald Trump with a commanding double-digit lead (49 percent to 39 percent) in a head-to-head race vs. Joe Biden. In fact, per our polling and the preponderance of publicly available surveys, Trump looks poisedContinue Reading

by Charlotte Hazard   With his appeal to moderate voters, North Dakota GOP Gov. Doug Burgum is emerging as a potential vice presidential pick for presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump. The latest signals came Saturday evening when Trump flew the 67-year-old Burgum on his jet to a rally in Wildwood,Continue Reading

by Madeleine Hubbard   Dozens of Duke University students on Sunday walked out of their commencement ceremony, some chanting “free Palestine,” in protest of guest speaker Jerry Seinfeld for his support of Israel.  The students carried Palestinian flags and booed as they left when Seinfeld, who received an honorary degree fromContinue Reading

by Brett Rowland   The government has put together new rules to guide how U.S. spy agencies buy and use mounds of highly personal information from smartphone apps, automobiles and other connected devices. The new framework policy, from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, does not require agencies to getContinue Reading

by Will Kessler   Converting America’s medium- and heavy-duty trucks to electric vehicles (EV) in accordance with goals from the Biden administration would add massive costs to commercial trucking, according to a new analysis released Wednesday. The cost to switch over to light-duty EVs like a transit van would equate toContinue Reading

by Madeleine Hubbard   Mass migration has not delivered significant GDP growth per capita for the United Kingdom, but it has increased strain on the country, according to a new study. While illegal immigration recently hit record highs in the United States, legal immigration poses a significant issue for the U.K.,Continue Reading

by Will Kessler   The National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB) expansion of mail ballot elections has led to widespread mismanagement, misconduct and procedural irregularities by the agency, according to a report released Thursday by the House Committee on Education and the Workforce. The NLRB issued a decision in November 2020 expanding regionalContinue Reading

by Debra Heine   A coalition of 22 state attorneys general have sent a letter to Joe Biden voicing their opposition to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) proposed pandemic treaty and amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR). Attorneys general from Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana,Continue Reading

by J.D. Davidson   U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance wants to withhold federal money from colleges and universities across the nation that refuse to remove disruptive encampments from the campuses. The Ohio Republican said pro-Palestinian protesters that have emerged on campuses over the past several weeks hate America and called the encampments aContinue Reading

by Elizabeth Morton   At just 11 years old, I watched as a midwife cared for my mother and delivered my baby sister. A spark burst into a flame inside of me, and I knew from that moment on that I wanted to be a part of the beauty andContinue Reading

by Kevin Schmidt   Nearly two years after Nina Jankowicz briefly led the Disinformation Governance Board at the Department of Homeland Security, she’s launched an organization demanding transparency and the public release of documents about the public debate on disinformation. An interesting move, likely without true transparency in mind. My organization, AmericansContinue Reading

by Bethany Blankley   Despite being stretched thin and understaffed, Border Patrol agents at the northern border continue to apprehend a record number of illegal border crossers. In the busiest northern border sector of Swanton, Border Patrol agents made history by apprehending the greatest number of illegal border crossers inContinue Reading

by Bryan Burack   At both the federal and state levels, elected leaders are paying more attention to national security threats stemming from Chinese-owned real estate in the United States. The totality of Chinese-owned real estate in the United States remains unknown and, under current law, is unknowable. For agriculturalContinue Reading

by Nick Pope   Two elderly climate activists attempted to break the glass surrounding the Magna Carta on Friday. The protesters, affiliated with the disruptive protest outfit Just Stop Oil, used a hammer and chisel to break the glass enclosure holding the Magna Carta at the British Library, footage postedContinue Reading

U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon may have just indefinitely postponed Donald Trump’s espionage and obstruction trial but that doesn’t mean her federal courtroom in Fort Pierce, Florida will lie dormant over the next few months. In officially vacating the existing May 20 trial date—an impossibility considering the defendant willContinue Reading

by Joseph Weber   Cornell University President Martha E. Pollack has announced her resignation, making her the third leader of an Ivy League college to step down this year. Pollack, a computer scientist, made the announcement Thursday and said she’ll leave the Ithaca, New York, school in June, according to The HillContinue Reading

by Misty Severi   Florida GOP Rep. Cory Mills is drawing up articles of impeachment against President Joe Biden on Thursday, over his delay of weapons and aid to Israel for invading Gaza. An impeachment precedent was set, conservative lawmakers argue, when former President Donald Trump was impeached for theContinue Reading

by Hans von Spakovsky   The House of Representatives finally acted Wednesday to remedy an injustice that has been getting worse as the number of illegal aliens coming into the United States has skyrocketed: the distortion caused by including noncitizens when determining how many House members each state gets. TheContinue Reading

by J.D. Davidson   Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine will have to settle for school districts establishing respective cellphone policies rather than the state limiting use for students during the school day. In his State of the State address last month, DeWine called on lawmakers to establish statewide cellphone restrictions. Instead,Continue Reading

by Mary Lou Masters   Big businesses appear to be taking major steps back from politics compared to the 2020 election ahead of the contentious November rematch between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday. While many corporate executives weighed in onContinue Reading

by Robert Schmad   A liberal foundation controlling roughly $1 billion in assets faces accusations of “egregious mismanagement” of funds from the largest Black Lives Matter group in the country. Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation (BLM GNF) filed a lawsuit on Monday accusing the Tides Foundation of mishandling funds donated toContinue Reading

by Misty Severi   The Justice Department sued the state of Iowa on Thursday, after the state failed to stop a new immigration law that makes it a crime for people to be in the state if they were previously denied admission to the United States. The lawsuit is theContinue Reading

David I. Schoen, the attorney for Steve Bannon, released the following statement on Friday afternoon: The Court of Appeals panel held today that it does not have the authority to overrule the 1961 panel of the Court that issued the decision in the Licavoli case on the definition of theContinue Reading

by Nicholas Ballasy   The 193-member United Nations General Assembly supported a Palestinian bid to become a full U.N. member on Friday. The United States had vetoed the move last month in the U.N. Security Council. The resolution formally recommends that the U.N. Security Council favorably consider accepting Palestine asContinue Reading

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request for Department of Justice records relating to the investigation or prosecutions of former President Donald Trump on Thursday. In his request, Bailey demanded that the DOJ turn over communications – including documents, calendar appointments, meeting minutes, andContinue Reading

NASHVILLE, Tennessee- To say 2024 has been a banner year for Scotty McCreery would be an understatement. From his beloved North Carolina State making it to the NCAA Final Four to recently being added to the prestigious roster of Grand Ole Opry members, you would think that there wasn’t muchContinue Reading

by Ben Whedon   Wade served as a special prosecutor on Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’s prosecution of Trump and 18 codefendants over his efforts to challenge the 2020 election results in the Peach State. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan asked that former special prosecutor Nathan Wade testifyContinue Reading

by Steven Richards   At one time, unfavorable outcomes in the four court cases against former President Donald Trump seemed likely to be politically damaging for the three-time campaigner, but as the cases have faced scrutiny and delays, public opinion has recently shifted. Yesterday, the Georgia Appeals Court agreed to hearContinue Reading

by Harold Hutchison   The New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct is investigating an alleged interaction between a New York real estate lawyer and the judge who issued a $454 million judgement against former President Donald Trump, according to NBC New York. Real estate lawyer Adam Leitman Bailey saidContinue Reading

by J.D. Davidson   If a push to increase Ohio’s minimum wage fails to make the November ballot, there’s a backup plan in the state Senate. That plan, though, moves increases more slowly and eventually keeps the tipped wage at half of the non-tipped wage. If the proposed constitutional amendment reaches the ballot andContinue Reading

by  Keith Naughton   For the past several months, the public has been inundated by polls. national polls, state polls, issue polls. Yet, the 64-dollar question remains: Who is winning for President, Trump or Biden? Over the past two months, the two presumptive nominees have swapped first place multiple timesContinue Reading

by Will Kessler   Shareholders at auto manufacturing giant Ford Motor Co. voted down a proposal Thursday requiring that a report be compiled on the use of child labor in its electric vehicle (EV) line. The proposal, which was presented by the National Center for Public Policy Research (NCPPR) atContinue Reading

by Madeleine Hubbard   Prominent acts of antisemitism at K-12 schools nationwide since the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel are raising questions about what students may have been learning before the Hamas attack that could have sparked such a quick radicalization. School “walkouts” with praises of Hamas, student shoutsContinue Reading

by Gelet Martínez Fragela   Several media outlets have finally begun to acknowledge what ADN reported last year about young Cubans being recruited and lured to work in Russia, but then forced to risk their lives on the battlefields in Ukraine. Sources from the Cuban community tell ADN that the numberContinue Reading

by Jason Hopkins   The United States government is not appropriately addressing the threat posed by growing Chinese ownership of American land, according to a report released by the Heritage Foundation Thursday. The federal government is woefully ill-equipped to track Chinese-owned real estate in the country, despite the serious threat theseContinue Reading

by Bethany Blankley   Republican U.S. senators introduced a bill that would ban student loan forgiveness for protestors convicted of a crime while protesting on U.S. college campuses. The No Bailouts for Campus Criminals Act was filed by U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., with multiple cosponsors. The bill would preventContinue Reading

by Eric Lendrum   On Thursday, the Biden Administration will allegedly propose new changes to the American asylum system, with a primary focus on changing the rules by which an illegal alien is ineligible for asylum. According to Politico, four anonymous sources described the coming changes, including the stage at whichContinue Reading

by Robert Schmad   The majority of people arrested by the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) while clearing a pro-Palestinian encampment at George Washington University (GWU) were not students, D.C. Police Chief Pamela Smith said on Thursday. Police began clearing the encampment at GWU in the early Wednesday morning hours after nearly twoContinue Reading

by Mariane Angela   Republican El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells cited a surge in border encounters as proof of federal enforcement failures, Newsweek reported. Wells pointed out the concerning surge in border encounters within San Diego County, noting a major shift in migration patterns and federal border enforcement efforts. He stated that SanContinue Reading

by Harold Hutchison   CNN legal analyst Elie Honig said porn star Stormy Daniels’ responses to attorneys for former President Donald Trump were “disastrous” for the prosecution’s case. Daniels testified Tuesday about her alleged relationship with Trump, providing salacious and irrelevant details that prompted Trump’s attorneys to move for a mistrial,Continue Reading

by Natalia Mittelstadt   Despite President Biden’s poor polling numbers, Democrats are out-fundraising Republicans in the 2024 election cycle where the GOP could retake the White House and Senate. The Republican Party is significantly behind the Democratic Party in fundraising as former President Donald Trump is facing criminal charges onContinue Reading

by Charlotte Hazard   The Boy Scouts of America announced Tuesday that it will be changing its name to “Scouting America” amid controversies. The name change was announced in Florida during the group’s annual meeting. “In the next 100 years we want any youth in America to feel very, veryContinue Reading

by Larry Thornberry   Like so many Americanos, I’m spending more time than I should listening to news out of Manhattan, where the local prosecutor there has charged the leading Republican candidate for president with 34 felony counts of being Donald Trump. I challenge anyone to find more than thisContinue Reading

by Jason Hopkins   A Georgia grand jury has formally indicted the man accused of killing 22-year-old student Laken Riley on ten charges, including murder, kidnapping and being a peeping Tom. Jose Ibarra is charged with malice murder, three counts of felony murder, kidnapping, aggravated assault, aggravated battery, tampering withContinue Reading

by  Kevin Killough   Stanford researchers recently claimed to have found a link between childhood respiratory illnesses and the use of gas stoves. The study, which was reported last week across multiple national news outlets, posed an interesting contrast to a study in February funded by the World Health OrganizationContinue Reading

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s campaign announced Wednesday that it collected enough signatures to gain ballot access in Ohio. In Ohio, candidates must submit 5,000 valid signatures from registered voters to gain ballot access. Thanks to our hard-working volunteers, we have collected all the signatures needed to gainContinue Reading

by Madeleine Hubbard   A movement to restore the names of Confederate military leaders on schools is garnering traction in a Virginia county, with the school board set to vote on the matter this week amid fierce opposition from minority groups. Stonewall Jackson High School and Ashby-Lee Elementary School wereContinue Reading

by Will Kessler   A judge with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) last week ruled in favor of a case that has serious implications for free speech by employers when talking about unions, legal experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Judge Brian Gee found that the NLRB was correct inContinue Reading

by Misty Severi   The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to table Georgia firebrand Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s petition to remove Mike Johnson on Wednesday. Greene started the clock to vote on removing Johnson on Wednesday afternoon, giving the House two days to vote on her motion-to-vacate. But it was tabled in a bipartisanContinue Reading

Michael Patrick Leahy, CEO and editor-in-chief of The Tennessee Star, said he believes an Ohio court case, Ream v. U.S. Department of Treasury, may succeed in rolling back federal overreach regarding Congress’ power to regulate interstate commerce under the U.S. Constitution’s Commerce Clause. The Buckeye Institute, an Ohio think tank, filedContinue Reading

by Eric Lendrum   On Tuesday, the Chinese social media app TikTok and its parent company filed a lawsuit against the federal government of the United States over a new law threatening to ban the app if it is not sold to another company by next year. ABC News reports thatContinue Reading

by Eric Lendrum   Several threats made against a pro-LGBTQ “pride” event in Montana have since been determined to be hoaxes simply meant to discourage people from attending. According to ABC News, the Bozeman Police Department (BPD) investigated two threats that “occurred within the city limits of Bozeman” over the weekend,Continue Reading

by Harold Hutchison   The judge presiding over the case against former President Donald Trump involving allegations surrounding classified documents indefinitely postponed the trial date Tuesday. United States District Judge Aileen M. Cannon, a Trump appointee, said that setting a date would be “imprudent” before a number of pre-trial motionsContinue Reading

by Natalia Mittelstadt   The media is growing weary of President Biden’s avoidance of interviews with journalists, as he has given the fewest of any president in over 40 years. Mainstream media is noticing that Biden is sitting down for fewer interviews than they are accustomed to presidents giving, whichContinue Reading

by Jason Cohen   The lead prosecutor for Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s case against former President Donald Trump received thousands of dollars from the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in 2018, Federal Election Commission (FEC) records show. Matthew Colangelo, who was President Joe Biden’s acting associate attorney general and spentContinue Reading

by Jack Cashill   Four law enforcement officers were shot dead in Charlotte, North Carolina, last week. On hearing the news, I was reminded of my mother’s frequent warnings about police work. Her message? Steer clear. With her husband and her brother patrolling the mean streets of Newark, she didn’tContinue Reading

by Nicholas Ballasy   “We understand that the FBI has struggled with attracting enough qualified applicants from all desired target groups to sustain its mission This is likely due to the FBI re-focusing its recruitment efforts on DEI statistics,” Jordan wrote in the letter to Wray. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan,Continue Reading

by J.D. Davidson   Nearly half of the most popular jobs in Ohio pay the average worker so little employees qualify for government assistance to feed a family of three, a new report based on information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows. The findings in the Still working for too little in Ohio reportContinue Reading

by  Christopher Roach   We are in the midst of a presidential campaign year. It’s supposed to be the Super Bowl for political junkies like me. But it feels strange and muted, and, so far, its vibe is uncomfortably similar to 2020. The 2020 election was strange because of COVID,Continue Reading

by Robert Schmad   An influential left-of-center donor’s charity launched an initiative compelling other philanthropies to pour money into voter mobilization efforts ahead of the 2024 elections. Democracy Fund, which was founded and is funded by liberal philanthropist Pierre Omidyar, has rallied a group of 174 organizations and individuals pledging to expedite theirContinue Reading

by Katelynn Richardson   Prosecutors finally displayed the documents at the heart of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s case against former President Donald Trump on Monday, but have yet to establish a direct link to demonstrate Trump’s culpability. Until Monday, prosecutors had been focused on setting up other pieces of their case: theContinue Reading

by Misty Severi   The university confirmed that it was removing the DEI criteria on Sunday, claiming it would no longer request a diversity statement when hiring faculty. The decision was made by university President Sally Kornbluth, and supported by all six academic deans, the school’s chancellor, and provost. TheContinue Reading

by Eric Lendrum   A new report claims that the Biden Administration is attempting to implement federal regulations that will be difficult to reverse by a future president, as polls increasingly suggest that Joe Biden will lose the November election to former President Donald Trump. According to the Daily Caller, theContinue Reading

by Gelet Martínez Fragela   Some of the anti-Israel protests taking place at U.S. college campuses, including the recent demonstrations at Columbia University, have been supported by organizations that traveled to communist Cuba to receive resistance training, an ADN investigation has uncovered. ADN’s investigation coincides with a recent Sunday reportContinue Reading

by Casey Harper   Newly released polling data spells bad news for President Joe Biden this election year. Gallup released new polling data that showed independent voters trust former President Donald Trump more than Biden when it comes to the economy. About 34 percent of independents say they trust Biden toContinue Reading

by John Solomon   The debate in Congress over federal funding of education dates to the days of Thomas Jefferson, but for the first time since Jimmy Carter created the U.S. Education Department a large number of lawmakers are now openly discussing cutting funding and changing the tax code to punish universities thatContinue Reading

by  Victor Davis Hanson   The current radical and often violent protests on mostly blue-state, supposedly elite campuses have exposed in toxic fashion what the left has become. And yet, in a paradoxical fashion, the campus insanity has offered the nation some moral clarity. What’s surprising is not that theContinue Reading

by Natalia Mittelstadt   The federal government is working with left-wing organizations to implement “Bidenbucks,” which is President Biden’s executive order to turn as many federal agencies as possible into get-out-the-vote (GOTV) centers across all states. The Department of Justice worked with left-wing organizations to determine how to implement Biden’sContinue Reading

by J.D. Davidson   The Ohio House could take up a bill this week that would force clear language on ballots for potential property tax increases and stop school districts from using individuals to challenge tax assessments. House Bill 344 could be on the House agenda when it meets Wednesday after it passedContinue Reading

Bernie Moreno, the Republican nominee in the Ohio U.S. Senate race, condemned the Biden Administration’s consideration of importing refugees from Gaza into the U.S. for resettlement. “The administration’s reported plan represents a clear national security threat, and once again proves that Joe Biden is more concerned with bringing potentially dangerousContinue Reading

by David Catron   During the two months since President Biden delivered his State of the Union address, a wide variety of legacy news outlets have been at pains to portray an infinitesimal improvement in his polling as a shift of momentum in the presidential race. Last week, for example, USAContinue Reading

by Brendan McDonald   Democrats will again outnumber Republicans as commencement speakers this spring, according to an analysis from The College Fix. The Fix found similar results last year, after reviewing public statements, news articles, and political donations to determine party affiliation. The Fix reviewed the main graduation speakers at the Southeastern Conference, the IvyContinue Reading

by Harold Hutchison   Democratic Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries of New York claimed that Democrats were “governing as a majority” in the House of Representatives even with nominal Republican control during an interview that aired Sunday. Jeffries noted that Democrats provided over twice as many votes than Republicans in passing HR 8035, the UkraineContinue Reading

by Nick Pope   A new study has identified a potentially massive problem for offshore wind developments that could further hinder the Biden administration’s push for the technology. The study, published in a scientific journal called Wind Energy Science and authored by researchers from the University of Colorado and the NationalContinue Reading

by Kari Donovan   From his studios at Just the News, John Solomon joined Steve Bannon on WarRoom on Monday to examine previous impeachment proceedings and investigations concerning Donald Trump. He exposed some breaking news, reporting that there is extensive evidence of tampering and witness tampering in the Ukraine impeachmentContinue Reading

Alex Soros, the son of Hungarian-American financier George Soros, confirmed in a Tuesday posts to social media that he attended the 2024 Sedona Forum held by the McCain Institute in Arizona and discussed former President Donald Trump with at least one high profile attendee. The theme the McCain Institute choseContinue Reading

It is the picture that launched a thousand pearl-clutching articles. A few weeks after the armed FBI raid of Mar-a-Lago in August 2022, the Department of Justice released a stunning photograph depicting alleged contraband seized from Donald Trump’s Palm Beach estate that day; the image showed colored sheets representing scaryContinue Reading

Former President Donald Trump was held in contempt on Monday by New York Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan over remarks the former president made on April 22 to radio and television host John Fredericks during an appearance on Outside the Beltway. Merchan (pictured here) previously gagged Trump with an orderContinue Reading

by Roger Kimball   Like every major college protest since the 1960s, the pro-Palestinian — which is to say, the anti-Israel — protests sweeping college campuses today have early and often been compared with the protests of that annus horribilis, 1968.  There are plenty of similarities but also plenty of differences. HistoryContinue Reading

by Casey Harper   The U.S. Department of Veterans’ Affairs pledged to protect veterans and address any problems identified by federal watchdogs after an Inspector General report raised concerns about the physicians employed by the VA. Press Secretary Terrence Hayes responded to an inquiry from The Center Square about recentContinue Reading

by Bethany Blankley   2023 was a record year for domestic natural gas consumption, and its supply wouldn’t have been possible without record U.S. production, led by Texas, according to several reports. Texas produced the equivalent of one-third of the natural gas consumed last year, with Texas producers breaking multipleContinue Reading

by Jennifer Kabbany   Calling the Biden administration’s recent decision to include gender identity in Title IX “election-year pandering” and a threat to women — and the “truth” — Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed an executive order telling schools in her state to ignore the guidance. “The educational institutionsContinue Reading

by Charlotte Hazard   With inflation, high-interest rates and slowing economic growth already stressing Americans heading into the 2024 election, another reason to worry about the Biden economy has cropped up: distressed banks in danger of failing. Last month U.S. regulators seized a bank known as Republic First Bancorp and agreed toContinue Reading

by Stuart Scheller   Do general officers have an obligation to publicly tell the truth? I have an interesting perspective on this question. Currently, the Marine Corps teaches my story at the E-8 seminar (senior enlisted school). If you remember, I was the Marine officer who, via video, made aContinue Reading

by Kate Anderson   A West Virginia judge granted a preliminary injunction allowing several middle school girls to compete after the school district banned them from competition after refusing to play against a biological male, according to 12 WBOY, a local media outlet. Five middle school female athletes forfeited theirContinue Reading

by Nick Pope   The Biden administration announced $3 billion in funding for its initiative to get rid of every lead pipe in the U.S. over the next ten years on Thursday. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) unveiled the funding, which comes from the bipartisan infrastructure package of 2021 and is partContinue Reading

by Steven Richards   In a landmark lawsuit filed Wednesday, the law firm representing several victims of the Oct. 7 terrorist attack in Israel laid out compelling evidence that National Students for Justice in Palestine and its affiliates were acting as “collaborators and propagandists” for Hamas in the United States.Continue Reading

by Eric Lendrum   The year 2023 saw an increase in the number of police officers hired for the first time in several years, after widespread anti-police sentiment as a result of the race riots in the summer of 2020. According to ABC News, more sworn officers were hired in 2023Continue Reading

by J.D. Davidson   More than 30 Ohio municipalities will share in nearly $2 million in taxpayer funds in the state’s first effort to reduce the amount of salt used on the roads during the winter. State officials hope the new program will reduce runoff into streams, rivers and lakes.Continue Reading

Donald Ralph “Skip” Ewing is a musician’s musician. To say that his singing and songwriting are brilliant is an understatement. And he can play almost any stringed instrument. He said, “I don’t remember when I couldn’t play a guitar. I took a woman’s pink foam curler, took the plastic outContinue Reading

by Misty Severi   British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca admitted in court documents for the first time that its COVID-19 vaccine could cause a rare blood-clotting side effect. The company is facing accusations that its vaccine contributed to the deaths or impairments of more than 50 people in the United KingdomContinue Reading

by Bethany Blankley   The U.S. House passed another a bill to advance domestic energy production, this time in response to cries for help from an indigenous community living in the Alaska North Slope. The bill’s cosponsor, a Democrat from Alaska, did not vote for her own bill. It passedContinue Reading

by Will Kessler   U.S. productivity growth slowed in the first quarter of 2024, casting doubt on the American economy’s future growth, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) on Thursday. Growth in U.S. business productivity slowed to just 0.3% in the first quarter of 2024, below economists’Continue Reading

by Kevin Roberts and Derrick Morgan   For most of our lifetimes, classically liberal economics so dominated the Right that nobody wondered if conservatives were abandoning free markets. In recent years, though, a new generation of conservative thinkers—more traditionalist, populist, or nationalist than libertarian—has challenged the utility and even theContinue Reading

by Casey Harper   Americans are less confident about the economy, according to a new survey. Gallup’s recently released economic confidence rating dropped from March to April as inflation remains elevated. Just after the polling was conducted from April 1-22, the federal government released underperforming Gross Domestic Product data. “ThisContinue Reading

by Eric Lendrum   A German discount grocer has seen an increase in business from American customers over the last year, as inflation remains stubbornly high and presents an ongoing threat to Americans’ financial security. The Daily Caller reports that Aldi, the German-based grocer, saw a staggering 26% increase in foot trafficContinue Reading

by John Solomon   In a stunning admission, Special Counsel Jack Smith’s team is admitting that key evidence in former President Donald Trump’s classified documents criminal case was altered or manipulated since it was seized by the FBI, and that prosecutors misled the court about it for a period of time.Continue Reading

by Alfredo Ortiz   The specter of stagflation has returned. The monthly jobs report released Friday showed only 175,000 jobs were created last month, well below the recent average and expectations. More than half of new jobs were created in the unproductive government and quasi-government healthcare and social services sectors that don’t generateContinue Reading